Installing a water softener in your home is a great way to improve water quality. However, ensuring that your plumbing is up to the task is essential before attempting to install one. Otherwise, you could end up with some serious problems down the road.

When we do a plumbing check, we look for three specific things to ensure that your home is ready for a water softener.

1. Main water supply line – when we check for the main water line, we will look for the best place to bypass the water line to ensure that the the water supply to a home is filtered correctly.
2. Drain access – We will look for drain access to the main sewer line because the water softener will clean itself with salt brine, and the drain is needed to dispose of the salty water.
3. Power Supply – Most water softeners need a power supply to regenerate the water softener.

Checking a home’s plumbing before installing a softener can take less than 30 minutes. 

With every request for prices, the team at Garcia Water Care will give you a complimentary plumbing check to help you pick the best place to install a water softener.