Private wells
CleanLine Water Co. Well Water Treatment Systems in Central Texas
Well water is a different problem than city water. Iron staining, sulfur smell, sand and extreme hardness all have to be handled in the right order, and that order depends on what your well is doing.
- Removes iron staining, sulfur odor, sand and sediment
- Softening stage sized for high grain well hardness
- Big housing pre-filter protects every downstream stage
- Pairs with UV disinfection where bacteria is a concern
Specifications
- Stage one
- Big housing sediment pre-filter for sand, silt and grit
- Stage two
- Oxidizing filtration tank for iron and sulfur odor
- Stage three
- Softening tank sized to measured well hardness
- Optional
- UV disinfection and RO-5 drinking water polish
- Install
- Well house, garage or utility room, one day typical
Who this system is built for
- Acreage wells around Dripping Springs, Wimberley, Bulverde and Spring Branch
- Homes with orange staining in sinks, tubs and laundry
- Rotten egg smell at the hot water tap
- Properties with visible sand or grit in aerators
Order of operations matters on a well
Putting a softener in front of iron and sediment is the most common well water mistake we are called out to fix. The resin bed fouls, capacity collapses and the homeowner ends up replacing media that never needed to fail.
We stage the system so the roughest work happens first: sediment, then oxidation for iron and sulfur, then softening, then any final polish for drinking water.
- Sediment pre-filtration on the pressure tank outlet
- Iron and sulfur oxidizing filtration
- Metered softening for hardness
- Optional UV and reverse osmosis for drinking water
Every well gets tested first
There is no standard well in Central Texas. Two properties on the same road can pull very different iron, hardness and sulfur numbers depending on depth and formation.
We test at the tap, review the results with you and build the quote around the actual chemistry. If your well only needs sediment and softening, that is what we quote.
Warranty and guarantee
Well systems get the same lifetime coverage on tanks and valves, plus a year on the workmanship of the pressure-side plumbing we touch. Media that is consumed by iron, sediment or bacteria loading is replaced on a schedule we set after your water test. Made in the USA.
Read the full warrantyFrequently asked questions
Will this fix rotten egg smell from my well?
Yes. Sulfur odor is handled by the oxidizing filtration stage, and we confirm the source at the test since a smell only on the hot side can point to the water heater anode instead.
Do I need UV disinfection?
Only if your well tests positive for coliform or you want the extra assurance. We quote it as an add on rather than bundling it by default.
How often does well equipment need service?
Plan on a sediment cartridge every six to twelve months on a well, plus salt for the softener and an annual system check.