Residential water filtration and softening

Water Softener and Filtration Installation

Professional plumbing service

Experienced plumbers. Upfront pricing.

Citrusline installs and services whole-home softeners, carbon filtration, reverse-osmosis drinking systems, and combination equipment for Riverside and Corona homes. We analyze the water, size the system, explain maintenance, and provide an installed price.

Plumber reviewing whole-home filtration and softener equipment in a Riverside garage

What we do

What this service includes

Match the system to the water problem

A softener treats hardness. Carbon filtration can reduce chlorine taste and odor. Sediment filters protect fixtures and equipment. Reverse osmosis treats drinking water at selected fixtures. We ask what you want to improve and analyze the water before recommending equipment.

Hard-water solutions for Riverside and Corona

Riverside reports average hardness of 12 grains per gallon, and Corona describes its water as hard to very hard. A properly sized softener can reduce scale on fixtures and inside water-using equipment while using salt and water efficiently.

Whole-home and drinking-water systems

Whole-home equipment treats water at the main entry point. Reverse-osmosis and other point-of-use systems treat selected drinking-water fixtures. We confirm flow demand, connection space, bypass valves, drainage, power, and filter access before installation.

Service, salt delivery, and filter changes

Citrusline services existing softeners and filtration equipment, replaces filters and media, repairs bypass and control problems, and sets a maintenance schedule. New systems are installed with clear access to shutoffs, drains, filters, and other equipment.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

How hard is the water in Riverside?

Riverside Public Utilities reports average hardness of 12 grains per gallon, which is considered hard water. Actual conditions and household use still matter when sizing a softener.

What does Corona say about local water hardness?

Corona Utilities says local water averages from hard to very hard. Measuring the home's water and flow demand helps size equipment correctly.

What is the difference between filtration and softening?

A softener removes hardness minerals that cause scale. Filters target specific sediment, taste, odor, chlorine, or other concerns according to the media. Some homes benefit from both.

What space is needed for whole-home water treatment?

The system needs room near the main water line plus access to a drain, bypass valves, and sometimes an electrical outlet. We measure the space and leave clearance for salt, filters, and future service.

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