Services · Canada

Keep your system performing.

Filters clog, resin fouls and UV lamps age out. Scheduled service keeps pressure up, taste clean and warranties intact.

  • Cartridge, media and UV lamp changes
  • Softener diagnostics and brine issues
  • Repairs on existing residential systems

When you need service & filter swaps

  • Pressure dropped or water tastes 'off' again
  • Softener not using salt or showing error codes
  • UV lamp overdue or alarm flashing
  • Inherited a system with no service history

What routine service covers

Most carbon and sediment cartridges need annual — sometimes more frequent — changes. Softener brine systems need clean salt and working floats. UV lamps are typically annual even if they still illuminate. Iron filters need correct backwash and occasional media checks.

Repairs vs replacement

Control valves, O-rings, distributors and resin beds all fail eventually. A water-treatment tech can often repair a sound tank and valve cheaper than a full rip-and-replace — unless the system is undersized, obsolete or badly matched to your water.

  • Bring make/model and photos of the install
  • Note whether issues started suddenly or gradually
  • Mention any recent plumbing or well work

Why specialists beat general plumbing for this

Many general plumbers install fixtures well but don't stock treatment media or diagnose resin fouling daily. Matching a water-treatment-focused pro usually means faster parts and better sizing advice.

Typical cost in Canada

Service calls vary by region and parts. Simple cartridge swaps are modest; valve rebuilds, resin replacements or UV retrofits cost more. Ask for a written scope before approving major parts.

Maintenance

After service, keep the next due dates on a calendar. Systems that are 'set and forgotten' for five years are the ones that fail messily.

Common questions

Do you service brands you didn't install?
Many partners service common Canadian residential brands. Include the make/model in your quote request.
My softener isn't using salt — is that good?
Usually not. It can mean a bypass is open, a float is stuck, or the meter/timer isn't regenerating. Get it checked before resin fouls.
Can overdue filters damage the system?
Yes — clogged pre-filters starve RO membranes and softener resin, and can cause pressure loss throughout the house.

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