Water Treatment Co.Dallas-Fort Worth
Grand Prairie, Dallas County

Water Treatment Services in Grand Prairie, TX

Every Grand Prairie house is plumbed a little differently, so we look at yours before we say a word about equipment. Then we install what it needs: a water softener, whole house filtration, reverse osmosis drinking water, or all three, at a price you agreed to.

Technician walking to a family home with a service van at the kerb in Grand Prairie

Choosing a System for Your Grand Prairie Property

Two houses on the same block can need different equipment, so we come out. 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.

Grand Prairie publishes its hardness at 170 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 testing water at a kitchen tap with a service kit open on the counter
What is included

Grand Prairie Installation Scope and Included Work

Here is the work included in a Grand Prairie install.

1

The systems going in

A water softener, a whole house filtration tank, a reverse osmosis drinking water unit, or whatever combination of those your quote covers.

2

Fitting to the main line

Water comes into the house on one line, and that is where the tanks tie in. In most homes that is the garage wall. Figure on about the footprint of a water heater for the pair.

3

Drain and shutoff

A drain line for the softener, and a bypass so the house still has water any time the equipment is closed off.

4

Drinking water at the sink

The reverse osmosis unit sits in the kitchen sink cabinet. It gets its own tap on the counter and its own connections to the cold line and the drain.

5

Setting it up and testing it

We configure it for your water and run it before we call the job done.

6

Showing you the system

We do not leave you with a manual. We walk you through what is in the house, what it does and what you actually need to remember.

Water treatment tanks and sediment filter installed in a home utility room
Cost and warranty

Grand Prairie Quote Factors, Financing and Warranty

Here is what to expect on price and coverage. All three together, a water softener, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis drinking water, run $2,495 to $5,500 installed on city water. That covers the equipment and the work to put it in. Well water runs higher because it takes more equipment.

Where you land in that range comes down to which of the three you take, how your house is plumbed, where the equipment has to go and how much water the household goes through. You see the number before install day, and it does not move afterward. Financing is available.

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.

Filtration tank and sediment housing with inlet and outlet pressure gauges
How it goes

Your Grand Prairie Assessment and Installation Plan

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.

Technician installing a whole house filtration tank and sediment filter
Completed work

Completed Water Treatment Projects From Around Dallas-Fort Worth

Our own work in Dallas-Fort Worth homes, photographed on site the day it went in.

A softener and a carbon tank together

A softener and a carbon tank together

Two tanks side by side, the softener for the minerals and the carbon tank for the chlorine, with the brine tank alongside them.

Fitted into a working garage

Fitted into a working garage

The softener and the brine tank set tight against the wall, clear of the shelving and the rest of the garage.

Reverse osmosis under the kitchen sink

Reverse osmosis under the kitchen sink

A VonWater reverse osmosis unit in the sink cabinet, tied into the cold line and the drain.

Good to know

Booking Questions for Grand Prairie Homeowners

Technician showing test results to a homeowner beside an installed water system
Can you work with the existing plumbing in a Grand Prairie home?

In most cases, yes. We tie into the main line where water comes into the house. If your plumbing needs anything beyond that to take the equipment, we tell you on the visit and it is in the quote.

Will you work on equipment another company put in?

Tell us what is in there when you call and we will say what we can do with it.

How much notice do you need to book?

Call and we will tell you the first date we have. The assessment usually comes before the install by a few days.

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Send the form or call. Softeners, whole house filtration and reverse osmosis for Grand Prairie homes.

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