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Any dramatic fluctuations in water pressure you may be experiencing in your home can be the result of a major issue with your water softener. This can indicate a sediment buildup that sometimes makes it easier to just replace your water softener rather than repair it.
Regardless of the feature in your home, whether it’s your HVAC system, your washing machine, or even your water softener, we know that it is not a good sign when frequent repairs are needed. In fact, this often signals that a replacement unit may be a more cost effective solution.
Have you found that your clothes are itchy after you run them through the washing machine? This could be due to the amount of hard water flowing through your home’s plumbing system, which is an indicator you may need to replace your water softener because it is not doing its job.
An odd taste in your Milledgeville, Covington & Augusta, GA home’s water can signal an issue with a water softener. This could be a sign that your water softener isn’t working properly and you have minerals in the water throughout your system, causing your water to taste oddly. This can often only be completely rectified by replacing your home’s water softener.
Red or yellow stains left behind around your drains, faucets, or in your toilet are usually left by hard water. If you notice these stains throughout your home, hard water has infiltrated your plumbing system, which means your water softener may need to be replaced.
If you’re noticing dry skin, dull hair, spotty dishes, or stubborn buildup around your faucets, hard water could be to blame! A water softener removes these pesky minerals, protecting your appliances, improving your plumbing, and giving your skin and hair the refresh they need! Fall is the perfect time to install a water softener – before winter’s dry air makes things worse! Call (470) 694-5452 to schedule softer water today!
Absolutely not! The salt used in water softeners is solely for the regeneration process, which flushes out hard minerals from the resin beads. At no point does salt enter your drinking water! Instead, a properly installed water softener removes excess calcium and magnesium, providing cleaner, softer water that is gentler on your skin and hair! Water softening systems can also extend the life of your appliances, and prevent buildup in your plumbing as well.
The proper frequency of salt refills depends on several factors, including your household’s water usage, the hardness level of your water, and the size of your water softener. On average, most homeowners need to add salt every four to six weeks. However, if you have a larger household or extremely hard water, you may need to check and refill the salt more frequently.
Absolutely! Hard water strips moisture from your skin and hair, making dryness and irritation even worse during the Milledgeville, Covington & Augusta, GA fall and winter months. A water softener removes the excess minerals that contribute to dryness, leaving you with softer skin and hair, and a more comfortable home!
While a DIY installation might seem like a cost-saving option, improper installation can lead to leaks, reduced efficiency, or even costly damage to your plumbing system. Ensuring the proper connection to your main water supply, drainage setup, and system calibration requires expertise. [account_names]’s certified plumbers handle the entire installation process, giving you peace of mind that your system is set up correctly from day one!
Our team proudly offers a number of HVAC maintenance plans for both residential and commercial heating & cooling systems
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