Water Filtration

Water Treatment, Filters and Softeners

Nobody likes rust stains on plumbing fixtures, hard water spots on dishes, or even worse, dry, itchy skin. These are just a few problems that can be caused by hard water. The good news is that Appleton Campbell can help. We offer a full line of water softeners, filters and treatment systems to correct your water quality issues.

Product Highlight: Appleton Campbell is proud to offer Water-Right & ProSystems.  We service all makes and models. We honor all manufacturers' warranties. 

Water Filter Installation and Service

Water filter installation is an important step to take if you want your water supply to be cleaner, healthier, and great tasting. Many people buy water filter pitchers, bottled water, or a filter for the kitchen faucet, but this doesn't keep up with the demand for purified water. And a kitchen water filter doesn't help with the laundry or the shower. If your water supply contains impurities or sediment, this water is not just in your kitchen, it's with you in the shower when you bathe, it's in your clothes, and it's everywhere else you use water. Water that is high in sediments and other impurities can taste bad, cause staining, and can even make you ill. 

How a Water Filter Improves Your Life

Water filter installation, water filter service, and water filter repair can solve a lot of water contamination problems. A whole house water filter can remove the taste and odor of chlorine, and reduce lead, mercury, microbial cysts, sediment, and agricultural pollutants in your water. These pollutants can come from corrosion of household plumbing systems, erosion of natural deposits, decay of asbestos, and run-off from landfills and croplands. A whole house water filter is different because it is located on the main line before it enters your water heater. This means that the water throughout your entire house will be filtered. So not only will your water taste better, your laundry will be cleaner, and showering won't deposit pollutants on your skin.

Don't Do-It-Yourself Water Filter Installation

Water filter installation isn't something you should do yourself. Whole house water filter service and under-sink water filter installation are projects that home improvement centers advertise as do-it-yourself projects. However, any project where you have to turn off the water supply and cut out a piece of the main supply pipe is not something to try on your own. If you look at the directions for installing a water filter, after you cut out a section of the main pipe, you will be installing adapter couplings and compression fittings. Then you may need to attach the water filter to the wall and make sure that you can access it to remove it when it needs to be changed. The most important part of the directions, however, is to check for leaks when you are finished. This is where we come in.

Professional Water Filter Installation

Professional water filter installation doesn't require that you cut up your pipes and hope that you don't have a major plumbing leak when you are finished. Call Appleton Campbell if you want professional water filtration service instead of water pipe repair. We can bring the water filter to your home, install it quickly and guarantee that your water filter will be working properly for a long time. We also provide professional water filter repair and pipe replacement if you have old pipes that are part of the water problem. At Appleton Campbell, we can help make sure that all of the water that comes from your faucets is pure and clean.

Water Softeners

Not sure if your current system is running properly or efficiently?

Don’t worry, Appleton Campbell can help. We will be happy to come out and take a look at your current system.  Not only will we evaluate the age of your system, but we will test your water for hardness, Iron and PH levels. We will also see how often your current system regenerates. Not only do you want a system that treats your water properly but it also needs to do so efficiently by wasting as little water as possible.

Is it time for a new system?

The average life span of a water softener is 10 to 15 years. Many water softeners continue to run longer but their resin tanks start to get fouled out and do not treat the water as efficiently as they used to. This means additional salt and water usage. We can help by installing a new system designed to meet your water needs. Since we are a local company, we are very familiar with local water conditions and how to treat them. We would be happy to design a system to meet your needs.

Call us toll free at 866-543-3996 to speak to one of our friendly  staff members.