Exceptional Plumbing Expertise

Exceptional Plumbing Expertise | Water Purification | Plumbing | Walland

From minor filter swaps to whole-home installations, HEP’s seasoned plumbers bring Walland families crystal-clear confidence. We evaluate your home’s unique water profile, recommend proven filtration technology, and install it with the same precision that’s made us East Tennessee’s trusted name since 1980. No pushy sales tactics—just transparent advice, tidy workmanship, and friendly techs who treat your pipes (and floors) like their own.

Whether you’re worried about hard minerals, strange tastes, or potential contaminants, our water purification solutions transform every tap into a source of fresh, great-tasting hydration. Pair that with 24/7 emergency support and flexible financing, and you’ll see why neighbors keep saying, “Call HEP, we’ll take care of it!”

FAQs

Why is water purification especially important for homes and businesses in Walland?

Walland’s municipal and well-water supplies can carry naturally occurring minerals, sediment, agricultural runoff, and trace amounts of chlorine used for disinfection. While the water meets basic safety standards, these contaminants can affect taste, odor, appliance life, and even skin and hair health. A dedicated purification system removes or reduces these impurities, providing cleaner, better-tasting water, protecting plumbing fixtures from scale, and giving homeowners peace of mind about every drop they use.

What types of water purification systems do you install and service?

Our licensed plumbers specialize in a full range of purification technologies, including point-of-entry (whole-home) systems and point-of-use units. Popular options in Walland include: • Multi-stage carbon filtration for chlorine, taste, and odor removal • Reverse osmosis (RO) systems for high-level contaminant reduction • UV (ultraviolet) sterilizers that deactivate bacteria and viruses • Water softeners and conditioners for hardness control • Combination systems that integrate softening, carbon filtration, and UV in one compact unit. We assess your water quality report and recommend the most efficient, cost-effective solution.

How do I know which purification system is right for my Walland property?

We start with a complimentary on-site water analysis, measuring hardness, pH, iron, manganese, chlorine, and total dissolved solids. We also review your household water usage, plumbing layout, and any specific concerns (e.g., staining, dry skin, appliance buildup). Based on these findings and your budget, we prepare a customized proposal comparing system performance, maintenance requirements, and warranty coverage, so you can make an informed decision.

How often will my water purification system need maintenance or filter changes?

Maintenance frequency depends on the system type and your water’s condition. • Carbon and sediment filters: usually 6–12 months. • Reverse osmosis membranes: 2–3 years, with pre-filters changed annually. • UV lamps: 12 months (the quartz sleeve is cleaned at the same time). • Water softener salt or potassium tanks: refill every 4–8 weeks, depending on usage. We offer affordable maintenance plans that include scheduled filter replacements, performance checks, and on-call support so you never have to track dates yourself.

Can a whole-home purification system also solve hard water scaling in my plumbing?

Yes. We often pair a water softener or salt-free conditioner with a filtration or RO unit. The softener exchanges hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) for sodium or potassium ions, preventing scale buildup in pipes, fixtures, and water heaters. If you prefer salt-free options, we install template-assisted crystallization (TAC) systems that neutralize hardness without adding sodium. Both approaches dramatically reduce spotting on glassware, lengthen appliance life, and improve soap efficiency.

What does the installation process involve and how long does it take?

Most residential installations are completed in a single day. Our certified technicians: 1) shut off the main water supply; 2) install a bypass so you still have water if the system ever needs servicing; 3) mount the purification unit in an accessible location (mechanical room, garage, or crawlspace); 4) make all necessary plumbing and electrical connections; 5) sanitize and pressure-test the system; and 6) walk you through operation, maintenance, and warranty registration. We leave your workspace spotless and file all local Walland permitting paperwork for you.