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RESIDENTIAL SERVICE & REPAIR

Water Treatment

Discuss water softening and filtration options for your home and the plumbing connections they require.

Kitchen sink and faucet
Fixtures and tubs at the Garrison showroom

GARRISON PLUMBING

Start with the water concerns in your home.

Scale on fixtures, an unwanted taste or questions about existing equipment are useful reasons to talk with our team. Garrison can discuss water treatment installation and plumbing needs, including softeners and filtration systems. The right approach depends on the water concern, the equipment selected and your home’s plumbing. Specific contaminants require suitable testing and a system designed for that purpose.

HOW WE CAN HELP

Planning your water treatment project

01

Water softeners

Discuss equipment intended to reduce hardness minerals and the connections it needs.

02

Filtration systems

Talk through filtration goals and equipment appropriate to the concern you want to address.

03

Existing equipment

Tell us about a system that is leaking, due for replacement or no longer meeting your needs.

04

Installation location

Discuss access, available space and the existing water supply and drain connections.

05

Fixture and appliance concerns

Mention recurring mineral scale or issues affecting fixtures and appliances.

06

Planning and follow-up

Ask about installation details and the maintenance guidance for the equipment you select.

A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS

Before we get started.

Have another question? Our team is happy to help.

Are a softener and a filter the same thing? +

No. Softeners address hardness minerals. Filters are designed for particular substances or water characteristics, depending on the system.

Can any filter remove every contaminant? +

No. A system must be selected for the specific concern. Ask about suitable testing and the capabilities of the selected equipment.

What should I share when I call? +

Describe your concern, existing equipment, available space and whether you have recent water test information.

Discuss your water treatment options.

Call (913) 768-1311 or contact our team to discuss your needs and the next step.

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