Well and plumbing-system decontamination
Controlled decontamination service for wells and connected plumbing when testing or site conditions indicate that treatment is appropriate. Follow-up testing may be recommended to evaluate the result.
We provide routine treatment-system care, correctly matched replacement parts, well and plumbing-system decontamination, well performance evaluations, and help finding the cause of well or system problems.
Not sure whether we service your equipment? Send the brand and model if you can. We’ll let you know before a visit is scheduled.
Tell us what equipment you have and what is happening now. You don’t need to decide what kind of service it is before you ask.
Regular service, inspection, and routine care for equipment we support.
If you know the correct filter or UV lamp, you may be able to buy it directly. If you’re not sure, send us the equipment information first.
Tell us what changed and what you are noticing. We’ll review the system before recommending the next step.
If the odor, staining, taste, scale, sediment, or another condition changed, tell us what changed and when you first noticed it.
If there is a known equipment problem, send the make and model and describe what is happening. We’ll confirm whether it is something we service.
Tell us what equipment is there, what it’s doing now, and what you want help with.
ADDITIONAL FIELD SERVICES
Some water problems involve the well, plumbing, or contamination within the system. We evaluate what is happening before deciding what work is appropriate.
Controlled decontamination service for wells and connected plumbing when testing or site conditions indicate that treatment is appropriate. Follow-up testing may be recommended to evaluate the result.
Evaluation of well behavior, water delivery, pressure, recovery, and related conditions when performance has changed or the available water supply is in question.
A practical investigation of symptoms, operating history, well conditions, plumbing, controls, and treatment equipment to help identify where the problem begins.
Knowing what equipment is installed, what work was done, what parts were changed, and what happened afterward gives us a better starting point the next time you need service.

These short videos can help you recognize the equipment and see how a maintenance task is performed. If your system does not match what is shown, contact us before you begin.
See how the maintenance-flush process is performed on a WaterGenie whole-house filtration system.
This guide shows a lock-ring style whole-house filter housing. Use it only if your equipment matches the style shown.
Not sure which system you have? Send us the brand, model, or a clear photo.
Ask H2O EasyUse the Shop for replacement filters, cartridges, UV lamps, maintenance items, and selected point-of-use products. If you’re looking at a whole-house system, start with the water and the problem you’re trying to solve instead of buying equipment first.
SPECIALIZED WELL SERVICE
Document current well performance, investigate reduced supply or delivery concerns, and understand the relationship among pump output, drawdown, recovery, and water stored within the well.