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(414) 360-8835
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Water Softener and Filtration Service in Cudahy and Nearby Towns

We install water softeners, reverse osmosis systems and whole-home filters in Cudahy and the communities around it. The work is careful and tidy, the way you would want it done for a neighbor, and every quote starts with a phone call.

Towns we cover from Cudahy

5 mi10 miSt. FrancisOak CreekSouth MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWest AllisGreenfieldFranklinGreendaleHales CornersWest MilwaukeeCudahyN
5 mi10 miSt. FrancisOak CreekSouth MilwaukeeMilwaukeeWest AllisGreenfieldFranklinGreendaleHales CornersWest MilwaukeeCudahyN
  • Cudahy
  • St. Francis
  • Oak Creek
  • South Milwaukee
  • Milwaukee
  • West Allis
  • Greenfield
  • Franklin
  • Greendale
  • Hales Corners
  • West Milwaukee

Not on the list? Call (414) 360-8835 and ask.

Technician kneeling in a block-wall basement, tightening a valve on white water lines beside a black softener tank, brine tank and clear filter housings on plywood

Based in Cudahy, a short drive from your door

Cudahy is home base, and most of the houses we work in sit a short drive away. We regularly install in St. Francis, South Milwaukee and Oak Creek along the lake, and west into Franklin, Greendale, Greenfield and Hales Corners. Staying close means each install gets the hours it needs, without one eye on the next appointment across the county.

We also serve Milwaukee, West Allis and West Milwaukee. If you live a little past these towns, give us your street and town on the phone. You will get a straight yes or no on whether the trip works for us, and if it does, your free quote and financing information are the same ones a family a few blocks from us would get.

What we plan for in homes around the area

  1. 01

    Older houses and patched plumbing

    Many houses here were built in the early and middle 1900s, and their supply lines have often been repaired more than once. Before we set a softener or filter, we look closely at the pipe where it will tie in and at the space around the water heater. The new equipment should fit the house you have, without changes you did not plan for.

  2. 02

    Long, cold winters

    Basements and utility rooms are where this equipment belongs in a Wisconsin winter. We keep tanks and drain lines away from walls that take frost, and we route the softener drain so it will not freeze or back up in January.

  3. 03

    City water and private wells

    Most homes in these towns draw municipal water from Lake Michigan, which tends to be moderately hard and carries a disinfectant some people can taste. Homes on private wells, more common toward the edges of the metro, deal with other issues such as iron and sediment. Our Well Water Treatment and Whole-Home Filtration pages explain how we approach each.

  4. 04

    Permits and local code

    Plumbing rules differ a little from one municipality to the next. We check what your town expects for a softener or filter connection before install day, and we do the work to code so nothing has to be redone later.

  5. 05

    How install day runs

    We protect the floor from your door to the work area, keep old equipment and packaging out of your way, and take it with us when we leave. Full payment is made at the completion of the install, not before.

Two tall black water treatment tanks with a control head, a black brine tank, a blue filter housing and a UV sterilizer plumbed on a painted basement block wall

Talk with us about the water in your home

Share your town and what you notice in your water, and we will talk through a free quote and the ways you can pay for it. Approved credit opens financing through U.S. Bank Avvance, and the quote we give you stays good for 30 days.