Whole-home water systems are built to run quietly for years, which is exactly why problems go unnoticed. Here are the signs that usually show up first.
Scale or spots are coming back. If shower glass and faucets are crusting up again, the system may not be regenerating, the media may be exhausted, or the settings no longer match your water.
The smell or stains have returned. On well water, a returning sulfur smell or orange staining often points to a filter stage that needs replacing or a system that's been bypassed.
Water pressure has dropped. A clogged sediment filter or a failing valve can choke flow through the whole house. It's one of the most common calls we get, and usually one of the simplest fixes.
You see leaks or hear the system cycling constantly. Drips at fittings, water around the tank, or a control valve that never seems to stop running all need a look before they cause water damage.
We repair systems no matter who installed them. A diagnosis tells you what's wrong and what it will cost, in writing, before any work starts.