They do different jobs. A whole house softener treats hardness at every tap, which protects fixtures, appliances and water heaters, while a reverse osmosis or carbon system cleans up the water you drink and cook with at one tap. Many homes use both, and Pro Water Treatment and Plumbing LLC installs both kinds of system.

It depends on how hard your water is, how many people live in the home and how much water you use. A good habit is to look in the brine tank every few weeks and top it up before the salt runs low. If you would rather not keep track of it, we offer salt and potassium service.

A tank heater keeps a set amount of hot water ready, while a tankless unit heats water as it flows, so it does not run out the same way. The right choice depends on your household's hot water use, the space available and your existing gas or electric setup. We replace both tank and tankless water heaters and can also add a recirculator pump so hot water reaches the faucet faster.

Slow drains, repeat clogs, gurgling sounds or sewage smells can point to a problem deeper in the line, such as roots, a buildup or a damaged section of pipe. A camera inspection shows what is happening inside the sewer line, so you know the real cause before any digging is planned. We provide sewer drain service and camera inspection for homes and businesses.

Yes. Well water varies a great deal from one property to the next, so a treatment system should be chosen for what is actually in your water rather than picked off a shelf. Pro Water Treatment and Plumbing LLC sets up well water treatment systems that help deliver clearer, better-tasting water that is easier on your pipes and appliances.