Home Water Softening Solutions in Fort Worth, TX
Hard water is an incredibly common condition found throughout the DFW metroplex and even all across North Texas. This condition refers to water that contains elevated levels of dissolved mineral content, notably calcium and magnesium that often bond together to form unsightly limescale. Hard water often has a peculiar taste to it, leaves your clothes feeling rough and crusty, influences the flavor of your food and leaves your skin and hair feeling dry and brittle. When you and your family experience this it’s time to check our what water softener system is the best solution.
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It can even have a long-lasting impact on your plumbing equipment, from pipe damage and buildup on fixtures to drain clogs in much-needed appliances. Comfort Experts is here to help with water-softening solutions that fit your needs! We’ll perform a water test to determine which pollutants are coming from your current water source and which system combats them best.
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How Water Softeners Work
Water softeners use a chemical reaction to replace the “hard” mineral content found in water with a “softer” substance that has a much smaller impact on taste and texture. In the case of most water softener systems, this substance is a sodium-based softener. Water enters your home through your main water line and is first pumped through a water softener tank. Within this tank is a supply of water filtration media that contains sodium ions.
As the water flows down through the tank, the minerals are extracted from the water and replaced with sodium ions by a chemical reaction. The softened water then reaches the bottom of the tank where it is free to flow into your home. When the softener tank has exhausted its capability of removing minerals, it reconditions itself with the use of a brine tank.
Your softener system pumps water from a brine tank into the softener, loosening the minerals that have bonded to the filtration media. The minerals are then extracted and flushed away through a connection to a drain line. The filtration media then absorbs the sodium particles from the brine tank and is prepared to handle more water. This recycling process is generally fast and takes no more than a few minutes to complete.
Enjoy Better Water With Comfort Experts
Whether you want fresh, filtered water throughout your home or only for drinking purposes, our expert team will help you find the right match. We offer Fort Worth water softener services that give your home the clean, safe and great-tasting water you deserve. From new installations and replacements to long-term maintenance, we make sure your home has the equipment it needs and you have the best water available.
We understand the challenges of poor water quality and offer superior solutions that have been proven effective over years of real-world trials and ongoing testing. We stand by the work we do and guarantee your satisfaction! When you’re ready to enjoy better water, give us a call 24/7 at (817) 341-5149 !