What we won't do
A shorter list than the marketing one, and more useful.
- We won't sell you a softener in Boulder, Longmont, Fort Collins. Those cities publish soft water. Longmont's own report says a water softener is not recommended there, and we agree. If the taste bothers you, that's a carbon or reverse osmosis question, not a softener one.
- We won't publish a hardness number we can't source. Front Range filtration sites publish Denver hardness figures that contradict each other. Denver Water publishes no number at all, only a classification: "Denver's water can be classified as soft to moderately hard." So that's what we print, and then we measure at your tap.
- We won't run a demonstration instead of a test. Precipitation demos, soap-shaking comparisons and colour-change drops produce a reaction, not a measurement.
- We won't quote a well system before the lab result. Every well is different. The lab tells us what to build and sets the targets we have to hit.
Where we work
Denver, Aurora, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Broomfield, Lakewood, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock, Brighton, Longmont, Boulder, Loveland, Fort Collins and Greeley, plus the surrounding Front Range. Hardness and disinfectant vary enormously across that corridor, which is why the honest recommendation genuinely changes with your ZIP code.See every area and what each utility publishes.
Licensing and installation
Installations are carried out by a licensed plumber, and where a city requires a permit for the work, one gets pulled. We install on open-platform metered control valves rather than proprietary ones, so the wear parts are standard and any competent plumber can service your system in year eight — including if that plumber isn't us.