Based in Davidson County
Water Filtration Service Areas
We install whole-house water filtration, well water systems, and reverse osmosis in every county within about 45 minutes of Lexington, NC. Every system is installed by a licensed plumber.
Davidson · Guilford · Forsyth · Randolph · Rowan · Davie · Stanly · Cabarrus · Montgomery
Davidson County
Lexington · Thomasville · Welcome · Midway · Denton
Our home base. We work with Davidson Water, Lexington, and Thomasville city water customers, plus homes on private wells all across the county.
Guilford County
Greensboro · High Point · Jamestown · Oak Ridge · Summerfield
Greensboro and High Point disinfect with chloramine, which doesn’t boil off. Many homes in the northern part of the county are on private wells.
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem · Kernersville · Clemmons · Lewisville
Winston-Salem uses free chlorine, the source of that pool smell, which whole-house carbon handles easily. Outside city limits, private wells are common.
Randolph County
Asheboro · Archdale · Trinity · Randleman
Archdale and Randleman are part of the regional system that uses chloramine. Much of rural Randolph County relies on private wells.
Rowan County
Salisbury · China Grove · Rockwell · Spencer
Just down I-85 from Lexington. Whether you’re on city water in Salisbury or a well out in the county, we’ll match you with the right system.
Davie County
Mocksville · Advance · Bermuda Run
From town water in Mocksville to wells on larger rural lots, we treat water for homes all over Davie County.
Stanly County
Albemarle · Badin · Norwood · Oakboro
Including homes around Badin Lake and Lake Tillery. We handle both city water and private wells throughout the county.
Cabarrus County
Concord · Kannapolis · Harrisburg · Mount Pleasant
Growing neighborhoods and older homes alike. We’ll look at your water source and recommend a system that fits your home and budget.
Montgomery County
Troy · Mount Gilead · Biscoe
Lots of well water homes and lake properties. Our well water systems are built for the iron, sulfur, and sediment problems wells often bring.
Learn About the Water in Your County
Where your water comes from, the most common problems in your area, and what we recommend.
Don’t See Your Town?
If you’re within about 45 minutes of Lexington, we can almost certainly help. Give us a call.
