West Milwaukee Water Softeners and Filters, With One Person Running Your Job
We put in water softeners, reverse osmosis for drinking water, whole-home filtration and well water treatment. The same person who answers your call writes the quote, books the install and looks over the cleanup. We cover West Milwaukee plus nearby towns like West Allis, Wauwatosa and Greenfield.
- Licensed Wisconsin plumber on site
- Tanks and ceramic discs covered lifetime
- Install labor covered one year
- Same contact start to finish
How a Job Runs
Four steps, and you know who to ask at each one.
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You call
Tell us what you are seeing: spots on glasses, a smell at the tap, scale in the kettle, orange stains from a well. We ask about your home, your household and where the main line comes in.
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Your quote
We give you a free quote by phone with the system, the parts and the labor laid out. If financing helps, we go over how it works. You have three business days to cancel after you sign.
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Install day
We set a date that works for you. Floors get covered on the path to the basement, and the water is off only as long as the tie-in takes. We run the system, set the controls and show you how to add salt or change a filter.
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Cleanup and check
We take the old parts, the boxes and the scraps with us. Your contact checks the work and stays your number to call if you have a question next month or next year.
What We Install
Most of our work is one of four jobs. Water softeners pull out the hardness, which means less crust on faucets and less buildup in your water heater. Reverse osmosis is a compact unit that fits in the cabinet below your kitchen faucet and gives you cleaner water to drink and cook with, while whole-home filtration cleans up taste and smell at every faucet. On a private well, our well water treatment page explains how we deal with iron, odor and the equipment for each.
Water Softeners
Softeners sized to your hardness and household, installed with a proper bypass and drain, with one person coordinating the whole job.
Reverse Osmosis
An under-sink reverse osmosis system with its own faucet, for cleaner drinking and cooking water without buying bottled water.
Whole-Home Filtration
A carbon filter on your main water line so every faucet, shower and appliance gets water without the chlorine taste or smell.
Well Water Treatment
Equipment for private wells that clears out iron stains, rotten-egg smell, grit and hard scale, sized to your well and plumbed in at your home.
Towns We Cover
Our home base is West Milwaukee, and our installs reach well past it. We regularly work in Milwaukee, West Allis, Wauwatosa, Greenfield, Greendale and St. Francis. We also go out to Brookfield, New Berlin, Oak Creek and Franklin.
- West Milwaukee
- Milwaukee
- West Allis
- Wauwatosa
- Greenfield
- Greendale
- St. Francis
- Brookfield
- New Berlin
- Oak Creek
- Franklin
If your town isn't listed, ring us anyway. We'll tell you plainly if your home is within reach before we talk about anything else.
A Small Company That Answers Its Own Phone
We install water treatment in homes around West Milwaukee. That is the whole job. We do not sell door to door, and we do not push the biggest system on the list.
Most of what we fix is simple once you know where to look. Hard water leaves scale in water heaters and on faucets. Chlorine taste comes through on a glass of tap water. Well water can carry iron that stains sinks rust colored. Each has a fix, and the right fix is usually smaller than people expect.
The way we work is plain. One person handles your job, start to finish. You get the same answers on the phone that you get on install day.
- License
- Installed by a licensed Wisconsin plumber
- Warranty
- Lifetime coverage on tanks, valve ceramic discs and dry mechanical parts; 1 year labor warranty on the original install
Why Neighbors Call Us
From your first call to the day we carry out the empty boxes, you deal with one person. They know your house, your quote and your install date.
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One person to call
You won't get bounced from sales to scheduling to an installer who never read your quote. The same person answers questions, books the work and looks it over when it's done. If a date moves, they're the one who tells you.
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Installed by a licensed Wisconsin plumber
Every system is plumbed in by a pro who holds a Wisconsin plumbing license. That counts most at the bypass valve, the drain line and the connection near your water heater, the spots where a hurried job tends to leak down the road.
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Lifetime coverage where it counts
Your tank is covered for life. So are the valve ceramic discs and the dry mechanical parts. On the phone we'll spell out what's included and what isn't.
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Our labor, covered a year
The original install comes with a 1 year labor warranty. If a joint we made starts to drip, we come back and make it right.
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Straight talk on what you need
Some houses need a softener plus a filter. Others only need a drinking water unit at the sink. We tell you which one, and the reason, before you spend a dollar.
Questions We Get on the Phone
- Do I need a water softener, or just a filter?
- It comes down to what's bugging you. Crusty faucets, spotty dishes and stiff towels point to hard water, and a softener handles that. A chlorine taste or smell points to a carbon filter. If you mostly want better water to drink, a reverse osmosis unit at the kitchen sink may be enough.
- How is reverse osmosis different from whole-home filtration?
- Reverse osmosis works at one faucet, usually the kitchen, and it is meant for drinking and cooking. Whole-home filtration goes on the main line, so every faucet and shower gets treated water. Plenty of homes pick one, and some run both.
- What warranty comes with the system?
- Tanks, valve ceramic discs and dry mechanical parts have lifetime coverage. When we go over your quote, we explain exactly what falls under it.
- Can I finance the system?
- Yes. We offer financing through U.S. Bank Avvance, subject to credit approval. Ask about it when you phone for your quote, and we'll go over how the plan works and what the application wants from you.
- When do I pay?
- You pay in full once the install is done. Nothing is owed up front. The price on your quote stays the same for 30 days, which gives you room to think it over.
- Can I back out once the paperwork is signed?
- Yes. From the day you sign, you get three business days to cancel. One call to your contact takes care of it.
- How long does an install take, and will my water be off?
- Most installs take part of a day. Your water is shut off only while we cut into the main line and make the connections, and we let you know before we close the valve. Setting the tank and running the drain happen with your water on.
- Do you work on homes with a private well?
- Yes. Well water often brings iron, a sulfur smell or hardness that city water doesn't. Our well water treatment work covers the gear that deals with those, sized for your home and how much water you use.
What Moves the Price
No two houses are set up the same, so each job gets its own price. These are the things that push the number up or down. We walk through every one on the phone, so nothing on the quote is a mystery when you sign.
We put your free quote together over the phone, and the numbers stay good for 30 days. You don't pay a thing until the install is finished, then you pay in full, and U.S. Bank Avvance financing is available on approved credit.
- The system you choose
- An RO unit at one sink is less work than a softener or a carbon tank on the main line. Two systems cost more than one, but they can share some of the same pipe work.
- How many people live there
- More people and more bathrooms put more water through the system every day. That decides how big a softener tank or filter we suggest.
- Where your main line comes in
- Most systems go in the basement by the water heater. A line pinned against a wall, hidden behind finished drywall or far from a drain takes extra pipe and extra hours.
- The pipes you have now
- Old copper or galvanized pipe sometimes needs a new section or a shutoff valve before we can tie in. We look for that up front and list it on the quote, so it never shows up as a surprise.
- Drain and outlet
- Softeners and some filters need a drain for backwash and a plug close by. When neither is near, that work goes on the quote as its own line.
Talk It Over With the Person Who Will Run Your Job
Tell us what your water is doing and we will tell you what we would put in, and why. Ask about financing on the same call.