Water Softeners & Neutralizers Services

Improve Your Water Quality with Our Water Softeners

Living with hard water can lead to several household issues, including damage to fixtures and appliances, dry skin and hair, faded clothing, spots on dishes, and decreased water flow.

At Garber C S & Sons Inc, we provide effective solutions for all your water softening needs. Our range of water softeners is designed to combat these problems and improve the overall quality of your water.

Pros and Cons of Salt-Free Water Softeners

Salt-Free or Non-Salt Water Conditioners are a popular alternative to traditional salt-based systems. Here's what you need to know about these innovative systems:

Pros of Salt-Free Water Conditioners

• No salt addition: Salt-free water softeners operate without the need to add salt, making them an excellent choice for those looking to reduce sodium intake.
• Energy efficient: These systems do not require electricity to function, resulting in cost savings and energy efficiency.
• Water conservation: Salt-free systems do not backwash or regenerate, eliminating water waste and promoting eco-friendly practices.
• No ion exchange: Unlike traditional systems, no ion exchange process is used. Instead, hard minerals are transformed into crystals, preventing scale buildup.
• Low maintenance: With less frequent maintenance required compared to salt-based systems, these conditioners are cost-effective and convenient.
• Flexible installation options: Installation is generally easier and more affordable as no extra waste line or electrical connections are needed.
• Eco-friendly technology: As a green technology, salt-free systems contribute to a healthier environment.

Cons of Salt-Free Water Conditioners

• Feel of water: Salt-free systems condition the water but do not soften it. As a result, the water may lack the "slimy" feel typical of softened water, especially noticeable when washing hands or hair.
• Mineral residue: While the minerals are not removed, they may leave a slight dusting on utensils and glassware after washing. This residue can be easily wiped or rinsed off.
• Media replacement costs: The media used in salt-free systems is expensive and has a finite lifespan, typically lasting 2-6 years depending on water hardness. Replacement costs are comparable to the cost of salt for traditional systems.
• Pre-conditioning requirements: To maximize the lifespan of the media, all chlorine, hydrogen sulfide, and metals should be removed from the water before it enters the system.

Understanding Hard Water

Hard water is a common issue that can have various negative effects on your home and well-being:

• Shortened appliance life: Hard water leads to scale buildup, which can reduce the efficiency and lifespan of your appliances.
• Skin and hair issues: Minerals in hard water can cause dryness and irritation, leaving your skin and hair feeling less than their best.
• Fading clothes: The minerals in hard water can cause clothes to fade more quickly, reducing the longevity of your wardrobe.
• Spotty dishes: Hard water can leave spots and residue on dishes, making them appear dirty even after a thorough wash.
• Reduced water flow: Over time, hard water can cause scale buildup in pipes, leading to decreased water pressure and flow.

Free Water Test and Comprehensive Benefits

To ensure our customers receive the best solutions, Garber C S & Sons Inc provides a free water test. This helps us determine the hardness level of your water, allowing us to recommend the most suitable system.

Once you choose our water softening system, you’ll benefit from our one-year free maintenance plan, ensuring your system continues to operate efficiently. To make your investment easier, we also offer flexible financing options. This comprehensive approach guarantees a smooth and convenient experience as you enhance the quality of your water.

Contact Us

Ready to improve your water quality and protect your home from the effects of hard water? Contact us today to schedule your free water test or to learn more about our water-softening systems.