Water Conditioning & Treatment in South Central PA
Serving Lancaster, York, Lebanon, Dauphin, and Cumberland Counties
Whether you use water from the city or from a well, every homeowner relies on good water quality for daily needs like drinking, cooking, and laundry.
To meet these needs, Neffsville Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Services offers a variety of water quality solutions to ensure every home has access to safe water.
Schedule your no-obligation water treatment consultation today. Call us at (717) 625-1000 or reach out online.
Benefits of Water Treatment & Purification
The experts at Neffsville Plumbing offer reliable installation, replacement, and repair for each water treatment system we service so that you never have to wonder if your water is safe.
When you install a water treatment or purification system, you’ll enjoy:
- No water odors
- No strange water flavors
- Fewer hard water damages on plumbing fixtures
- Hydrated skin and hair
- Cleaner dishes and laundry
- Longer-lasting plumbing pipes and fixtures
Get more information about water quality solutions and discover which is best for your home when you call (717) 625-1000 or send a message online.
Signs You Need Water Testing
Homeowners in Lancaster and York counties share a set of water quality issues that are common in the area, and our water quality testing and treatment solutions are optimized to meet these needs. At Neffsville Plumbing, we also provide lifetime parts and labor warranties for several water treatment packages.
Signs you need water quality testing and treatment include:
- You see white spots on your faucets, sinks, showers, and dishware.
- Several fixtures have abnormally high or low water pressure.
- Your well water hasn’t been tested in over a year.
- There are brown, black, pink, or green stains in toilet bowls and sinks.
- The water from your sink smells bad.
- There are orange or red stains on your fixtures or freshly washed clothing.
- Your water tastes acidic, metallic, or chlorinated.
Schedule a water treatment consultation with Neffsville Plumbing today! Call (717) 625-1000 or contact us online.
Water Treatment Solutions in Lancaster, York, Lebanon, Dauphin, and Cumberland Counties
Installing a whole-home water treatment solution rather than point-of-use filters ensures that your plumbing system faces fewer complications from mineral deposits and lasts longer.
Residential well water doesn’t require rigorous testing like municipal water supply, which can leave you at great risk of consuming unknown contaminants. Water testing and treatment from your local plumber will provide better protection against the health concerns that accompany untreated water.
Neffsville Plumbing installs and repairs the following water quality solutions:
- Whole-home water filters: These filters use carbon to eliminate sulfides and chlorine, which give water a bad smell and taste.
- Salt- and potassium-based water softeners: Hard water, filled with a high concentration of calcium and magnesium, creates white spots on dishes and fixtures. Water softeners remove these sediments.
- Reverse osmosis filters: These filters use a chemical process to remove chemical contaminants from your home’s water, such as lead, pesticides, and arsenic.
- Chlorine removal: Carbon is used in this filter to remove chlorine particles from your water, resulting in water that tastes and smells better.
- Iron removal: High concentrations of iron causes rust and odor issues. Iron removal filters out iron particles.
- Bacteria removal: Bacteria removal is usually accomplished with an ultraviolet water sterilizer that uses UV light to kill bacteria, viruses, and spores from your home’s water.
- Acid neutralization: Acidic water tastes strange and wears down your plumbing system. Acid neutralization produces better-tasting water and protects your pipes.
- Two-stage drinking systems: Two-stage drinking systems filter down to 1 micron to remove the causes of bad-tasting or unhealthy drinking water.
Contact us online or call (717) 625-1000 to schedule a no-obligation water treatment consultation.