Water Softeners ~ Reverse Osmosis ~ Iron Filters ~ Whole House Filtration

Residential Water Treatment Systems

Whether you have city water or well water, the benefits of treating your water are enormous. You can have a water supply that tastes great, and is free from harmful chemicals and heavy metals.

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Home Water Treatment

Cleaner, softer clothes and towels
More luxurious, foaming baths
Extended life for appliances, faucets and pipes
Clearer, taste and odor-free ice cubes

These are just a few of the benefits of having your water treated. Worried about cost? A superior Range Water Conditioning treatment system will pay for itself.

Your water heater will become more efficient
You won't need harsh detergents to wash clothes
You'll use less shampoo and soap
You'll have cleaner, clearer water for drinking and cooking

Before you know it, you'll be enjoying the financial, hygienic and aesthetic benefits of treated water.

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Water Softeners

Say goodbye to nasty water spots and broken appliances with our reliable water softening and filtration systems.

Water Softeners

Reverse Osmosis

Reverse osmosis filtration systems take contaminated water and turn it into fresh, clean water, blocking 99.9% of contaminants.

Reverse Osmosis

Iron Filtration

Iron Filtration Systems remove iron as well as manganese and sulfur. This means no more rotten egg smell or rust stains.

Iron Filtration

Water Testing

Testing your water should be done regularly to find out if there are any dangerous contaminants in your drinking water.

Water Testing

Whole House Filtration

Get clean, filtered water from every faucet in your home with comprehensive whole-house filtration systems.

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Whole House Reverse Osmosis

The ultimate in water purification for your entire home. Crystal clear water from every tap.

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Service & Repairs

Keep your water treatment system running at peak performance with our expert service and repair team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does whole-home water treatment include for a Northern Minnesota house?

Whole-home water treatment for a Northern Minnesota house typically combines a water softener, an iron filter, and a drinking water system. In this region that usually means softening hard water, removing iron, manganese, and sulfur, and adding reverse osmosis for clean drinking water. A free in-home water test confirms the right combination.

Do I need water treatment for city water or a private well in Northern Minnesota?

Both city and well water in Northern Minnesota often benefit from treatment, for different reasons. Many area wells carry hard water, iron, manganese, and sulfur that cause stains and odors, while city water can still be hard or chlorinated. Testing your specific water is the only reliable way to know what your home needs.

What problems does a whole-house water treatment system solve in a Northern Minnesota home?

A whole-house system solves hard water spots, scale buildup, rust stains, and rotten egg odors throughout a Northern Minnesota home. Softening protects appliances, faucets, and pipes from scale, iron filtration stops staining and the sulfur smell, and added filtration improves water for drinking, bathing, and laundry. The result is cleaner water from every tap.

How long do residential water treatment systems last?

A quality residential water softener typically lasts 10 to 15 years or more with proper maintenance, and many systems run longer. Durability depends on water conditions and resin quality. Hellenbrand systems, for example, use premium 10 percent crosslink resin that resists breakdown better than standard 8 percent resin, helping the system last.

Is treating my home's water worth the cost in Minnesota?

For most Northern Minnesota homes the savings outweigh the cost, since hard water alone costs the average Minnesota household about 800 dollars a year in wasted soap, energy, and shortened appliance life. Treated water lets a water heater run more efficiently and reduces detergent and repair expenses, so a system often pays for itself.

What is the difference between a single tank and twin tank water softener?

A single tank softener treats water until it regenerates, while a twin tank system uses two alternating tanks so softened water is always available, even during regeneration. Range Water offers both: the Hellenbrand ProMate 6 single tank for steady demand and the ProMate 7 Twin Tank for larger households wanting uninterrupted soft water.