Fix Hard Water From Your Well
Softening sized for well water, so scale stops building on your fixtures, appliances, and skin.
Why this matters
Hard water is dissolved calcium and magnesium, and well water is often very hard. It leaves chalky scale inside pipes and water heaters, spots dishes and glass, makes soap and detergent work harder, and leaves skin and hair feeling filmy. On a well, hardness frequently comes paired with iron, so the order of treatment matters.
Signs you might have this problem
- White, chalky scale on faucets, shower doors, and kettles
- Spots and film on dishes and glassware
- Soap that will not lather, and filmy skin after a shower
- Scale and shorter life on the water heater and appliances
Recommended 360 systems
Bluetooth 360 Water Softener
Classic ion-exchange softening, sized to your well, with app-monitored salt and regeneration.
360 All-in-One Smart Hybrid Filter & Softener
Softens and filters in one tank, handy when the well also carries taste or fine sediment.
360 Salt-Free Conditioner
Prevents scale without softening or salt. A fit for septic systems or sodium concerns.
Installation & maintenance
Installs at the main line with a nearby drain and outlet. On well water with staining-level iron, put an iron filter ahead of the softener so the iron does not foul the softening resin. Salt-based softeners use a brine tank you top up every few weeks. A water test sets the order and the size. Professional installation available in Austin and surrounding areas.
Frequently asked questions
Should the softener or the iron filter come first?
The iron filter goes first. Removing iron before the softener protects the softening resin and keeps both systems working longer.
Softener or salt-free conditioner?
A softener removes hardness for slick, spot-free water. A salt-free conditioner prevents scale without removing minerals or adding salt. A water test points to the right one for your well.
Will a softener alone clear my well water?
It handles hardness. If your well also has iron, sulfur, sediment, or tannin, those need their own treatment ahead of or alongside the softener.
Not sure which system is right?
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