Water softener installation in Florence, SC
For hard water that leaves spots, scale and dry skin.
Serving the Pee Dee since 2003
SC #M112570
BBB Accredited
Authorized Ruud and Trane dealer
Generac and Cummins generators
Water softener installation in Florence, SC starts with a water test. Quality Service Company, LLC tests your water, sizes the softener to your household, and installs it. We serve Florence and the Pee Dee region.
A softener treats hardness. If your test shows something else, your tech will explain your filter options. Read more about water treatment in Florence.
Where does Florence’s water come from?
Florence’s 2024 water quality report lists the McQueen Branch Aquifer as the main source. About 60% of the water comes from groundwater wells. About 40% comes from the Frank E. Willis Pee Dee River Regional Surface Water Plant.
That report gives no hardness figure. That’s why we test the water at your tap before we recommend a softener.
What can a water softener fix?
Hard water carries minerals that build up wherever the water goes. A softener removes those minerals before they reach your taps.
- Spots on dishes and glassware
- Scale on faucets and showerheads
- Dry skin and dull laundry
- Scale that shortens appliance life
Not sure your water is hard? Your tech will test it and tell you what the results mean.
How does softener installation work?
- Your tech tests the water at your tap and explains the results.
- If hardness is the issue, they size a softener to your water and household.
- You get the price before any work starts.
- We install the softener. If your test calls for a filter, you can add one.
Questions about water softeners
How much salt will I use?
Salt use depends on your water’s hardness and your household size. We test your water first, then size the softener to fit both. Your tech will tell you what to expect once the results are in.
Can I combine it with filtration?
Yes, a softener can be installed alongside a filter. A softener handles hardness, and a filter handles other things your water test turns up. Options include a Halo or carbon filter. Your tech will explain which fits your results before any work starts.
