Our Residential Water Softener Solutions

At Nelson Water, we provide residential water softener solutions to suit any budget. Whether you need a compact unit for a small home or a high-capacity system for a larger household, we have options for every need. Our experts will assess your water quality and recommend the perfect solution. We also offer professional soft water installation to ensure your system is set up efficiently and operates at peak performance from day one.

Water Softeners

Why Choose 

Nelson Water?

Nelson Water has been a trusted leader in the water treatment industry for over three decades. We are committed to excellence and customer satisfaction. Our extensive experience and dedication to quality ensure that your water treatment needs are met with expertise and reliability, making us the premier choice for water solutions in your area.

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Welcome to our comprehensive FAQ section, designed to answer all your questions about water softeners.

What is a water softener and how does it work?

A water softener is a filtration system that removes hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium from your water supply through a process called ion exchange. This prevents scale buildup in pipes and appliances, improving water quality for various uses.
Installing a water softener provides several benefits, including preventing scale buildup, extending the lifespan of appliances, improving the efficiency of soaps and detergents, and providing softer skin and hair. Softened water also reduces the need for harsh cleaning chemicals.
Signs that you may need a water softener include scale buildup on faucets and showerheads, difficulty lathering soap, dry skin and hair, and frequent appliance repairs due to mineral deposits. A water hardness test can confirm if your water is hard.
There are several types of water softeners, including salt-based ion exchange softeners, salt-free water conditioners, and dual-tank systems. Salt-based systems are the most common and effective for removing hardness minerals. Salt-free systems condition the water without removing minerals.
The frequency of adding salt depends on the size of your water softener, water hardness levels, and water usage. Generally, you should check the salt level monthly and refill when it’s about a quarter full. Using high-quality salt ensures optimal performance.

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