Water softeners & filtration in Green.
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Take the first step towards cleaner water.
Nobody publishes a hardness number for Green, so the only way to know yours is to measure it at your tap.
Your water
What’s in Green water
Green is in Summit County, but its water isn’t. Much of the city is on Aqua Ohio. Its water comes from wells in the Tuscarawas Valley, down in Stark County. We read the yearly reports for the part of Aqua Ohio that serves Green, going back several years. None of them prints a hardness number. The rest of Green isn’t on city water at all. Those homes have their own wells, and a well never gets a report. State data says wells like Aqua Ohio’s tend to bring up hard water. That’s a reason to expect a real number, but not a reason to guess at one. So in Green we measure first. On a well, we test for more than hardness. Germs and metals matter too, and no one else is checking.
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 Green homes
Dual Tank — Well Water
Well water is its own problem. A city-water system does nothing for it.
Whole-Home UV Purifier
Ultraviolet light treats water as it comes into your home, so every tap is covered.
- Free in-home water test
- Free installation
- Lifetime warranty
Green water questions
Do I need a water softener in Green?
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 Green?
Most homes take part of a day. You get the plan before any work starts.
Do you treat well water in Green?
Yes. A lab test comes first, and we size the system to what it finds.
Free water test
Find out what’s in your water in Green
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