UV Disinfection Systems for Well Water
Private wells are not tested or treated by a municipality. If bacteria get into your well, from surface runoff, flooding, or a compromised well cap, you will not see it, smell it, or taste it. A UV disinfection system treats water as it enters your home, neutralizing bacteria and other microorganisms without adding chlorine or any other chemical to your water. Why homeowners on wells install one No chemicals. Nothing added to your water, no taste or odor change. Continuous protection. It treats water on its way in, every time, without you doing anything. Works alongside your other equipment. UV pairs with filtration and softening as part of one system. Low maintenance. An annual lamp change and a sleeve cleaning is typically all it needs. Testing comes first If you are on a well, bacteria testing should be part of your routine regardless of whether you install anything. We include it in our free in-home water test, so at minimum you will know where you stand.
Sulfur and Odor Filtration Systems
If your water smells like rotten eggs, that is hydrogen sulfide. It is most noticeable in hot water, it is common on private wells, and it does not go away on its own. A sulfur filtration system removes it at the source so every tap in the house is clear of the smell. What it addresses Rotten-egg or sulfur odor in hot and cold water Musty or earthy smells The metallic or off taste that often comes with it Tarnishing on silver and dark staining on fixtures Odor that lingers in showers and laundry How we approach it Sulfur treatment depends on how much hydrogen sulfide is in the water and whether iron or bacteria are present alongside it. Those combinations change the right answer. We test first, then design the system around your actual water instead of guessing.
Iron Filtration Systems
Orange and rust-colored staining on tubs, sinks, toilets, and laundry is iron. It is common on private wells around the Treasure Valley, and no amount of scrubbing fixes it, because the source is the water itself. An iron filtration system removes iron before it reaches your fixtures, so the staining stops. What an iron filter protects Tubs, sinks, toilets, and tile from rust staining White laundry, towels, and linens from turning orange Plumbing and appliances from iron buildup Your water softener, which iron can foul and shorten the life of Taste, since iron gives water a distinct metallic edge How it works No chemicals added. Iron is filtered out mechanically, not treated with additives. Regenerates on demand. The system cleans itself based on actual water usage instead of a fixed schedule. Backwash design keeps the filter bed clean and performing. Sized to your iron level, which is why the water test comes first. Iron and sulfur often show up together If you also have a rotten-egg smell, that is usually hydrogen sulfide, and it frequently occurs in the same wells as iron. We can address both in one system design rather than two separate projects.