Water softeners & filtration in Kent.
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Take the first step towards cleaner water.
Kent softens its own well water, so what reaches your tap is far softer than the raw number in its report.
Your water
What’s in Kent water
Kent gets its water from the City of Kent, which draws from its own groundwater.
Kent’s wells sit near its plant, in the Breakneck Creek well field. The city softens the water before it goes out. The yearly report prints the hardness twice. The left column is the raw well water, and it’s very hard. The right column is the water at your tap, and it’s only moderately hard. Only the right column comes out of your faucet. A softener sized from the left one is sized for water no one on city water drinks. The plant also takes out most of what forms scale in a water heater. Some is left, and much of the magnesium stays in. So a softener in Kent is often small, and lots of homes skip it. Spots on glasses or soap that won’t rinse off are fair reasons to want one.
The only way to know your number
A town average can’t tell you about your house. We test at your sink for free, and you keep the numbers.
Systems for Kent homes
Standard Whole-Home Softener + Filtration
Handles the two things almost every home around here has going on at once.
- Free in-home water test
- Free installation
- Lifetime warranty
Kent water questions
Where does Kent’s water come from?
Kent gets its water from the City of Kent, which draws from its own groundwater.
Do I need a water softener in Kent?
Only a test can tell you. If your water is soft enough, we’ll say so, and you won’t need one.
How long does installation take in Kent?
Most homes take part of a day. You get the plan before any work starts.
Free water test
Find out what’s in your water in Kent
We test your water at the kitchen sink, and you keep the results whether you buy anything or not.
- Free in-home water test
- Free installation
- Lifetime warranty