As the World’s Most Efficient* Water Softener, Culligan helps prevent scale buildup, extending the lifespan of your plumbing and appliances, all while also reducing cleaning supply costs up to 75% & maximizing savings on salt, water, and electricity by up to 46%.
There’s a reason Culligan of the Texas Hill Country is the best water treatment company in with over 140 4.9-Stars Google Reviews.
With soft water, you can protect yourself and your home from the damage hard water can do.
Reduce limescale buildup so water-using appliances run more efficiently.
Not sure if a Culligan Water Softener is right for you?
We get it!
Which is why we put together this quick video to demonstrate just why so many homeowners like you LOVE their Culligan water softener.
Culligan Water offers a full-service installation to make getting started with your new system even easier. Your trained Culligan Water expert will expertly connect your water softening system to the water supply, the drain and the salt-filled brine tank, and you’ll be all set. The average installation takes about 2-4 hours.
The price of a Culligan water softener will depend on the system as well as its features, efficiency, durability, capacity and more. Culligan Water offers flexible payment plans whether you choose to rent, purchase or finance. Schedule a free, in-home consultation today and a Culligan Water expert will help you determine what your home needs.
Water softeners work through basic chemistry. The main tank of water softening systems is filled with negatively charged resin beads. Meanwhile, hard water is caused by high amounts of calcium and magnesium, which are both positively charged molecules. As hard water pumps through a water softener, the calcium and magnesium are attracted to the resin beads and removed from your water.
To help determine the appropriate size for your water softener, your local Culligan Water expert will assess factors like the hardness of your water, household water usage and flow rate. Schedule a free, in-home consultation today to get custom recommendations based on your home’s needs.
If you’re dealing with the unfavorable effects of hard water — like dry skin and hair, limescale buildup around faucets and showerheads, soap scum on shower walls or too much wear and tear on your water-using appliances — you may need a water softener. That said, remember that not all systems were created equal. With Culligan Water, you can rest assured that you’ll get a full-service partner, quality products with durability and an established brand you can trust.
