Water Softener and Well-Water Treatment in NH, Southern Maine and Essex County, MA

We provide treatment solutions for hard water, iron, manganese, arsenic, PFAS, radon in well water, sediment, acidity, unpleasant tastes and odors, and other water-quality conditions. We also install reverse osmosis drinking-water systems and radon-air mitigation systems.

Orange or reddish-brown staining is commonly associated with iron. Black or dark staining may be associated with manganese. Laboratory results help determine what is present and which treatment method may be appropriate.

A water softener primarily addresses hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium. Filtration systems are used for conditions such as iron, manganese, sediment, tastes, odors, or specific contaminants. Some homes need both technologies in a carefully planned sequence.

No. Radon in indoor air and radon in well water are evaluated separately and require different mitigation approaches. Some properties may need to address one source, while others may need systems for both.

Usually not. Different contaminants and water conditions require different treatment methods. A home with hardness, iron, and arsenic, for example, may require multiple treatment stages rather than one all-purpose filter.

Most residential reverse osmosis systems are point-of-use systems installed under a sink to provide filtered water at a designated faucet. Whole-house treatment is generally used when a condition needs to be addressed before water reaches multiple fixtures.

Yes. If you have current results, send them with your inquiry. We can review the reported water conditions as part of determining what treatment options may be appropriate. Additional information may be needed before a final recommendation can be made.

We serve Rockingham, Hillsborough, Merrimack, Strafford, Belknap, and Carroll Counties in New Hampshire; York and Cumberland Counties in Maine; and Essex County, Massachusetts.