Waukesha County & the Milwaukee metro · $3,950 installed · free quote first, by phone

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The full catalog

Every system we supply

Five whole-home builds, two drinking-water systems and one add-on, all from one manufacturer and all sized from your own water rather than a price list. The specs are the manufacturer’s real numbers, and every unit is named by model on the quote.

The ZeroGrain One, the Standard build below paired with the five-stage reverse-osmosis tap, is on our own pallet; the other builds are supplied to order. Every install date, the ZeroGrain One’s included, is set once the equipment is in hand and Wisconsin has approved it (Wis. Admin. Code ch. SPS 384). Every one is named by model on the quote.

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Whole-home systems

Point-of-entry systems for the whole house: showers, laundry, dishwasher, ice maker. The softeners here are the ones that take hardness out.

The standard build
The whole-home tank cut away, with its brine tank beside it

Standard Whole-Home Softener + Filtration

Softening resin and activated carbon in one tank. Sized to your water and your household on the quote.

It handles the thing almost every house here has: hardness that scales your pipes, your fixtures and your water heater. Ion-exchange resin under activated coconut-shell carbon, over a gravel underbed. One tank, one valve. Paired with the five-stage reverse-osmosis tap, it is the ZeroGrain One.

Best for: most three- and four-bedroom homes, on city water or a low-iron well

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The XL whole-home tank with its control valve, cut away to show the resin bed

XL Whole-Home Softener + Filtration

The same system in a larger tank, for larger homes and harder water.

The same valve, resin and carbon as the Standard, in a larger tank: two cubic feet of media in a twelve-inch tank instead of one and a half in a ten-inch, for the harder end of the county’s water or a house with four baths and a full calendar.

Best for: larger homes, bigger households, or the harder end of the county’s water

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Two tanks
The dual-tank city-water system: a softening tank and a carbon tank under one bridged valve, with the brine tank beside them

Dual Tank City Water

The largest system. A separate carbon tank with its own backwash.

Two tanks instead of one: a dedicated softening tank and a dedicated carbon tank, run from a single valve bridged across both, and the carbon tank backwashes on the same schedule.

Best for: large houses and high usage on city water

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For private wells
The dual-tank well-water system: the iron tank and the softening tank, each with its own valve, and the brine tank

Dual Tank Well Water

Two tanks: an iron-media tank ahead of the softener.

Well water is a different problem from city water. This pairs a softening tank with a separate catalytic iron-media tank ahead of it. Two valves, one per tank.

Best for: homes on a private well with iron or manganese

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The salt-free conditioner tank, which has no valve head, no brine tank and no drain line

Salt-Free Water Conditioner

No salt, no drain, no regeneration. It keeps the minerals in.

A conditioner, not a softener. It uses no salt, no drain line and no wastewater, and it does not remove hardness, so the tap reads the same number afterward, and we say so.

Best for: no drain within reach, or a household that has decided against salt

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Free quote, by phone

Every install starts with a free quote, by phone.

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