Universal Solutions for the Universal Solvent
Water has been historically referred to as the “universal solvent” for its chemical problems and neutral ph level (when properly maintained). It is this notion that people tend to forget: water is more than just something we drink. Water is the solvent used in our home appliances, drinking filters, in our yards, our cooking, bathing, washing cars, laboratory tests, or industrial applications amongst a million other uses. The quality of your water affects much more than just taste; it affects your health, the longevity of your appliances, the quality of your food, the condition of your clothes, the dryness of your skin, your vegetable garden, dog bowl… anything it touches! Complete Water Inc. is dedicated to providing you with absolutely pure and clean water from certified, personable technicians that you can trust. We are here to clean up our drinking water, serve our community, protect our environment, and educate our customers. That is our purpose.
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Filtered Drinking Water
In addition to having Water Conditioners and Iron Filters, we also install drinking water filters in your home. Whether you rent or own your home; have municipal or well water, we have options. We have both rental or purchase options for almost all of our water...
Solutions to Fit Every Need and Any Budget
Complete Water was honored to be interviewed for the Dealer Profile Article in Water Conditioning and Purification Magazine International. Follow the link below to read the article and learn how Jason started out, grew the business, and what his water quality message...
Water Softener Saving 40% on Salt & Water
You’ll find earth friendly options at Complete Water Inc… softeners that use 40% less salt & municipal water (cha-ching!) & drinking filters to put on your kitchen sink to use with your reusable water bottles. Check out our reverse osmosis drinking filters for...
HARD WATER, SOFT WATER: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Hard water is water that is high in mineral content that is formed when water percolates through deposits of limestone and chalk which are primarily made up of calcium and magnesium carbonates. Hard water leaves behind signs in your home. These signs include soap...