Well Water Treatment Designed for Variable Conditions
Private well water is fundamentally different from municipal water.
While it does not contain added chlorine, well water can vary widely in mineral content, sediment, and biological safety depending on location, depth, and surrounding land conditions.
Because no two wells are the same, testing is essential before any recommendations are made.
Well Water Treatment Designed for Variable Conditions
Private well water is fundamentally different from municipal water.
While it does not contain added chlorine, well water can vary widely in mineral content, sediment, and biological safety depending on location, depth, and surrounding land conditions.
Because no two wells are the same, testing is essential before any recommendations are made.
Common Well Water Considerations
Depending on the source, private well water may contain:
Hardness minerals that contribute to scale buildup
Iron or manganese that stain fixtures and laundry
Sediment that affects plumbing and appliances
Bacteria or microorganisms that require disinfection
Some of these issues affect water performance, while others affect safety. Each requires a different response.
Common
Well Water Considerations
Depending on the source, private well water may contain:
Hardness minerals that contribute to scale buildup
Iron or manganese that stain fixtures and laundry
Sediment that affects plumbing and appliances
Bacteria or microorganisms that require disinfection
Some of these issues affect water performance, while others affect safety. Each requires a different response.
Why Well Water Often Requires a
Layered Approach
Well water systems commonly use multiple technologies, each addressing a specific concern identified through testing.
A well-designed system may include:
Conditioning to manage hardness and scale behavior
Filtration to reduce sediment, iron, or unwanted compounds
UV disinfection when biological safety is required
No single system addresses every concern, and no step should be skipped when safety is involved.
Our Well Water Philosophy
Water The Facts approaches well water with precision and restraint.
Test before recommending
Design systems based on actual results
Use only the technologies required for that specific well
Our goal is not to sell the most equipment. It is to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient water for your home.
Not sure what your well water needs?
Start with testing. The right solution begins with the facts.
Our Well Water Philosophy
Water The Facts approaches well water with precision and restraint.
Test before recommending
Design systems based on actual results
Use only the technologies required for that specific well
Our goal is not to sell the most equipment. It is to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient water for your home.
Not sure what your well water needs?
Start with testing. The right solution begins with the facts.
Start With the Water, Not the Equipment
If you are unsure whether UV purification is appropriate for your home or facility, the first step is to test the water.
Water The Facts provides professional testing, clear explanations, and honest recommendations without pressure.
Water The Facts does not perform installation or plumbing work.
Systems are installed by a licensed plumber of your choice.
Manufacturer warranties are provided directly by the equipment manufacturer.
About
Water The Facts
Charlottesville, VA
Copyright © 2026 Water The Facts
Start With the Water, Not the Equipment
If you are unsure whether UV purification is appropriate for your home or facility, the first step is to test the water.
Water The Facts provides professional testing, clear explanations, and honest recommendations without pressure.
Water The Facts does not perform installation or plumbing work.
Systems are installed by a licensed plumber of your choice.
Manufacturer warranties are provided directly by the equipment manufacturer.
About
Water The Facts
Charlottesville, VA
Copyright © 2026 Water The Facts