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Serving Alberta

Water filtration & treatment pros across Alberta.

Prairie-hard water, rural iron, and cold-climate installs done right.

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About Alberta water

Local water, local expertise.

Alberta serves up some of Canada's hardest municipal water alongside iron- and sulphur-heavy rural wells. Calgary, Edmonton and Red Deer homeowners routinely need whole-home softening plus RO drinking water, while acreages need well-focused multi-stage treatment.

Some of Canada's hardest water

Calgary averages 165 mg/L and Edmonton 165–170 mg/L — hard enough to scale kettles and dishwashers within months without a softener.

Well country iron & sulphur

Acreages around Airdrie, Cochrane, Spruce Grove and Sherwood Park regularly deal with iron staining and sulphur smell. Air-injection iron filters solve both.

Cold-climate installs

Utility rooms need proper insulation and drain design — a pro-installed system won't freeze or flood on -30 °C nights.

Chlorine and chloramine

Municipal chloramine is tough to remove without a properly sized catalytic carbon system. Standard carbon isn't enough on its own.

Free Alberta quote

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Tell us about your water source and issues. We'll route your request to one vetted contractor serving your postal code — usually within 24 hours.

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Cities we serve

Local coverage across Alberta.

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FAQ

Alberta water treatment questions.

Is Calgary or Edmonton water hard enough to need a softener?+

Yes. Both cities run 160+ mg/L hardness. A properly sized softener stops scale on fixtures, extends water heater life by years and dramatically cuts soap and detergent use.

What treatment do acreages around Calgary or Edmonton need?+

A typical Alberta acreage setup is: sediment pre-filter, air-injection iron/sulphur filter, water softener, UV disinfection, and an under-sink RO for drinking water. Budget $4,000–$7,000 installed.

Will a softener remove the chlorine taste?+

No — softeners handle hardness only. Pair the softener with a whole-home catalytic carbon filter or a kitchen RO unit to remove chlorine and chloramine taste and odour.

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