Water Softeners and Filtration in West Milwaukee and Nearby Towns
We put in water softeners, reverse osmosis, whole-home filtration and well water treatment for homeowners in West Milwaukee and the towns around it. One person handles your call, your quote, the install day and the cleanup, so you always know who to ask.
Towns we cover from West Milwaukee
- West Milwaukee
- Milwaukee
- West Allis
- Wauwatosa
- Greenfield
- Greendale
- St. Francis
- Brookfield
- New Berlin
- Oak Creek
- Franklin
Not on the list? Call (414) 206-1098 and ask.
Towns we cover
We're based right in West Milwaukee, so most installs are close to home for us. We regularly head into Milwaukee, West Allis, Wauwatosa and Greenfield. We also go south and west to Greendale, St. Francis, Oak Creek and Franklin, and out to Brookfield and New Berlin.
The way we run a job is the same in every one of those places. One person takes your call, works up your quote by phone, picks the install date with you, keeps the plumber in the loop and walks the basement at the end to make sure it's clean. Don't see your town? Bring it up on the phone. If you're nearby, we can likely make it work.
Common setups in local homes
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Older plumbing
Plenty of older houses around here still have galvanized pipe, or galvanized spliced into copper or PEX somewhere in the basement. Newer suburban builds tend to be cleaner. We check your pipes before we give a number, so the plan matches what's there and an extra fitting doesn't turn into a surprise on install day.
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Cold winters and basements
Equipment usually goes in the basement or utility room, close to where the main line enters. Our winters are rough on plumbing, so we set tanks and run lines away from cold exterior walls and drafty spots.
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City water or a private well
Most houses nearby are on city water. In those homes, the usual picks are a softener, a whole-home filter or a reverse osmosis system under the kitchen sink. Some properties out toward the edges still pump from their own well. Those owners tend to want well water treatment that deals with hardness, iron or an odor.
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Permits and code
Anything that connects to your water line needs to meet Wisconsin plumbing code, and each city or village handles permits a little differently. We handle that piece as part of the install, so it's not one more thing on your list.
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Install day
Expect the water to be shut off for part of the visit. We lay down floor protection, set the equipment, run the drain line and walk you through how it works. Your old unit and all the boxes go out with us.
Ask about financing before you decide
The person who picks up is the same one who will run your job. Ask how financing works through U.S. Bank Avvance, on approved credit, and we'll work up a free quote that stays good for 30 days. Payment comes in full once the install is done, not before.