Well water

Dual Tank — Well Water

Softening + dedicated well-water media

Pairs a softener with a separate treatment media tank for a well-water treatment plan.

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Equipment, installation scope, selected upgrades, and taxes are itemized in your proposal.

IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOUR HOME?

Match the treatment to your needs.

Private wells with tested conditions that suit this treatment approach.

Test first. Iron, odor, pH, and other findings can affect equipment choice; this is not a universal well-water solution.

Does this guarantee safe well water?

No. A treatment recommendation must follow appropriate testing. An odor or stain is not a complete water analysis, and additional treatment may be needed.

KNOW YOUR EQUIPMENT

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Explore capacity, installation requirements, and the details that help you choose.

Treatment layout & connections

Tank arrangement: Softener, filtration tank, and brine tank
Controls: Two valves; one per treatment tank
Filtration media: Katalox Light with a coconut-shell carbon layer
Treatment selection: Iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide, and hardness; suitability depends on testing
Valve flow rating: 28 GPM
Brine tank: 15 × 35 inches; square tank
Included bypass: 1-inch full-flow

Operating requirements

Water pressure: 30–125 PSI
Water temperature: 40–110°F (4–43°C)
Power supply: 120V / 60Hz; 12V, 650mA transformer
Incoming turbidity: Less than 5 FTU
Rated service flow: 27 GPM at a 15 PSI pressure drop
Listed backwash flow: 3.0 gallons per minute
Regeneration: Metered, demand-initiated; upflow counter-current

Construction & softening media

Valve technology: Ceramic discs; 72-hour memory backup
Pressure tank: Fiberglass
Softening media: Strong-acid cation resin; 10% crosslinking
Carbon: Granular activated coconut-shell carbon
Support bed: Polishing gravel

Flow ratings describe specified test conditions, not guaranteed treatment performance at every flow. We size the installation for your water analysis, peak demand, available pressure, and drainage. Tank dimensions exclude valves, connections, and service clearances. Confirm pump capacity and backwash needs for the selected media configuration. Grain capacity, tank sizes, and media quantities are specified after reviewing your well-water results.

Care & ownership

Testing and the selected treatment plan determine the care schedule. Review salt needs, backwashing, and any pretreatment with your installer.

Warranty & support

Coverage varies by component. Review the coverage periods, conditions, and exclusions, and contact Best Home Water for help.

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