Colorado Water Purification

If you're seeing white spots on your dishes and shower doors, your skin feels dry after showering, or your soap just won't lather — those are the classic signs of hard water. Here in Colorado, water hardness varies a lot depending on where you live. Some cities run very hard, others are naturally soft. The best way to know for sure is to test your water — and we do that for free.

They solve different problems. Water filtration removes things you don't want in your water — chlorine, lead, bacteria, dissolved solids — so it's safer and tastes better. Water softening specifically targets the calcium and magnesium that cause hardness, which protects your pipes, appliances, skin, and hair. A lot of Colorado homes benefit from both, and we'll help you figure out what your water actually needs.

Colorado's municipal water is treated and meets EPA standards, so yes — it's safe in the regulatory sense. But "safe" doesn't mean "problem-free." Hardness, chlorine byproducts, aging pipes, and in some areas PFAS contamination can all affect what comes out of your tap. A water analysis gives you the full picture so you can decide whether additional treatment makes sense for your home.

If you're on city water, we recommend testing when you move into a new home, after any plumbing work, and once a year as a checkup. If you're on a well, test at least annually — and definitely after heavy rain, flooding, or any change in taste, smell, or appearance. We offer free water analysis across our entire Colorado service area, so there's no reason not to know what's in your water.

Absolutely. We design and install water treatment systems for businesses all over Colorado — restaurants, hotels, medical facilities, manufacturing plants, you name it. Commercial systems are sized for higher flow rates and specific water quality requirements, so they need a different approach than residential. Give us a call and we'll set up a commercial water analysis.

Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semipermeable membrane that filters out dissolved solids, lead, chlorine, fluoride, and a long list of other contaminants. What you get is exceptionally clean, great-tasting drinking water straight from a dedicated faucet at your kitchen sink. It's one of the most thorough filtration methods out there, and it's a popular choice for Colorado homeowners who want the best possible drinking water.

It depends on your water quality, how much water you use, and how well the system is maintained. We work with manufacturers like Clack, Hydronix, AXEON, and Aldex — companies that build equipment for long-term residential and commercial use. Regular maintenance like filter and membrane replacements goes a long way. We handle routine maintenance and emergency repairs to keep every system we install running for years.

Well water isn't treated by a utility the way city water is — its quality depends entirely on your local geology, well depth, and what's happening on the surface above it. The common concerns we see in Colorado wells include iron, sulfur (that rotten-egg smell), hardness, manganese, bacteria, and in some areas, radon and radionuclides. We'll test your water and build a treatment system that addresses whatever your well is actually producing — no guesswork.

PFAS are what people call "forever chemicals" — they don't break down in the environment, and they've been found in water sources across the country. Colorado has documented PFAS contamination, particularly in the southern part of the state. In April 2024, the EPA finalized the first-ever enforceable limits for PFOA and PFOS at 4.0 parts per trillion. If you're concerned about PFAS, we can test for them and design a system that removes them.

Yes — free water analysis is the starting point for everything we do. We serve the entire Front Range from Fort Collins to Pueblo, the Eastern Plains, and the Rocky Mountain region. Our team comes to your home or business, tests your water on-site for hardness, pH, iron, and other common indicators, and explains the results in plain language. No pressure, no obligation — just answers.