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1-yr install labor and RO unit warranties, filters excluded: (262) 800-6327

(262) 800-6327
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Water Treatment Across Mequon and Nearby Towns

We install water softeners, reverse osmosis and whole-home filtration in homes throughout Mequon and the surrounding communities. Once your system is running, we check back to see how it's doing and show you the simple upkeep that keeps the water the way you want it.

Where we install water treatment

Mequon is home base, and we spend plenty of time in Thiensville next door, plus Cedarburg and Grafton up the road. Germantown and Menomonee Falls to the west are on our regular routes too. Every visit starts the same way. We find where the water line enters your home, listen to what's bothering you, from spotty glasses to an odd taste, and suggest only the equipment that fits.

Toward the lakeshore, we put in systems in Bayside, Fox Point, Whitefish Bay, Glendale and Brown Deer. In each of these communities, our part doesn't stop when the tools go back in the truck. We phone after the install to hear how the water is treating you, sort out any questions, and let you know when salt or a filter change is coming up.

Technician kneeling at an open kitchen sink cabinet with an under-sink filter system, holding a water sample vial and test strip as a homeowner watches
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Towns we cover from Mequon

  • Mequon
  • Germantown
  • Brown Deer
  • Bayside
  • Thiensville
  • Menomonee Falls
  • Whitefish Bay
  • Glendale
  • Cedarburg
  • Grafton
  • Fox Point

Not on the list? Call (262) 800-6327 and ask.

What shapes an install in this part of Wisconsin

  • Municipal supply or a private well

    Depending on the street, a house may draw from a municipal system or from its own well. Those two sources rarely call for the same equipment. Well homes often need one of the setups described on our Well Water Treatment page, while a home on municipal water might be well served by a softener or a drinking water filter alone.

  • Freezing winters

    Tanks and filter housings have to live where temperatures stay above freezing, so unheated garages and crawlspaces are off the table. The basement usually works best, near the main line and a drain, with clear space so hauling in a bag of salt isn't a chore.

  • A mix of house ages

    Older homes sit next to recent builds across the metro. Newer houses sometimes come with a softener loop already plumbed. Older ones can need added fittings or a bypass, and when that's the case it shows up as a line on your quote rather than a surprise on install day.

  • Permits by municipality

    Each village and city sets its own plumbing expectations. We confirm what yours requires before the install date is set, so that paperwork stays off your plate.

  • Upkeep once we leave

    Before heading out, we walk you through checking the salt, finding the bypass valve and knowing when reverse osmosis filters are due. Later we follow up to see whether the settings still match how your family uses water.

Two tall black filtration tanks with a digital control head and a black brine tank installed against a garage wall with copper and PVC plumbing

Tell us your town and what you're noticing

Let us know where you live and what's going on with your water, and we'll put together a free quote over the phone. Your quote holds for 30 days. If spreading out the cost would help, ask us about financing through U.S. Bank Avvance, on approved credit.