The Source for Water Softener System Repair

Your water softener system works to remove hard minerals and contaminants such as calcium, magnesium, and sediments. Many components of your system are responsible for different stages of the water softening process and moving the contaminants. Over time, this difficult work takes its toll on your system, and it can cause breakdowns.

● Using Less Salt: If you are using the same amount of water, but are using less salt in your softener system, there is an issue. This is not something that typically is noticed quickly. It is often a gradual process.

● Limescale: Limescale is a chalky white film that can build up in your water-using appliances and plumbing system. If you are noticing it on your dishes or in your sink, washer, and bathtub, you likely need water softener repairs.

● Soaps and Dish Detergents Not Bubbling: Are you using more soap or dish detergent to get enough bubbles to lather your hands or dishes? Then your water softening system is likely not performing optimally.

● Decreased Water Pressure: Limescale and hard minerals can cause deposits to build up in your pipes. This can make it difficult for water to get through, which is seen through a decrease in water pressure.