Premium Water Softener Systems for Oak Ridge, TN, Area Homeowners
Consuming hard water does not pose any health risks, but going about your daily routine with it can be quite bothersome. Water is considered “hard” when it contains an abundance of metallic minerals such as magnesium and calcium. When these minerals are present in high enough concentrations, they can damage your plumbing and water-using appliances as well as produce a number of unpleasant effects. The team at American Home Design can help you put an end to your hard water woes once and for all by installing a top-of-the-line RainSoft water softener system at your Oak Ridge, Tennessee, home.
The Benefits of a Water Softener
With a RainSoft water softener installed, you’ll no longer have to contend with common hard water problems such as spotty dishes and dry, itchy skin after showering. What’s more, water softeners can address a host of other issues including:
- Stiff laundry – clothes and linens that are washed in hard water, whether in a washing machine or by hand, often feel stiff and can be uncomfortable against your skin
- Mineral accumulation – the crusty whitish-yellow buildup that collects on and around your faucets, sink basins, and water-using appliances
- Drainage problems – hard water minerals amass in pipes and water-using appliances, causing slow drainage and/or clogs
Professional Installation & Comprehensive Warranty Coverage
When you partner with American Home Design to have a water softener installed, you can rest easy knowing you’re in good hands. Our skilled technicians have been extensively trained to install RainSoft water treatment products with the utmost expertise and will treat your home with the care and respect it deserves every step of the way. What’s more, our water softener systems are backed by a limited lifetime warranty to ensure total peace of mind in your investment.
Contact Us Today
To learn more about having a Rainsoft water softener system installed at your Oak Ridge-area home, contact American Home Design today.
