Hard water leaves white scale on faucets and shower doors, shortens the life of your water heater and appliances, and makes soap and shampoo less effective. PureFlo Plumbing installs water softeners and water filtration systems for Jacksonville homes, sized to your household and your water. We explain how each system works, install it with a proper bypass and drain connection, and show you how to keep it running. Water softener installation pairs well with a new water heater, and we can often handle both in one visit.
Choose the right system for your home’s water and your family’s needs.
We install water softeners that remove hardness minerals before they reach your pipes, fixtures and appliances.
Filtration systems reduce chlorine taste and odor, sediment and other contaminants at every tap in the home.
Under-sink and point-of-use filters for clean, great-tasting drinking water in the kitchen.
We repair, relocate or replace older softeners and filters and make sure bypass and drain lines are installed correctly.
See why homeowners and business owners across Jacksonville rely on PureFlo Plumbing for honest, reliable service and expert solutions they can count on every time.
From the first call to the final water test, our customer service is built around clear answers and clean installations, so you can enjoy soft water without the hassle.
A water softener only works well if it is sized and installed correctly. Our licensed plumbers size the system to your household, install it with a proper bypass and drain, and give you straightforward advice on maintenance and salt.
Much of Northeast Florida has hard water. These are the most common signs that a water softener would help:
Softer water helps protect your plumbing and your water heater, and makes cleaning easier throughout the home.
What homeowners ask before installing a water treatment system.
Jacksonville’s water comes from the Floridan Aquifer and is generally considered hard, which is why scale builds up on fixtures and inside water heaters. Hardness varies by neighborhood and by whether you are on city water or a private well.
A water softener removes hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium that cause scale. A water filter reduces things like chlorine, sediment and odors. Many homes benefit from both.
Softeners are usually installed where the main water line enters the home, often in the garage, with a bypass valve and a drain line for the regeneration cycle.
It depends on the system size, your water hardness and how much water your household uses. Many homeowners check the salt level about once a month.
Yes. Installing a softener at the same time as a new water heater helps protect the new heater from scale from day one.
Our skilled plumbers are ready to provide fast, reliable solutions for any plumbing issue, big or small, so you can get back to enjoying your home or business with confidence. Contact us today.
