Water Softener Visalia, CA
The water quality in and around Visalia and the smaller towns surrounding Visalia has vastly different levels of water quality and water hardness. If you are seeing scale buildup or are concerned about what is in your water, that is what we are here for. We provide solutions for every home and every situation, and that is why we test the water in your home to see exactly what you need. Our prices for our whole home system start at $2,999 and include installation.
What is in the water for Visalia homeowners
Hard water in Visalia
Visalia water hardness depends on where you live. The main Cal Water Visalia system averages 72 ppm, about 4.2 grains per gallon, but the range runs from 20 to 160 ppm, and smaller systems in the Visalia area test much higher. That means one Visalia home can have soft water while another, just across town, is seeing scale buildup on sinks, showerheads, and dishes. If you are seeing scale, your water is hard enough to affect your appliances, water heater, and plumbing over time, which is why we test your water at your home before we size a system.
Chlorine taste and smell
Cal Water uses chlorine to disinfect Visalia water, which is great at killing bacteria and viruses. The chlorine is not removed after treatment, so it comes straight to your tap. That is why Visalia water can taste and smell like a pool, and why it can cause dry skin and dry, damaged hair. Our whole home systems combine softening with filtration — the carbon removes the chlorine before it reaches your taps, your skin, and your drinking water.
Well water and farmland around Visalia
Visalia is surrounded by farmland, and many homes in and around Visalia are on wells or smaller water systems. Groundwater in Tulare County can carry nitrates, iron, sulfur, and tannins from agricultural runoff, and every well tests differently. Some wells have clean drinking water with high hardness, others have contaminants a softener alone will not fix. For wells, we test for hardness, iron, sulfur, nitrates, and tannins for free, then size the system based on your results.
Locally Owned Water Softener Visalia, CA Company
When looking to fix your water quality, it’s important to go with a local brand that has high quality equipment without the sticker shock price. That is exactly what Stellar Water Co does in providing water softeners for Visalia homeowners. We are centralized in Fresno, and serve all over the Central Valley including Visalia. We have installed several city water and well water systems in Visalia and look forward to continuing to serve the community.
Our Water Softener Visalia, CA services
Whole Home Filtration — high quality equipment to soften and filter the water.
Water Softener — get rid of the hardness before it enters your home.
Reverse Osmosis — get clean drinking water at the turn of the faucet.
Water filtration systems — get cleaner water throughout your entire home.
Well water testing — systems built specifically for your needs at your Visalia home.
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Water Softener Visalia, CA Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much does a water softener cost in Visalia, CA?
Our whole home system which is softening, filtration, and reverse osmosis included starts at $2,999. Installation is free. We test your water for free first and size the system for your home, so there are no surprises on price.
2. Is Visalia water hard?
It depends on where you live in Visalia. The main Cal Water Visalia system averages about 4.2 grains per gallon, but hardness in the Visalia area ranges widely. Some systems and wells test much higher, up to very hard. That’s why we don’t guess. We test your water at your home, for free, and tell you your exact hardness before we recommend a system.
3. I live outside Visalia on a well, can you help?
Yes. Many homes around Visalia, Tulare, Exeter, Goshen, and Farmersville are on wells, and every well is different. Some wells have nitrates, iron, sulfur, or tannins, others have perfectly good drinking water with very high hardness. We test well water for free for hardness, iron, sulfur, nitrates, and tannins, then size the system based on your results.
4. Do I need a softener, or just a filter?
If you’re seeing scale buildup, spots on dishes, or dry skin and hair, hardness is part of the problem and you need softening. If your main issue is chlorine taste and smell, filtration is what removes that. Most Visalia homes benefit from both, which is why our whole home system combines a softener and a filter, with reverse osmosis at the kitchen sink for drinking water.