Water Treatment Co.Dallas-Fort Worth
Coppell, Dallas County

Water Treatment Services in Coppell, TX

Start with the house, not the catalog. We walk your Coppell home, look at the plumbing and the space, and tell you which of the three systems belong in it. Water softeners, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis drinking water, installed and explained.

Technician talking with a homeowner on the driveway of a Coppell area home

Recommending the Right System for Your Coppell Home

We do not hand you a package. We look first, then recommend. What you have noticed at the tap, how many people are running showers and laundry, where there is room for a tank and how the plumbing is laid out all go into the answer.

Coppell publishes its hardness at 131 ppm, which the U.S. Geological Survey calls hard, and treats the water with chloramine. Those two figures are where the sizing starts, and the rest comes from your house. What you end up with is the setup for your home, not a package off a shelf.

Technician showing test results to a homeowner beside an installed water system

PFAS in Coppell water

Under the federal limits

Coppell publishes its results for forever chemicals, and they sit under the federal limits. Coppell buys its water from Dallas, so what comes out of your tap was treated in Dallas.

A reverse osmosis system gives your Coppell kitchen its own drinking water tap and takes forever chemicals out of every glass. The unit sits in the cabinet under the sink, tied into the cold line and the drain.

What is included

Scope of a Coppell Water Treatment Installation

This is the full scope of a Coppell install.

1

Your equipment

Whichever of the three you are having put in: the water softener, the whole house filtration tank, the reverse osmosis drinking water unit.

2

The main line connection

The tanks tie into the line where water enters the house. That is usually the garage wall, and the pair of them take up roughly a water heater's worth of floor.

3

Drain line and bypass valve

The softener needs a drain, so we run one. We fit the bypass at the same time, so water keeps flowing through the house even with the equipment closed off.

4

The tap at the kitchen sink

Reverse osmosis lives in the cabinet under the sink. We fit its own tap on the sink deck and tie it into the cold line and the drain.

5

Dialing it in

The system gets set for your water, then tested. It does not become yours until it has run.

6

The handover

We walk the house with you at the end, point out each piece, and tell you the handful of things worth knowing about it.

Two tank water treatment system with sediment filter and brine tank in a garage
Cost and warranty

Coppell Installation Pricing, Financing and Support

Cost, coverage and payment, laid out. A softener, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis drinking water, installed together on city water, come to between $2,495 and $5,500. Equipment and labor are both in that figure. Well water runs above it, since more equipment has to go in.

The variables are simple: how many of the three you are having, how the house is plumbed, where the tanks can sit and how heavily the household uses water. You get the price up front and it holds. Financing is available. Coming out and pricing it costs you nothing.

Copper manifold with brass isolation valves and a pressure gauge above a control head
How it goes

Your Coppell Assessment and Installation Timeline

You get in touch

Call or send the form. When you call, you reach the owner, and we schedule a time to come out.

We look at the house

The plumbing, the space, how much water the household uses and what you want fixed. This is where the recommendation comes from.

You get your quote

Equipment, labor and the warranty, all of it priced together.

We install it and hand it over

One day in most homes. We set it, test it and walk you through it before we leave.

Technician connecting pipework to a whole house water treatment system
Completed work

Softener, Filtration and RO Work We Have Completed in DFW

These are our own installs in Dallas-Fort Worth homes, photographed on the job.

Softener and brine tank on the main line

Softener and brine tank on the main line

A single tank softener with its brine tank, set against the garage wall where the water line comes into the house.

A well water system

A well water system

Well water takes more equipment. A sediment prefilter, two treatment tanks, the brine tank and the pressure tank, all on one wall.

The drinking water tap

The drinking water tap

The reverse osmosis tap at the kitchen sink, running. It sits next to the main faucet and only carries the treated water.

Good to know

Coppell Booking Questions for Homeowners

Technician opening the brine tank of a water softener during a service visit
Can you replace existing treatment equipment in a Coppell home?

Yes. Tell us what is installed and roughly how old it is when you call. We will let you know what makes sense to replace and what is worth keeping.

Does the Coppell water report show forever chemicals in the water?

Yes. PFAS are man made chemicals that do not break down, which is why people call them forever chemicals. Coppell publishes its results, and they sit under the federal limits. Reverse osmosis takes them out of the water your family drinks and cooks with.

Do you service systems you did not install?

Call and tell us what you have. We will let you know what we can do for it.

Do I need to be home for the install?

Someone should be, so we can get to the main line and the kitchen sink and walk you through the system at the end.

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Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm

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