Water Purification Solutions
Water Purification Solutions | Water Purification | Plumbing | Norris
Crystal-clear drinking water isn’t a luxury in Norris—it’s a promise from HEP’s seasoned plumbing team. Our specialists design and install cutting-edge systems that strip away sediment, chemicals, and lingering odors, so every tap in your home pours fresh, great-tasting water on demand. From compact under-sink units to whole-house filtration, we tailor solutions to fit your space, budget, and lifestyle while meeting the highest industry standards for water purification.
Backed by decades of local expertise, we handle everything from initial water testing to routine maintenance, ensuring your investment keeps performing long after installation day. Trusted brands, 24/7 emergency support, and transparent pricing mean you can say goodbye to bottled water—and hello to a healthier, eco-friendlier home. Reach out today and discover how simple, efficient, and affordable water purification can be with HEP at your side.
FAQs
Why is water purification important for homes and businesses in Norris?
While the City of Norris supplies treated water that meets federal safety standards, many customers report hard water, metallic tastes, chlorine odors, and traces of iron or agricultural runoff. A properly sized purification system removes these nuisance contaminants, protects appliances from scale build-up, and provides crisper-tasting, safer water straight from every tap.
What types of water-purification systems do you install and how do they work?
We design and install several technologies, either as stand-alone units or in combination: • Whole-house activated-carbon filters – adsorb chlorine, pesticides, and organics. • Water softeners – use ion exchange resin to remove hardness minerals (calcium & magnesium). • Reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking stations – force water through a semi-permeable membrane to reject up to 99% of dissolved solids, lead, arsenic, and nitrates. • Iron & sulfur filters – oxidize and trap iron, manganese, and rotten-egg sulfur gas. • UV sterilizers – disinfect bacteria, viruses, and cysts without chemicals. We match the treatment stages to your specific water chemistry and flow-rate needs.
How do I know which system is right for my water quality?
Our technician performs a complimentary on-site assessment that includes hardness, pH, iron, TDS, chlorine/chloramine, and bacteria testing. We review the lab-verified results with you, discuss household size, plumbing layout, and budget, then recommend a tailored solution. Every quote includes performance data sheets so you can compare removal rates and operating costs before you decide.
What happens during installation and how long does it take?
Most residential installations are completed in one visit (2–6 hours). We shut off the main supply, mount the equipment in a basement, utility room, or crawl-space, tie into the plumbing with code-approved fittings, and flush the lines. Your water is usually off for less than 30 minutes. We pull any required local permits and leave the workspace clean. Commercial projects or whole-facility RO trains can take 1–2 days, scheduled to minimize downtime.
How much maintenance is required after the system is installed?
Routine care is simple: • Sediment/carbon pre-filters – replace every 6–12 months. • RO membranes – 3–5 years depending on TDS levels. • Softener salt – add pellets once a month. • UV lamp – change annually. We offer affordable service plans that include filter changes, membrane monitoring, performance tests, and emergency support so you never have to worry about forgetting a maintenance interval.
Are your purification systems certified and what kind of warranty or support do you provide?
All major components carry NSF/ANSI certifications for contaminant reduction and structural integrity. Residential equipment comes with a 5- to 10-year manufacturer’s warranty on tanks and valves, 1-year labor coverage, and lifetime technical support from our Norris service team. If you move locally, we can relocate the system; if an issue arises, a licensed plumber is available 24/7 for warranty or non-warranty repairs.