Water Softeners and Filters
Water Softeners and Filters in Spokane
Pace Plumbing provides expert installation of a water softener in Spokane, along with whole-home water filters to improve water quality throughout your home. Whether addressing hard water buildup or removing impurities from your supply, our plumbers install systems that deliver cleaner, better-tasting water for daily use.
Why Water Softeners and Filters Are Important
Hard water often leaves scale on faucets and showerheads, lowers the efficiency of appliances, and can cause spots on dishes and stiffness in clothing after washing. Likewise, untreated water may contain sediments or odors that affect taste and safety. Installing a water softener or filter helps protect your plumbing system, improves household cleaning, and provides higher-quality water for drinking and cooking.
How Pace Plumbing Installs Water Softeners and Filters
We start by testing your water and identifying the specific issues present, such as mineral content or impurities. Our plumbers recommend the right system based on your needs, then install it securely and integrate it with your home’s plumbing for reliable, long-term performance.
Benefits of Choosing Pace Plumbing for Water Treatment Installation
- Installation of both water softeners and whole-home water filters
- Completed in line with local codes and safety requirements
- Timely service designed to limit disruption to your household
- Trusted among Spokane plumbing companies for dependable workmanship
Why Choose Pace Plumbing
Pace Plumbing is known among plumbing contractors in Spokane for accurate water treatment installations and reliable service. Our licensed and insured plumbers ensure every system is installed properly and designed to meet your household’s water quality needs.
Signs You May Need Water Softeners or Filters
You may benefit from a water treatment system if you experience any of the following:
- White scale buildup on faucets, showerheads, or appliances
- Dry skin, dull hair, or laundry that feels stiff after washing
- Water that tastes or smells unpleasant
- Frequent plumbing repairs due to mineral deposits or corrosion
