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Delafield, Waukesha County

Water softener installation in Delafield, WI

14–23 grains per gallon · Wisconsin DNR compliance samples for municipal water

Delafield is a private-well town with a small city utility on the side. The city says plainly that most residents have private wells, so what people here actually live with is raw Waukesha County groundwater that nobody samples but them.

Your water

Where Delafield gets its water

Delafield is served by the City of Delafield waterworks, which by the city’s own account serves a minority of residents. It runs two municipal wells: one 1,215 feet into the deep sandstone, one 220 feet into the shallow aquifer. DNR records the system as 100% groundwater with no purchased water.

14–23grains per gallon, DNR-sampled for municipal water

Two municipal wells, sampled the same day: 240 mg/L at the deep well, 400 mg/L at the shallow one.

DNR compliance samples taken on the same day measured 240 milligrams per liter at the 1,215-foot deep well and 400 at the 220-foot shallow well. That is 14.0 grains and 23.4 grains from one system on one day. Those figures apply only to the minority of Delafield on the municipal system.

Source: Wisconsin DNR compliance sampling, City of Delafield waterworks; City of Delafield utilities page

What Delafield homes usually need

  • Free quote by phone
  • Installed by a licensed WI plumber
  • Softeners retested to zero

$3,950 installed for the ZeroGrain One: softener, activated carbon and the reverse-osmosis drinking tap. Installation by an independent licensed Wisconsin plumbing contractor is in that number, not added to it, and the date is set once the equipment is in hand and approved for use in Wisconsin (SPS 384). What a softener costs explains what the $3,950 includes. Swapping out an old unit is replacing a softener; the drinking tap is reverse osmosis installation.

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Three things you get in writing

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To change your mind

Three business days to cancel after you sign. Two copies of the cancellation notice come with the contract, filled in and dated.

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Balance due before the install is complete

The agreement puts full payment at the completion of the install: the system in, running and your water retested at your tap.

30 days

The quote holds

One itemized page with every model named, so you can compare it against anyone.

A closer look

The ZeroGrain One, up close

The system in product renders: the softening tank and its brine tank, the drinking-water tap, and what is inside the tank, on one sheet.

Full specifications
The ZeroGrain One: the whole-home tank with its brine tank beside it, and the five-stage reverse-osmosis unit with its storage tank
The ZeroGrain One softening tank with its control valve, and the closed brine tank beside it
The five-stage reverse-osmosis unit with its storage tank and its dedicated brushed-nickel drinking-water faucet
The ZeroGrain One specification sheet, showing the whole-home tank cut away to its media (1.5 cubic feet of resin and carbon in a 10 by 54 inch tank), its brine tank, and the five-stage reverse-osmosis unit

Questions

Delafield water questions

Anything that is not here, ask it on the call.

Softening removes hardness minerals. It is not a health or safety treatment and we do not market it as one. On a private well, Wisconsin’s state-certified lab tests for bacteria and nitrates are a separate matter and not something we sell.

Two wells, two aquifers, nearly double the hardness

If two municipal wells a few thousand feet apart differ by nine grains on the same day, two private wells on the same road can too. This is the clearest argument in the county for reading your own tap rather than borrowing a neighbor’s number.

Iron right at the staining line, and chloride climbing

Delafield’s shallow well has measured 0.35, 0.40 and 0.40 milligrams per liter of iron across 2008, 2017 and 2026, against the EPA secondary standard of 0.3 where staining becomes noticeable. Chloride in that same well climbed from 6.4 mg/L in 2008 to 89 mg/L in 2026, with sodium rising alongside it. That rise is one more reason the number at your tap today is the only one worth acting on.

How does the quote work in Delafield?

We start from the number, not from a catalog: what Wisconsin DNR compliance samples show for Delafield, and what your house needs. One short call puts the two together, at no charge. If the numbers justify softening we size it from them; if they point away from softening, the call says so plainly. On install day the plumber reads hardness, iron, chlorine and TDS at your tap before anything is connected, and on a softener install retests hardness at the end so you watch it read zero.

Free quote, by phone

A free quote by phone, anywhere in Delafield.

One short call, about fifteen minutes. We size from your town’s published number, or your well’s lab result, and your household, and you end the call with a one-page itemized quote.

  • Free quote by phone
  • Installed by a licensed WI plumber
  • Softeners retested to zero