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Water treatment and testing protects your health, plumbing and appliances.

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Water filtration, treatment and softener systems greatly improve your water quality and protect your health, plumbing and appliances. While there is an initial investment, long-term savings are soon realized from money spent on bottled water, plumbing repairs and appliance replacements. Constantly cleaning unsightly water stains and scale on and around faucets and glassware can be a thing of the past.

Coast to Coast Water Well and Septic Repair can test the quality of your water to identify specific contaminants and determine the best treatment option. 

We also troubleshoot and repair most brands of softener, reverse osmosis, or other water treatment equipment. We have served our local communities since 2002 with honesty and quick responses.

We are water treatment professionals who have tested water in and around Grimes County, Madison County, Walker County, Montgomery County, Waller County, Washington County, and Brazos County.

Why Water Treatment is Necessary

Private water wells are an unregulated source of drinking water. You need water treatment if your water has an unpleasant taste or odor, stains your sink or fixtures, is cloudy, produces scale build-up on faucets or appliances, affects sensitive skin or compromises immune issues.

And it’s not just private water wells that should be treated. Municipal water is sourced from rivers, lakes or underground aquifers. Though typically treated by local water authorities, further treatment is still beneficial to improve the quality and combat high levels of chlorine, odors and hard water, and safeguard your health from contaminants.

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A water quality test will show if contaminants such as bacteria, heavy metals, volatile organic compounds and nitrates are in your water.

Types of Water Treatment Systems

Filtration
Uses carbon filters to remove chlorine, sediment, and volatile organic compounds; reverse osmosis systems to remove contaminants, including heavy metals and salts
Water Softening
An ion exchange systems to remove hardness-causing minerals (calcium and magnesium) to prevent scale buildup in pipes and appliances
Disinfection Systems
Uses chlorine to kill bacteria and viruses in water; ultraviolet light to disinfect water without chemicals; ozone gas to disinfect water and remove organic contaminants
Chemical Treatment
Uses chemicals to aggregate particles, making them easier to remove through filtration; and lime or sulfuric acid to adjust the water's pH for better treatment

How Can We Help?

Are you experiencing . . .

reduced water flow  •  strange piping noises • changes in water quality • slow drains • unpleasant odors

Call Us Today

Frequently Asked Questions

Common contaminants include bacteria (like E. coli), nitrates, heavy metals (like lead and arsenic), VOCs, and hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium).

It’s recommended to test your well water at least once a year, and more frequently if you notice changes in taste, odor, or appearance.

Signs include unpleasant odors or tastes, discoloration, sediment, staining on fixtures, and health issues among family members.

  • Filtration Systems: Remove particles and sediments.
  • Reverse Osmosis Systems: Remove a wide range of contaminants.
  • Water Softeners: Reduce hardness caused by calcium and magnesium.
  • UV Purifiers: Use ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and viruses.

Conduct water testing to identify contaminants and consult with a water treatment professional for tailored recommendations.

Yes, most systems require periodic maintenance, such as changing filters, cleaning, and routine inspections to ensure proper functioning.

Some systems (like point-of-use filters) are DIY-friendly, but it’s often best to hire a professional for more complex systems to ensure proper installation.

Water softeners use ion exchange to remove hard minerals. If you notice scale buildup or poor soap effectiveness, a softener may be beneficial.

Costs vary widely based on the system type, installation fees, and maintenance. It’s best to get a quote from Coast to Coast.

Benefits include improved taste and odor, removal of contaminants, protection of plumbing systems, and peace of mind regarding water safety.