Water softeners from Aquatell are designed and built by experienced water treatment professionals in North America. We hand-select components to build water softener systems that simply deliver the best softener value and we simplify the online water softener purchase by providing unique online tools and support. Whether you're looking to DIY a water softener project, or outsource the installation to a plumber, Aquatell has water softener systems that will exceed your expectations while saving you money. Have questions about water softeners? Our certified water treatment specialists field these inquiries every day and are always happy to help. Contact us and we’ll guide you to the right water softener with confidence.
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A water softener removes the hard minerals, mainly calcium and magnesium, that cause scale buildup, spotty dishes, and soap that will not lather. It swaps those minerals out as water passes through a tank of resin beads. The result is softer water throughout your home that is easier on your plumbing, appliances, skin, and hair.
The right home water softener depends on three main things: how hard your water is, how much water your household uses, and whether you are on city water or a well. City water usually needs a standard softener, while well water often calls for a model built to handle iron. Take our water softener quiz or contact our team and we will help you pick the right system for your needs.
The most common water softener systems are single tank, twin tank, and high efficiency models. Single tank systems clean themselves overnight and suit most homes. Twin tank systems provide soft water around the clock, which is great for larger families. High efficiency systems use less salt and water. We also offer softeners designed specifically for city water, well water, and water with iron.
Yes. Hard water leaves scale inside water heaters, dishwashers, washing machines, and coffee makers, which makes them work harder and wear out sooner. A water softener reduces that buildup, so your appliances run more efficiently and last longer.
Often, yes. City water usually just needs a standard softener, sometimes with a carbon filter to remove chlorine. Well water can contain iron and other minerals, so it is best treated with a softener built for well conditions. We offer water softener systems specifically designed for each.