At Ultimate Plumbing, we offer services for water treatment systems in Cornelius, Mooresville, Lake Norman, Denver, Terrell, Sherrills Ford, Huntersville, Davidson, Charlotte, Concord, Kannapolis, Matthews, Statesville, and Troutman, North Carolina.
What our free water test covers
We perform secondary water testing on site. We check hardness, pH, iron, and chlorine only – the readings we need in order to recommend and correctly size a water softener, iron filter or pH neutralizer for your home.
We do not perform full panel water testing. Full panel, potability and certified laboratory analysis – bacteria, lead, nitrates, VOCs and the like – has to be carried out by a North Carolina state-certified laboratory. That is not a service we offer, and we are not able to collect samples for it.
HARD WATER AT YOUR CORNELIUS PROPERTY? CALL US ABOUT WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS!
Wouldn’t it be nice if all the fresh water in the world was the same – completely refreshing to drink and not full of contaminants or hard minerals? If that was the case, we’d never need to concern ourselves with having water treatment systems. However, even without the contamination that mankind has brought to our planet’s water, the earth does a pretty good job of it all on its own. If your water has a high sulfur content, you know what we mean. At Ultimate Plumbing, we offer high-efficiency water treatment systems that will provide you and your family (or your business) with great tasting and smelling water, right from the tap.
Far too many households indulge in bottled water because they do not realize the repercussions to our planet. All of those plastic bottles end up in landfills at an alarming rate – roughly 80% of the 50 billion bottles bought each year. You can do your part to end this problem by looking into water treatment systems instead. Also, when you consider that bottled water costs a small fortune compared to tap water, you’ll save quite a bit of money as well.
Another reason to consider water treatment systems is that if the water at your Cornelius, North Carolina home or business is exceptionally hard, you may be suffering from skin irritations and other toxic reactions, and it is very harsh on the plumbing components of your home, as well. You could save just as much in repairs as what it costs for water treatment systems.
If you would like to know more about water treatment systems or have your water tested to see if this is a smart option for you, please give us a call.
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Water Treatment FAQs
What does your free water test include?
We perform secondary water testing on site: we check hardness, pH, iron, and chlorine only. Those readings tell us which treatment system your home needs and what size it should be. The test is free and we do it at your property.
Do you offer full panel water testing?
No. We perform secondary water testing only - hardness, pH, iron, and chlorine. Full panel, potability and certified laboratory analysis, such as bacteria, lead, nitrates or VOCs, has to be carried out by a North Carolina state-certified laboratory. That is not a service we offer, and we are not able to collect samples for it.
How do I know if I need a water treatment system?
Signs include hard water stains, dry skin/hair, bad taste or odor, cloudy water, or staining on fixtures. Our free secondary water test (hardness, pH, iron, and chlorine only) confirms which of those issues you have.
What's the difference between a water softener and water filter?
Water softeners remove hard minerals (calcium, magnesium) that cause scale buildup. Water filters remove contaminants, chlorine, and sediment. Many homes benefit from both systems.
Do you service well water systems?
Yes! We specialize in well water treatment including iron filters, pH neutralizers, UV purification, and sediment filtration. Lake Norman area wells often have iron and hardness issues.
How long does a water softener last?
Quality water softeners last 15-20 years with proper maintenance. We recommend annual service to ensure optimal performance and salt efficiency.
Is soft water safe to drink?
Yes, softened water is safe to drink, though it contains slightly more sodium. For those on sodium-restricted diets, we can install a reverse osmosis system for drinking water.
Have more questions? We're here to help!
Call 704-892-5843