Trusted Expertise
Trusted Expertise | Water Purification | Plumbing | Benton
From the moment a Benton homeowner turns on the tap, HEP’s licensed plumbers are ready to ensure every drop meets the highest standards of clarity and taste. Decades of local experience mean we understand the region’s unique mineral content and the hidden contaminants that can sneak into municipal and well lines alike. Our team designs and installs tailored solutions that go beyond basic filtration, using industry-leading technology to handle everything from iron staining to chlorine odors—so you can drink, cook, and bathe with complete confidence.
Whether you need a whole-home softening system, an under-sink reverse-osmosis setup, or scheduled maintenance to keep your equipment performing like new, we take care of every detail, right down to testing and post-service walkthroughs. Discover how hassle-free water purification can be with Benton’s most trusted plumbing experts, and enjoy healthier water without the guesswork.
FAQs
What types of water purification systems do you install in Benton?
We install a full range of residential and light-commercial systems, including whole-house carbon filtration units, reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking-water stations, water softeners with integrated filtration, UV disinfection lamps, and specialty filters that target iron, manganese, sulfur, or sediment. Our technicians evaluate your water quality and plumbing layout before recommending the best combination of technologies.
How do I know which water filtration system is right for my home?
The process starts with a free on-site water test that checks for hardness, chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria, and other contaminants. We also look at household size, flow rate requirements, and available space. With those data points, we create a custom report that compares system options, projected lifespan, maintenance costs, and warranty coverage so you can make an informed decision.
What contaminants are common in Benton’s water supply and how do your systems address them?
In Benton, customers most often ask us to remove hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium), chlorine by-products used in municipal disinfection, trace iron, and occasional organic odors. A softener eliminates hardness, while catalytic carbon tackles chlorine taste and smell. If testing shows elevated metals or nitrates, we recommend an RO membrane or specialized media filters. UV light adds a final layer of protection against bacteria and viruses.
How often will my water purification system need maintenance or filter changes?
Maintenance frequency depends on water quality and system type. Carbon pre-filters typically last 6–12 months, RO membranes 2–3 years, and softener resin 10–15 years with proper regeneration. UV lamps are replaced annually. We offer affordable service plans that include filter changes, sanitization, performance checks, and a written report so you never have to track dates yourself.
Will a whole-house water purification system affect my water pressure?
Properly sized equipment should not cause a noticeable drop in pressure. Before installation we measure your home’s incoming pressure and peak flow demand, then select filtration housings and media beds designed for those parameters. If pressure is already low, we can add a booster pump. After installation we verify flow rates at multiple fixtures to ensure optimal performance.
What is the typical cost and installation timeline for a residential water purification system in Benton?
Pricing varies with water quality and chosen technology, but most complete whole-house solutions range from $1,600 to $4,500 installed. Point-of-use RO systems start around $425. Once you approve a quote, equipment is usually in stock locally and installation can be scheduled within 3–5 business days. A standard job takes 4–6 hours and includes a walkthrough, start-up testing, and homeowner training.