Trusted Partner
Trusted Partner | Water Purification | Plumbing | Palmer
Enjoy crisp, clear water straight from your tap with HEP’s trusted partner plumbing team in Palmer. Our specialists design and install tailored water purification solutions that strip away sediment, heavy metals, and unwanted chemicals, leaving every glass tasting mountain-fresh. Whether you’re worried about hard-water scale on fixtures or contaminants that affect your family’s health, we combine state-of-the-art technology with hometown service to give you total peace of mind.
From complimentary testing and system recommendations to seamless installation and ongoing maintenance, we handle every step so you can simply turn on the faucet and enjoy. Join your Palmer neighbors who’ve already upgraded to water purification and discover how effortless pure water can be—reach out today and feel the difference in every sip, shower, and load of laundry.
FAQs
Why should Palmer homeowners consider a whole-house water purification system?
Palmer’s municipal and well water often contain hardness minerals, iron, sediment, and trace levels of agricultural or industrial contaminants. A whole-house system removes these impurities before they reach any tap, protecting your plumbing fixtures, improving appliance efficiency, and giving every member of the household clean, great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, and bathing.
Which water purification technologies do you install and how do they differ?
We offer point-of-entry (whole-house) systems such as multi-stage sediment and carbon filtration, water softeners, iron/sulfur removal units, and UV disinfection, as well as point-of-use reverse-osmosis (RO) systems for kitchen taps. Carbon targets chlorine, taste, and odor; softeners exchange hardness minerals for sodium/potassium; iron/sulfur filters oxidize and trap staining metals and rotten-egg odors; UV sterilizes bacteria and viruses; RO delivers ultra-pure drinking water by forcing water through a semipermeable membrane.
How do I know which purification system is right for my water supply?
The first step is a comprehensive water analysis. We collect a sample from your kitchen tap and test for pH, hardness, iron, manganese, nitrates, total dissolved solids, and bacterial presence. Based on those results, local water quality data, household size, and your usage goals, our licensed plumber designs a customized solution—often combining two or more technologies—to meet both performance needs and budget.
What kind of maintenance will my new system require?
Most systems need only simple, scheduled upkeep: • Sediment/carbon cartridges: replace every 6–12 months. • Water softener resin bed: add salt pellets as indicated, typically once a month, and schedule a resin cleaning every 2–3 years. • Iron/sulfur filters: replenish media or injector parts every 3–5 years, depending on iron levels. • UV lamps: swap the bulb annually and clean the quartz sleeve. • RO systems: change pre/post filters yearly and membranes every 2–4 years. We offer affordable maintenance packages and automatic reminder alerts so you never miss a service.
How long does installation take and will it disrupt my household?
A standard whole-house filter or softener installs in about half a day; more complex multi-stage or combination systems may take 6–8 hours. Our technicians arrive with drop cloths, shoe covers, and all required parts, isolate the main water line, complete the plumbing tie-ins, test for leaks, and sanitize the system before leaving. Water is usually shut off for only 30–60 minutes, and we schedule around your convenience to minimize disruption.
What costs should I expect and do you offer financing or warranties?
Installed system costs in Palmer typically range from $900 for a basic sediment–carbon combo to $4,500 for a full softener-iron filter-UV package with RO drinking water. Every installation includes a parts-and-labor warranty (1 year minimum; up to 10 years on certain tanks and valves) and a 100-day satisfaction guarantee. We partner with local lenders to provide zero-interest plans for 6–12 months or low-APR terms up to 60 months. Precise pricing and financing options are reviewed with you after the water test and before any work begins.