Contact Water Filtration Farmers Branch by Phone

How the Phone Call Goes

First we talk about what you notice and what is behind it. A chlorine odor at the kitchen tap usually calls for carbon filtration. Crusty showerheads and a water heater that rumbles mean calcium and magnesium scale, the problem a softener is built to solve. We also ask about your pipes, how old the water heater is and where the main line comes into the house, since those answers decide where a whole-home filter housing or an under-sink reverse osmosis unit fits. If you want your water tested before picking equipment, we can set that up on the same call.

Let us know if scale or staining has already harmed a fixture or appliance and you expect to file a home insurance claim. When we visit, we can photograph the damage and write down the likely cause for your adjuster. Coverage is your insurer's decision, and we do not speak on its behalf. Qualifying homes get standard professional installation included, and we go over what qualifies while we talk.

Have These Ready Before You Call

1. Roughly when your home was built, plus the pipe material you can see near the water heater: copper, PEX or galvanized steel.
2. What you notice at the tap, such as a bleach-like odor, spotting on glassware or blue-green stains around drains.
3. Where your water heater and main shutoff sit, so we can judge the space for equipment.
4. Dated photos of any damaged fixture or appliance if you are weighing an insurance claim.

Hours

Mon-Sun

6am-10pm