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White crust on the faucets. Spots on the glassware. Scale in the water heater. The Water Bros helps Phoenix-area homeowners fix hard water for good, starting with a free water assessment.
These are the most common things Phoenix-area homeowners tell us about. They all trace back to the same source: minerals in the water.
Chalky mineral deposits that come back no matter how often you clean. That is calcium and magnesium left behind as hard water evaporates.
Learn whyCloudy film and water spots on dishes, glass and tile. Over time, mineral deposits can even etch glass permanently.
Learn whyThe same deposits form where you cannot see them: inside water heaters, dishwashers, washing machines and pipes.
Learn whyHard water keeps soap from lathering and leaves a residue behind. Many households notice it most in the shower and the laundry room.
Learn whyDisinfectants such as chlorine keep municipal water safe on the way to your home, but some households notice the taste in drinks and ice.
Learn whyThere's a better way
A free water assessment tells you how hard your water is and which system, if any, actually fixes what you are seeing.
Hard water is the most common problem we solve, so softening comes first. Drinking-water and whole-home filtration round out the picture for taste, odor and sediment.
Knowing what is in your water comes first. The right system follows from that, not the other way around.
A useful rule of thumb
Hardness is measured in grains per gallon. Your utility's annual water quality report lists the measured value for your area, and an in-home test shows what reaches your tap.
Much of the Valley's water travels long distances through mineral-rich rock and soil before it reaches your tap, picking up dissolved calcium and magnesium along the way. That dissolved mineral content is what makes water “hard”.
Heat and evaporation speed up scale. Every time hard water dries on a surface or is heated in an appliance, it leaves minerals behind. In a dry desert climate, that happens fast and often.
Hardness does not affect taste much. Disinfectants such as chlorine or chloramine, and the total dissolved solids in the water, are usually what people notice in drinking water, coffee and ice.
Your water utility publishes an annual water quality report with measured hardness for your area, and an in-home test shows what reaches your tap. We start there, so recommendations match your water rather than a sales script.
No pressure and no jargon. Four straightforward steps, each one at your pace.
Share what you have noticed at home, from spotting and scale to taste and odor, along with your ZIP code and how you prefer to be contacted. It takes about a minute.
We walk through the systems that fit your concerns, how each one works and what living with it involves, in plain language and without pressure.
Receive clear pricing for the options you are considering. No obligation, and no pressure to decide on the spot.
When you are ready, we help coordinate scheduling and the practical details so installation fits around your household.
Much of the Valley's municipal water is commonly described as hard. We are launching in the Phoenix metro with systems and advice shaped around local conditions.
Availability is being finalized. Check your ZIP code and we will confirm coverage for your address.
Softening, drinking-water filtration and whole-home filtration each solve a different problem. Here is how they compare.
Treats
Whole home
Designed to address water hardness, the dissolved calcium and magnesium that leaves scale on fixtures, glassware and inside water-using appliances.
Typically installed where the main water line enters the home, often in a garage, utility area or exterior enclosure, so water is treated before it reaches fixtures and appliances.
Plain-language guides to the problems Arizona homeowners see most, and how each treatment option actually works.
Share what you have noticed at home and we will follow up with a plain-language explanation, the options that fit your water and clear pricing.
Ask questions, compare options and take your time. Nothing is booked until you decide.
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Straight answers on how these systems work and what living with them involves.
Still have a question?
Ask it during your free water assessment. We will answer in plain language, no pressure.
Free Water AssessmentHard water contains elevated levels of dissolved minerals, mainly calcium and magnesium, picked up as water moves through soil and rock. Hardness is usually measured in grains per gallon or milligrams per liter. It is not regulated as a health concern, but it leaves scale on fixtures and inside appliances, causes spotting on dishes and glass, and makes soap less effective.
Let's find the right water treatment solution for your home.
