Water softening and treatment
Reverse osmosis — clean, healthy water. Removal of up to 99% of dissolved substances.
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What is water softening?
Water softening is a chemical or physical process that removes the minerals calcium and magnesium, which are responsible for its hardness.
When these minerals build up they form the familiar limescale, which damages household appliances, pipework and surfaces.
Soft water
No limescale
The main softening methods
Ion exchange
The water passes through a special ion-exchange resin. It captures the calcium and magnesium ions and replaces them with sodium ions. When the resin is saturated, the system automatically flushes with a salt solution to regenerate.
Polyphosphate dosing
Special dosing pumps or filters add polyphosphates to the water. They do not physically remove the minerals, but they block their ability to crystallise and form limescale.
Electromagnetic methods
Magnetic fields are used to change the structure of the calcium crystals so that they do not stick to the pipes.
Key benefits of softened water
Appliance protection
Stops limescale building up in water heaters, washing machines, dishwashers and coffee machines, extending their life and lowering your electricity bills.
Savings on consumables
Soaps, shampoos and detergents lather far more easily, cutting how much you use by up to 50%.
Kinder to your body
Hard water dries out skin and hair, whereas softened water reduces irritation and leaves them softer.
Easier cleaning
The stubborn white limescale marks on sinks, taps, tiles and shower enclosures disappear.
KEY BENEFITS
Why choose a water softening and treatment system
Limescale protection
Prevents limescale forming in household appliances — water heaters, washing machines, dishwashers and kettles.
99% pure water
Effective removal of up to 99% of dissolved substances using the most advanced membrane technology.
No chemicals
An environmentally sound purification method with no harmful additives. Safe for you and for the environment.
98% organic compounds
Removal of up to 98% of organic impurities and compounds for the cleanest possible drinking water.
Modern technology
The most advanced membrane technology for water treatment — reverse osmosis with a semi-permeable membrane.
No micro-organisms
Effective removal of bacteria and viruses. Guaranteed clean, safe water for the whole family.
Protected appliances
Household appliances protected from limescale by our system
Water heaters
Washing machines
Dishwashers
Kettles
Hot tubs
HOW WE WORK
From water analysis to installation and maintenance — the full service cycle
Consultation
We analyse the quality of your water and discuss the specific problems — hardness, iron, manganese or other contaminants.
Water sample and analysis
We take a water sample for laboratory analysis. The results determine exactly which type of treatment system you need.
An individual solution
We design a bespoke water treatment system suited to your needs, your flow rate and the particulars of your water source.
Equipment delivery
We deliver every component — filters, softeners and reverse osmosis systems — straight to your site.
Professional installation
Installation by qualified specialists. Connection of the system to the mains and configuration of the parameters.
Maintenance and servicing
Periodic replacement of filters and consumables, checks on effectiveness and maintaining optimal water quality.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about water softening and treatment.
What is water softening?
Softening is a chemical or physical process that removes the calcium and magnesium minerals responsible for the water's hardness. This prevents the formation of limescale, which damages household appliances, pipework and surfaces.
What softening methods are there?
The most common is ion exchange — the water passes through an ion-exchange resin that replaces calcium and magnesium with sodium. Polyphosphate dosing, which blocks the minerals from crystallising, and electromagnetic methods are also used.
How effective is reverse osmosis?
Reverse osmosis effectively removes up to 99% of dissolved substances and up to 98% of the organic compounds in the water.
How often should the filters be replaced?
It depends on the filter type and the water quality. Mechanical filters every 3-6 months, carbon filters every 6-12 months, and reverse osmosis membranes every 2-3 years.
How much does a water treatment system cost?
The price depends on the type and complexity of the system. Get in touch for an individual quote tailored to the particular parameters of your water and your needs.
Do you offer a warranty and servicing?
Yes, all systems come with a full warranty. We also offer annual maintenance contracts covering filter replacement and a check of the system's effectiveness.
Impurity removal
Organic compounds
Limescale protection
Years of experience
Want clean, healthy water?
Get in touch for advice and installation of a reverse osmosis system.
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