Water Treatment Services in Fort Worth, TX
The water coming into your Fort Worth house is the same water you shower in, cook with and hand to your kids. We look at the house, tell you which of the three systems it needs, and put a number on it before work starts. Softeners, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis drinking water.
Planning Water Treatment for Your Fort Worth Home
We would rather see the house than talk about it over the phone. 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.
Fort Worth publishes its hardness at 100 to 171 ppm (6 to 10 grains), 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.
PFAS in Fort Worth water
Over a federal limitFort Worth is over a federal limit on at least one forever chemical. The city treats its own water at five plants, from lakes that include Lake Worth and Eagle Mountain Lake.
Reverse osmosis takes forever chemicals out of the water your family drinks and cooks with. In Fort Worth homes it sits under the kitchen sink with its own tap, backed by a one year manufacturer warranty and a one year warranty on our labor.
Included Work for a Fort Worth System Installation
This is the work that goes into a Fort Worth install.
The equipment itself
The softener, the whole house filtration tank and the reverse osmosis unit, whichever of them your home is getting.
Tying into the main line
The tanks connect to the main water line where it comes into the house, which in most homes here is on the garage wall. Two tanks take up about the space of a water heater.
The drain and the bypass
We run the drain line for the softener and fit a bypass, so the house can still get water with the equipment shut off.
The drinking water tap
The reverse osmosis unit goes in the cabinet under the kitchen sink, with its own tap at the sink and its connections to the cold line and the drain.
Setup and testing
We set the system up for your water and test it before we leave. Nothing gets handed over untested.
Walking you through it
Before we go, we show you what is now in your house, what each piece is doing and the two or three things you need to know about living with it.
Fort Worth Installation Costs, Payment Options and Coverage
What it costs, what is covered and how people pay for it. Put all three in, the softener, the whole house filtration tank and reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink, and you are looking at $2,495 to $5,500 installed on city water. That price is the equipment plus the work. Well water costs more, because it takes more equipment.
Your position in that range depends on the systems you choose, what your plumbing needs to take them, where the equipment ends up and how much water the house uses. You agree the number first, and nothing gets added later. There is financing if you want it.
What the warranty covers
The water softener and the whole house filtration tank carry a lifetime manufacturer warranty, for as long as they are yours. The reverse osmosis system carries a one year manufacturer warranty. Labor carries a one year warranty from the day it goes in. After the first year, a service visit is $80.
Your Fort Worth Assessment and Installation Steps
Start with a call
Phone or form, your choice. The phone goes to the owner, and we set an appointment.
We assess the house
Plumbing, available space, the household's water use and whatever you want put right. That is what the recommendation is built on.
You see the price
The equipment, the work and the warranty, quoted together.
We put it in
One day covers it in most homes, including setting it up, testing it and walking you through what is now in the house.
Home Water Treatment Work We Have Finished Across DFW
Our own work in Dallas-Fort Worth homes, photographed on site the day it went in.
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
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 reverse osmosis tap at the kitchen sink, running. It sits next to the main faucet and only carries the treated water.
Fort Worth Water Treatment Booking Questions
Can you install water treatment in a Fort Worth home without an existing loop?
Yes. A lot of Fort Worth houses were never plumbed with a softener loop. We tie into the main line where water comes into the house and run what is needed. We will confirm it on the visit before you commit to anything.
Does the Fort Worth 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. Fort Worth is over a federal limit on at least one of them. 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.
Schedule a Fort Worth Water Treatment Assessment
Send the form or call. We install softeners, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis across Fort Worth.
Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm
Get a quote
The visit and the quote are on us.