Water Softeners & Treatment
We install water softeners and pressure reducing valves for homes in Lebanon, Mason, Waynesville and nearby.
Hard water leaves scale on faucets and shower doors and can shorten the life of fixtures and water heaters. High water pressure causes its own trouble, from dripping faucets to leaking connections and worn appliance valves. Both are problems we can fix at the plumbing. We install water softeners and pressure reducing valves. For a softener, we set it up on your water line with the drain connection it needs. For pressure, we install a reducing valve at the main so the whole house runs at a steadier level. You get up front pricing before we arrive. A licensed plumber will come to your home, look at the setup, go over the price with you again, and get your written approval before starting. We wear shoe covers, use floor protection, and leave the area clean. If you are not sure whether you need a softener, a valve, or both, call us and describe what you are seeing. We will not sell you something you do not need.
What this covers
- Water softener installations
- Pressure reducing valve installations
- Water heater repair and replacement
- Main water line repairs and replacements
- Outside faucet replacements
Common questions
Do you install water softeners?
Yes. We install water softeners for homes in Warren County and nearby areas. We will give you pricing before we come to your home.
What does a pressure reducing valve do?
It lowers the pressure coming into your house to a safer level. That helps protect faucets, fixtures, and appliances from the strain of high pressure.
How do I know if I need one?
Dripping faucets, noisy pipes, and repeated leaks can point to high pressure, and scale buildup points to hard water. Call us and we can talk through what you are seeing.