Skilled Professionals

Skilled Professionals | Water Purification | Plumbing | Huntsville

Enjoy the crisp, clean taste of confidence every time you open the tap. HEP’s skilled professionals bring decades of experience to Huntsville homes, combining cutting-edge technology with neighborly care to deliver water purification solutions that strip away sediment, chlorine, and hidden contaminants. From whole-house filtration systems to point-of-use units, we evaluate your water, explain the science in plain English, and install equipment built to last—so your coffee brews brighter, your laundry feels softer, and your family stays healthier.

When you choose our team, you’re choosing punctual arrivals, transparent pricing, and a satisfaction guarantee backed by a local company that treats you like family. Schedule a free in-home assessment today, and see how effortless water purification can be when Huntsville’s most trusted plumbers are on your side.

FAQs

What types of water purification systems do you install in Huntsville homes?

Our licensed plumbers install a full range of residential water treatment options, including whole-house carbon filtration systems for chlorine and taste/odor removal, water softeners for hardness and scale control, reverse-osmosis (RO) units for drinking-water quality, iron and manganese filters, and UV sterilizers for biological contaminants. We also combine multiple technologies into a single point-of-entry system when the local water supply requires more advanced treatment.

How do I know which water treatment solution is right for my household?

We start every project with a comprehensive on-site water test, checking hardness, pH, total dissolved solids, iron, manganese, chlorine, sulfur bacteria, and other parameters common in the Huntsville area. Based on the results, usage patterns, and your budget, our professionals recommend a tailored system that addresses your specific concerns—whether that’s scale on fixtures, metallic taste, or health-related contaminant removal. A written report and cost estimate are provided before any work begins.

Are whole-house filtration systems difficult to maintain?

Most modern filtration and softening units are designed for low-effort upkeep. Standard sediment and carbon cartridges typically require replacement every 6–12 months, while softener resin beds and media tanks last 7–10 years with proper salt refills. We offer annual service plans that include media changes, sanitization, and performance checks, ensuring your system runs efficiently without you having to track maintenance intervals yourself.

Can you integrate a water softener with a reverse osmosis unit?

Absolutely. In fact, pairing a softener with an RO membrane extends membrane life and improves efficiency by reducing calcium and magnesium scaling. We install the softener at the main water entry to protect plumbing and appliances, then run a dedicated line to an under-sink or whole-house RO system for ultra-pure drinking water. All components are sized for your flow rate and pressure to avoid drops in performance.

Will a water purification system remove the sulfur smell and iron stains common in Huntsville’s water?

Yes. We often deploy catalytic carbon or air-injection oxidation filters followed by specialty media beds that oxidize and trap hydrogen sulfide (the "rotten-egg" odor) and dissolved iron. For severe cases, a multi-stage system with an iron filter, softener, and activated carbon polishing stage ensures crystal-clear, odor-free water throughout your home. Results are immediate once the system is activated.

What is the typical cost and time frame for professional installation?

A point-of-use RO system starts around $500–$900 installed, while whole-house softeners and filtration packages generally range from $1,500 to $4,000 depending on capacity and water quality issues. Complex multi-stage or commercial-grade setups can exceed $5,000. Most residential installations are completed in one day, with only minor plumbing modifications and a brief water shutoff. All work is performed by insured, Alabama-licensed plumbers and backed by manufacturer warranties plus our own labor guarantee.