Tired of chalky white buildup on your faucets, dry skin after showers, or constantly replacing appliances due to scale damage? You’re likely dealing with hard water—and you’re not alone. Sacramento is known for having some of the hardest water in California.
Our plumbing experts bring 15+ years of experience and a track record of 100 five-star reviews helping local homeowners install high-quality water softener systems that protect your plumbing and improve your daily life.
What Is a Water Softener?
A water softener removes calcium, magnesium, and other hardness minerals from your water supply. These minerals are harmless to drink but wreak havoc on plumbing, appliances, and skin.
We install both salt-based and salt-free systems depending on your water chemistry, budget, and household needs.
Do You Need a Water Softener in Sacramento?
The short answer: Yes.
Sacramento’s municipal water consistently tests as “hard” to “very hard” with mineral concentrations over 150 ppm. Common symptoms include:
- White scale buildup on fixtures
- Soap not lathering well
- Faded laundry and stiff fabrics
- Dry, itchy skin and dull hair
- Reduced lifespan of dishwashers and water heaters
A professionally installed softener system can eliminate these problems—saving you money and frustration.
Benefits of Installing a Water Softener
- ✅ Eliminates hard water scale
- ✅ Prolongs the life of plumbing and appliances
- ✅ Softer skin and hair
- ✅ Cleaner dishes and clothes
- ✅ Lower energy bills from more efficient water heaters
- ✅ Increased home resale value
It’s one of the most cost-effective upgrades for long-term comfort and savings.
Our Water Softener Services
We offer full-service soft water solutions in Sacramento, including:
- Water softener installation (salt & salt-free)
- System upgrades & replacements
- Water quality testing
- Maintenance & troubleshooting
- Whole-home filtration combos
Whether you’re in a new home or replacing an outdated system, we make it easy and affordable.
Types of Water Softener Systems We Install
We carry and install leading brands with reliable warranties. Options include:
Salt-Based Ion Exchange Softeners
- Most effective at removing minerals
- Great for large households
- Requires periodic salt refills
Salt-Free Conditioners
- No salt or chemicals
- Environmentally friendly
- Ideal for smaller homes or health-conscious users
We’ll test your water and help you choose the best fit for your family and lifestyle.
Why Homeowners Choose Us for Water Softener Installation
- ✔️ Local experts with 15+ years of plumbing experience
- ✔️ Transparent pricing and free in-home consultations
- ✔️ Custom system sizing based on your water usage
- ✔️ Full installation, programming, and homeowner training
- ✔️ Trusted by over 100 five-star clients in Sacramento
We handle everything from permit approval to post-installation support so you don’t have to worry.
How Much Does It Cost?
Water softener systems vary in price depending on size, type, and features. We offer:
- Competitive pricing with no upsells
- Financing options available
- Packages with optional whole-home filtration upgrades
On average, most Sacramento homeowners pay between $1,500–$3,500 installed. We’ll walk you through every option during your free quote.
Our Installation Process
- In-Home Water Test – We measure hardness levels and pressure.
- System Selection – We recommend the ideal system size and style.
- Installation & Programming – We hook up to your main line and calibrate the unit.
- Cleanup & Walkthrough – We leave your home spotless and show you how it works.
We can also tie your system into existing plumbing or new construction setups.
Softener + Filter Combo Systems
Want even cleaner water? Ask about our softener + carbon filter combo units, which remove chlorine, sediments, and bad taste—great for drinking, bathing, and cooking.
Serving Sacramento & Surrounding Areas
We serve homes throughout the Sacramento region including Folsom, Roseville, Citrus Heights, Elk Grove, and beyond.
📞 Schedule your free in-home water test today and find out what’s really in your water—and how we can help.