If you live in a hard water areas like East Anglia, you’ll know too well the problems that hard water can cause. Scum marks, reduced lather, and the build-up of limescale aren’t just annoying, they can cost you money as well.
While there are anti-limescale and water-softening products on the market you’ll need to use these regularly to see any benefit. If you live a busy life, and don’t like cleaning, you might view this as a waste of your precious time.
The good news is that installing a water softener will remove the minerals causing you problems before they reach your water system and appliances, leaving you free to enjoy your home or business. A professionally installed water softener is a positive investment that will benefit your property and all the people who use it.
Which different types of water softener are there?
You’ve come to the right place to ask that question. At Hart Water we stock a wide range of domestic and commercial water softener systems including super-efficient EcoWater softeners, Nuwave single-cylinder systems, Kinetico twin-tank systems, and Harvey eco-design softeners. We are the experts on water softener installation and are on hand to advise you as to the right solution for your property.
Twin tank systems
Water softeners require regular recharging to flush out the minerals captured from your water. Unlike a single cylinder softener, a twin tank system avoids down time by keeping one tank active while the other discharges.
Single cylinder systems
These compact water softeners are small enough to fit easily under your kitchen sink. They can’t soften water while they are recharging but they get over this down-time problem by recharging overnight.
Electric and non-electric water softeners
Both electric and non-electric softening systems soften water in the same way but use different methods to facilitate the recharging process. Electric water softeners rely on an electric timer, and initiate regeneration at the same time each day. Non-electric softeners are two-tank systems which monitor the flow of water, and they regenerate as necessary with no interruption to supply.
When it comes to choosing the right system for your property, your best option is to talk to the experts. The same thing applies to water softener installation. To get the most from your investment, it makes sense to have your system properly fitted and tested by a water softener company.
How can I find an expert in water softener installation near me?
If you want to ask for advice on which water softener system to choose, it makes sense to seek the services of a local expert retailer who understands the water in your area, as well as the best system for your property.
Whilst you could use a local plumber to install your new water softener, your optimum option is to work with the team who have advised you and supplied your system. When it comes to water softener installation, we recommend you look for a specialist team who also offer repairs, salt supply and servicing.
By employing the expertise of a trusted team of specialists for your water softener installation, you’ll be able to relax in the knowledge that your system will work efficiently and be correctly maintained; leaving you and your family to enjoy all the benefits softer water brings.
What water softener installation costs can I expect?
To make sure you experience the full benefits of softer water, your installation expert will need to plumb your softening system into your main water pipe. This work doesn’t take too long to complete.
Before starting they will check the positioning of the softener then turn off your water, and any related electricity supply. It’s then a question of cutting the water supply line in exactly the right way and connecting the softener into your system. Once everything has been carefully secured, your expert will turn the water back on and carry out a thorough system test.
Your water softener installation costs will depend mainly on which type of system you choose. For example, larger softeners can take longer to install than smaller ones. You could also add to the cost of your installation by opting for useful extras such as water purification and bypass taps. Your local expert will be able to advise you about installation costs before you make your purchase.
Water softener installation costs are a one-off spend but when you’re choosing a system, it’s also important to budget for additional expenses. Once paid for and installed, water softeners are relatively cheap to run but you’ll need to consider the follow-on costs of water softener salt and a yearly service.
Can I take my water softener with me if I decide to move?
If you’re planning to move home soon, don’t be put off buying a water softener. If your new property is in a hard-water area, you’ll be able to take your system with you, and continue to enjoy the many benefits of soft, lather-friendly water. By far the best way to look after your system is to have it disconnected and reinstalled by the experts.
Enjoy softer water soon
By choosing the right water softener and having it fitted by experts, you’ll be protecting your property and enjoying all the benefits softer water brings for years to come. Say goodbye to ugly marks, disappearing lather, and limescale damage to your appliances. At Hart Water we offer competitive pricing on a range of filters, taps and water softeners including installation, service and repair. Contact our team today to find out more.
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