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Improve the taste of your water, reduce hardness and protect your fixtures and appliances with a filtration or softening system installed by a local Lombard plumber.
Lombard receives Lake Michigan water through the DuPage Water Commission, and it is treated to meet safety standards. Still, many homeowners want better-tasting water, less chlorine and protection from mineral scale that builds up in water heaters, faucets and appliances.
We help you choose the right system for your goals, whether that is a whole-home carbon filter, a water softener, an under-sink reverse osmosis system for drinking water, or a combination. Then we install it cleanly and show you how to maintain it.
Homeowners usually call us for one of these reasons.
Systems sized and installed for your home and water use.
Point-of-entry carbon filters reduce chlorine, sediment and odors at every tap.
Softeners remove hardness minerals that cause scale on fixtures and inside appliances.
Under-sink RO systems deliver great-tasting drinking and cooking water.
Pre-filters that protect plumbing and appliances from grit and particles.
Scheduled filter and membrane changes to keep your system performing.
Service for existing filters and softeners that are not working properly.
We talk about taste, hardness and what you want to improve.
We suggest the right system and give you an upfront price.
Clean installation with bypass valves for easy service.
We explain maintenance and filter change schedules.
We recommend only what fits your needs.
Equipment and installation priced upfront.
Neat plumbing with service valves.
Filter changes and repairs when you need them.
Lombard tap water is treated Lake Michigan water that is regulated for safety. Filtration is mainly about improving taste, reducing chlorine and controlling scale. Check the Village of Lombard water quality report for details.
If you see scale buildup on faucets, spots on dishes or your water heater fills with sediment, a softener may help. We can discuss whether it makes sense for your home.
It depends on the system and your water use. Many sediment and carbon filters are changed every 3 to 12 months, and RO membranes less often.
Filters remove contaminants that affect taste and odor, while softeners remove hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium. Many homes benefit from both.
Request a water filtration consultation with Plumbing Lombard.
We will call you back quickly to schedule.
