Water Softener Systems

Softer, Scale-Free Water Throughout Your Whole Home

With a SpringWell water softener in your home, you can (finally) have soft, scale-free water flowing from every outlet. These innovative systems are installed directly at your main water line, reducing scale and hardness minerals at the source to protect plumbing, fixtures, appliances, and even your hair and skin from hard water damage.

We offer whole-home solutions for households of all sizes. For homes with 1-3 bathrooms, the 32,000-grain softener is an excellent fit, while the 48,000-grain system offers expanded capacity for those with 4-6 bathrooms. Larger homes with seven or more bathrooms can rely on our high-capacity 80,000-grain unit to meet every demand effortlessly.

With flow rates of up to 20 GPM (well above the standard 7-8 GPM), you’ll never experience a drop in water pressure, even during peak hours. Installation is a breeze, with helpful video and written guides for a hassle-free DIY setup. And for added peace of mind, every system is backed by an industry-leading Manufacturer’s Limited Lifetime Warranty and a 6-month Satisfaction Guarantee.

How Our Water Softeners Work

Our water softeners come in two types: salt-based and salt-free, each addressing hard water differently. Our traditional Salt Water Softeners reduce hardness-causing minerals through an ion-exchange process. Here’s a quick breakdown of how it works:

• Water Enters the Softener: Hard water from your main supply flows into the softener.
• Ion Exchange: Inside the softener, resin beads coated with sodium ions swap out hard minerals like calcium and magnesium for sodium, softening the water.
• Soft Water Flows Out: The softened water flows through your home’s plumbing and is ready to use.
• Regeneration: A brine solution cleans and recharges the resin beads, so they’re ready to keep softening your water.

Unlike our salt-based softeners, our Salt-Free Water Conditioners don’t use salt and don’t need to regenerate. Instead, they use a Template-Assisted Crystallization (TAC) process to change hard water minerals into crystals that won’t stick to your pipes or appliances.

Benefits of Using a Water Softener

Hard water can be a menace to your health and home. As it flows through your pipes, the minerals bind and form limescale that can restrict water flow and lead to pipe bursts. Hard water also makes appliances less efficient, forcing them to work harder, wearing them out sooner, and driving up energy costs. It can also leave crusty deposits on fixtures and dishes, fade clothing, and make your hair and skin feel dry and itchy after showering.

Using a water softener helps resolve many of these hard water issues and offers some fantastic benefits:

• Softer and less dry and itchy hair and skin
• Cleaner kitchenware (less spots and streaks)
• Better tasting water and home-cooked meals
• Brighter, softer clothes and laundry
• Extended appliance efficiency and lifespan
• Fewer pipe clogs and limescale buildup
• Lower energy bills