With your answers, our system guesses at the types of underlying water problems you might have. Our system uses the kind of common, rule-of-thumb analysis techniques that a professional plumber might use if they didn’t have access to any water testing equipment. This should not be considered professional advice.
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Based on your observations, the Water Wizard recommends AT LEAST the following:
A Water Softener:
Water Softening removes minerals that cause unsightly build up, damage water using appliances and may cause dry, itchy and irritable skin.
Depending on your specific water conditions a Water Softener can cost between $2,000 & $8,000
Learn More About Water Softeners
Sediment Filter:
Sediment Filter or Pre-Filter to strain visible particulate out of your water and keep your advanced filtration equipment running smoothly.
A sediment filter is usually added to a broader whole house filtration system and costs around $400
Learn More About Sediment Filters
An Activated Carbon Filter:
Carbon or Activated Carbon Filtration removes unpleasant odors and/or prevent mineral buildup.
Depending on the condition of your source water, a whole house carbon filter can cost anywhere from $400 to $4,500.
Learn More About Carbon Filters
A Chemical-Free Ozone Water Sanitation System:
Chemical-Free Ozone Water Sanitation System to kill bacteria and other organisms that may be present in your water.
We are one of the only companies to offer a chemical free Ozone-Based water purification system and the price for that unit is $4,495.
Learn More About Ozone Sanitation Systems
A Chlorine Injection and Filtration System:
Chlorine Injection and filtration system to kill dangerous bacteria and other organisms that may be in your water.
The Price of a Chlorinator depends very much on the quality of your source water but can run anywhere from $5,395 up to $9,395.
Learn More About Chlorination Systems
An Air Stripping System:
Air Stripping system can be added to most water systems to remove unwanted or potentially harmful gasses.
Because these systems are usually included in other systems, if this is your only recommendation please, contact us.
A Whole House Reverse Osmosis System:
(Possibly) A Whole House Reverse Osmosis System may be very important to your health. Based on variables reported in this survey we would strongly recommend having your water tested for silica and other contaminants that may be impossible to remove without Reverse Osmosis, or especially dangerous to your health when present in steam.
While Whole House Reverse Osmosis Systems can cost between $20,000 and $40,000, we have seen life saving results from their instalation in rare cases. Please get your water tested if you are seeing this recommendation
Having said that, most homes do not require a whole house system and many Point of Use drinking water systems are quite affordable
Learn More About Reverse Osmosis
Estimated Pricing
This is a rough estimate of what your total solution might cost based on the information you provided. For a more accurate quote, please contact us.
- Water Softener: $2,000 – $8,000
- Sediment Filter: $400
- Carbon Filter: $400 – $4,500
- Ozone Sanitation System: $4,495
- Chlorine Injection System: $5,395 – $9,395
- Whole House Reverse Osmosis: $20,000 – $40,000
- Air Stripping System: Contact Us
Total Estimated Range: $0 – $0
Unfortunately the Water Wizard can only produce rough, estimated price ranges. A more accurate price really does require a plumbing inspection and a test of your source water to understand the type and level of equipment you will likely need to effectively manage your specific water conditions.
For a more accurate quote, please contact us for a free in-home water test and plumbing inspection.
Remember, This Tool Only Provides A Cursory Analysis:
It is important for us to stress that this tool is not a substitute for an actual water analysis, performed by a professional. Your water symptoms may be typical of common problems, but there are always outliers that may go unnoticed without a genuine chemical analysis.
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