Water Filtration Maintenance, Installation & Replacement
Water filtration is especially important for clean, great-tasting water. Homes and businesses in Apex, NC, rely on either municipal supply water sourced from Jordan Lake or a private well in the surrounding Wake County area. We proudly service all neighborhoods within the area, including Beaver Creek, Bella Casa, Dogwood Ridge, Sawyer Mill, and Villages of Apex.
The municipal water here is treated with chloramines, which can sometimes leave a strong odor or taste that’s not ideal for drinking. Call Red Truck Plumbing offers services for water filtration systems in the area, including maintenance, installation, and replacement of water filtration systems.
Water Filtration Maintenance Services
Maintaining your water filtration system is important for clean, reliable water you can count on. Over time, your filters can clog, leading to poor-quality water throughout your home. We offer a variety of professional maintenance services to help you prolong the lifespan of your water filtration system and ensure the cleanest possible water, such as:
- Filter cartridge replacement
- System sanitization and flushing
- Leak inspection and pressure checks
- Performance testing and water quality re-evaluation
- UV lamp replacement for disinfection systems
We specialize in providing a variety of water filtration systems, such as whole-house filters, water softeners/descalers, under-sink reverse osmosis systems, and purification filters. Based on your specific system type, we can recommend the optimal maintenance frequency for your system.
Installing a New Water Filtration System
Not sure what type of water filtration system will work best for you? If you don’t have an existing system, we can help you determine the best type for your water usage needs. Some signs it may be worthwhile to consider adding a water filtration system to your home or business include:
- Chlorine taste in the water or foul odor
- White scale buildup on your faucets or showerheads
- Low water pressure throughout your home
- Frequent filter clogs or system alerts
- Dry skin or hair when showering in your home
Signs You Need a Replacement System
If your water filtration system is no longer functioning, we may recommend a replacement. We make every effort to repair your existing system and recommend the most cost-effective solution for clean water.
However, replacement may be necessary to improve efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and enhance your water quality. We often recommend replacement systems in neighborhoods with many homes 10+ years old, such as Haddon Hall and Shepherd’s Vineyard.
Some signs you need a replacement system include:
- Noticeable drop in water pressure
- Strange taste or odor returning
- Frequent clogging or filter changes are needed
- Water filtration system older than 8–10 years
- Visible sediment or discoloration in water
Our Water Testing Process
Part of our analysis process starts with a thorough assessment of your water quality. Before we can recommend a repair or replacement, we need to take this crucial step. First, we conduct an on-site water assessment, including pressure and flow rate testing. We also analyze the sediment and chlorine levels in your water and assess the compatibility of your current plumbing system to help us make the best recommendations for your needs.
Your Trusted Partner for Water Filtration Help
With over 25 years of expertise, you can count on Call Red Truck Plumbing to help you achieve the cleanest possible water for your home or business. Water conditions can vary throughout neighborhoods in the area, such as well-water concerns in surrounding areas like rural Apex outskirts and New Hill, that may not affect other areas.
Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, we offer personalized recommendations and support to help you achieve the clean water you deserve. With many options for water filtration in the area, we set ourselves apart by offering:
- Noticeable drop in water pressure
- Strange taste or odor returning
- Frequent clogging or filter changes are needed
- Water filtration system older than 8–10 years
- Visible sediment or discoloration in water