Hays County, Texas
Well Water Treatment and Water Softeners in Dripping Springs, TX
Dripping Springs is well country. Many homes here run on a private well, a cistern, or both, and each one needs its own system design rather than an off-the-shelf softener.
Qualifying city-water homes
Whole-Home Softening + Filtration + Tankless RO
$2,699 installed
- AlkaPro 800 tankless RO included
- Licensed-plumber standard installation
- Existing pre-plumbed garage softener loop required
No loop, well water, attic equipment, additional plumbing, electrical work, or uncertain setup? We’ll review it and provide a custom written installed quote. Address confirmation is required, especially in Bexar County and the San Antonio area.
Dripping Springs well and municipal water
Private wells and hill country limestone
Well water here is extremely hard and often carries iron, sediment and a sulfur odor. Hardness alone can exceed twenty five grains per gallon on some properties.
Staging treatment correctly
We remove sediment first, then handle iron and odor, then soften, then finish with RO for drinking. Getting that order wrong destroys resin and wastes money.
Rainwater collection systems
Collected rainwater is soft but needs filtration and disinfection. We work with existing cistern setups and add the filtration stages they are missing.
Well water systems from CleanLine Water Co.
Complete Home Package
Whole-home softening and filtration with the AlkaPro 800 tankless RO, offered at $2,699 installed for qualifying city-water homes with an existing garage loop.
DetailsXL Whole-Home Filter
High performance softening with carbon filtration built into the same tank. Softer skin and hair, protected appliances, no chlorine smell.
DetailsDual Tank System
Separate softening and carbon tanks for larger homes, high flow rates and households that never want to hit a capacity limit.
DetailsWell Water System
Sediment, iron and sulfur handled first, then softening, then optional disinfection. Built around your well rather than a catalog.
DetailsDripping Springs communities and acreage we cover
Acreage properties in Dripping Springs often need the equipment located at the well house or pump shed, which we confirm on site.
- Belterra
- Headwaters
- Caliterra
- Rim Rock
- Sunset Canyon
- Arrowhead Ranch
- Founders Ridge
Dripping Springs, TX water filtration questions
What order should well treatment go in at a Dripping Springs property?
Sediment first, then iron and odor treatment, then softening, then RO at the kitchen. Skipping a stage is how expensive resin and membranes get destroyed in the first year.
My Dripping Springs well smells like rotten eggs. Can you fix it?
That is hydrogen sulfide, and because it is a gas a carbon block alone will not hold it long term. We treat it at the source rather than masking it downstream.
Do you handle rainwater collection and cistern systems?
We work on properties with cistern and well setups regularly. Testing determines whether the priority is sediment, disinfection, hardness or all three.
Service area checker
Do we service your address?
We serve the I-35 corridor from Georgetown and Austin through San Marcos and New Braunfels to San Antonio, including Bexar and Comal counties. Enter your address or city to check it.
Get your written installed quote
Tell us about your home. We’ll review your setup, confirm the installation scope and send your written installed quote.