Your dishes have white spots. Your faucets and showerheads are caked with mineral buildup. Your skin feels dry after every shower, and your clothes look dingy even after washing. Central Texas has some of the hardest water in the country, and it's taking a toll on your home, your plumbing, and your daily life. You need a water softener to solve the problem.
You've decided to install a water softener, and you need a plumber who understands hard water problems in Central Texas. Hard water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium that cause scale buildup in your pipes, water heater, and appliances. A properly installed water softener system removes these minerals, protecting your plumbing and giving you soft water throughout your home.
For over 30 years, homeowners throughout Leadner and the Greater Austin area have trusted Roger's Plumbing for water softener installation. Our plumbers help you select the right system size for your household water usage, install it correctly on your main water line, and set it up so you get soft water at every tap.
We understand the frustration of dealing with hard water problems. From spotty dishes to dry skin, clogged showerheads to shortened appliance life, hard water affects every part of your home. That's why our team works hard to make water softener installation straightforward and effective.
From the moment you call, we'll explain how water softeners work, help you understand what size system you need based on your household water usage and water hardness level, and provide upfront pricing. At Roger's Plumbing, our goal is simple: to install a water softener that solves your hard water problems and protects your plumbing for years to come.
We take pride in proper installation that delivers soft water throughout your home. Here's how our process works:
Tired of dealing with hard water problems? Just give us a call. We'll find a time that works best according to your schedule.
Our plumbers can test your water hardness, evaluate your household water usage, and recommend the right size water softener. We'll provide upfront flat-rate pricing.
Our plumbers install the system on your main water line, connect it to drainage, set up the brine tank, program the control head, and test thoroughly. Every installation comes with our 2-year warranty.
Stop dealing with scale buildup, spotty dishes, and dry skin. With your new water softener installed, you'll have soft water flowing from every tap, protecting your plumbing and improving your quality of life.
Homeowners throughout Leander and the Greater Austin area choose Roger's Plumbing for water softener installation because we deliver on our promises. From testing your water hardness to programming your new system, our customers know they can count on honest service, quality workmanship, and real accountability. Hear from our customer experience:
At Roger's Plumbing, our "Happy Today Or You Don't Pay" promise isn't just a catchy phrase. It's how we do business. We care deeply about exceeding our clients' expectations and hold ourselves accountable to this standard through this guarantee.
If you are not happy with the water softener installation service Roger's Plumbing gives you, we will stay until you are happy or simply don't pay us. Can you get fairer than that?
This commitment means you never have to worry about paying for work that doesn't meet your standards. Your satisfaction comes first, and we back that up with action. When you call Roger's Plumbing for water softener installation, you can trust that we'll deliver quality workmanship and stand behind every job we complete.
A water softener system is an important investment that protects your plumbing and improves your daily life. That's why we offer financing options to meet your needs. The upfront cost of a water softener and professional installation shouldn't prevent you from solving your hard water problems.
At Roger's Plumbing, we believe that protecting your home's plumbing and enjoying the benefits of soft water shouldn't set you back or break the bank. We are wholeheartedly dedicated to you, which is why we offer a variety of plumbing financing options for your comfort and convenience.
Central Texas has some of the hardest water in the country, typically ranging from 15 to 30 grains per gallon. If you've moved here from somewhere else, you've probably already noticed the difference.
Water softener installation solves multiple problems at once. From the moment soft water starts flowing through your home, you'll notice the benefits on your skin and reduced limescale. Beyond what you see and feel daily, a water softener protects your plumbing system and extends the life of every appliance that uses water.
After a few months in Central Texas, you've probably noticed your skin feels tight and dry after showers, and your hair looks dull no matter what products you use. Our hard water prevents soap and shampoo from rinsing completely, leaving mineral residue that dries out your skin and hair.
A water softener removes the calcium and magnesium causing this, so you'll notice softer skin, shinier hair, and you won't need as much lotion or conditioner.
That white crusty stuff on your faucets, showerheads, and glass? That's lime scale from Central Texas hard water, and it builds up fast.
Soft water eliminates the calcium and magnesium that create these deposits. Your bathroom and kitchen stay cleaner with less scrubbing, and your showerheads won't clog with mineral buildup every few months.
You run the dishwasher and your glasses still have white spots. Your dark clothes look faded after just a few washes. That's hard water interfering with your detergent.
Soft water lets soap and detergent work the way they're supposed to, so your dishes come out actually clean and sparkling, and your clothes stay brighter and softer longer. You'll also use less detergent since it lathers properly in soft water.
Central Texas hard water deposits scale inside your pipes, water heater, dishwasher, and washing machine faster than you'd expect. It reduces efficiency and shortens their lifespan significantly.
A water softener protects your entire plumbing system and all water-using appliances from this mineral buildup. Your water heater works more efficiently, your appliances last years longer, and you avoid the expensive replacements that hard water causes.
Central Texas water often has a mineral taste that affects your coffee, tea, and cooking.
Soft water tastes cleaner and lets you enjoy the true flavor of your beverages and food without that metallic or chalky taste our hard water adds. You'll notice the difference the first time you make coffee with soft water.
Your water softener needs regular maintenance to continue delivering soft water efficiently. The system requires salt refills, occasional cleaning, and periodic checks to ensure it's regenerating properly. Our Jolly Roger That! Club provides the care your water softener needs.
What the Jolly Roger That! Club Includes:
Priority Service - Priority scheduling for expedited service, a familiar process for the best experience possible, and knowing we are here to help maintain your water softener system.
Free System and Safety Inspection - A recorded history of your plumbing system, on every visit a visual inspection of your water softener and brine tank, and an annual thorough inspection including checking salt levels, testing water hardness, and verifying proper regeneration.
10% Reduced Rate - A 10% reduced rate for the most common water softener repairs and maintenance services listed in our 10 levels.
Free Audit and Diagnostic - Free audit and diagnostic. A Diamond Club inspection gives the ability to plan, budget and prioritize water softener maintenance based on your needs. A company you can trust to have fully trained background checked employees.
3-Year Warranty on Most Common Repairs - Extended warranty protection on the most common water softener repairs, giving you peace of mind beyond the standard 2-year warranty.
At Roger's Plumbing, we're not just water softener specialists. We're your trusted partner for every plumbing challenge your home faces. From emergency repairs to routine maintenance, our team handles it all with the same commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Stop dealing with scale buildup, spotty dishes, and dry skin. With your new water softener installed, you'll have soft water flowing from every tap, protecting your plumbing and improving your quality of life.
It depends on your household water usage and your water hardness level. We calculate the right size based on the number of people in your home, your daily water consumption, and the grains of hardness in your water supply. Central Texas water typically ranges from 15 to 30 grains per gallon of hardness.
During our assessment, we'll test your water hardness and recommend a water softener with adequate capacity to handle your household needs without regenerating too frequently or wasting salt and water.
A water softener uses an ion exchange process to remove calcium and magnesium minerals from your water supply. Hard water flows through resin beads that capture the hardness minerals and replace them with sodium ions. When the resin becomes saturated with minerals, the system regenerates by flushing with salt brine, which recharges the resin beads and sends the captured minerals down the drain.
We install the water softener on your main water line so all water entering your home passes through the system, delivering soft water to every tap, shower, and appliance.
The water softener installs on your main water line after it enters your home but before it reaches your water heater and fixtures. This ensures all water flowing through your plumbing gets softened. The system also needs access to a drain for the regeneration discharge and a nearby electrical outlet for the control valve.
We'll assess your home's plumbing configuration and find the best location for installation, typically in a garage, utility room, or basement where there's space for both the softener tank and the brine tank.
It depends on your water hardness, household water usage, and the size of your brine tank. Most households need to add salt every 4 to 6 weeks. You should check the salt level monthly and refill when it drops to about one-quarter full.
We'll show you how to check salt levels and what type of salt to use during installation. Regular salt maintenance ensures your water softener continues regenerating properly and delivering soft water.
Yes. Soft water feels slicker or more slippery than hard water because soap lathers better and rinses off completely. Without hard water minerals interfering, you'll use less soap and shampoo. Your skin and hair will feel softer, and you won't have that dry, tight feeling after showering.
Most people adjust to soft water quickly and prefer it once they experience the benefits: cleaner dishes without spots, brighter laundry, less soap scum in showers, and softer skin and hair.
A properly maintained water softener typically lasts 15 to 20 years. The resin tank and resin beads can last decades, though the control valve and other components may need replacement over time. Regular maintenance, using the correct type of salt, and protecting the system from sediment extend its lifespan.
Annual maintenance through our Jolly Roger That! Club helps identify potential issues early and keeps your system running efficiently for its full lifespan.
Water softeners do use water during the regeneration cycle to flush minerals from the resin and recharge it with salt. Older timer-based systems regenerate on a schedule regardless of actual water usage, which can waste water and salt. Modern demand-initiated regeneration systems only regenerate when needed based on how much water you've actually used, making them much more efficient.
We install efficient water softeners that minimize water and salt waste while still delivering soft water throughout your home.
Yes, softened water is safe to drink. The softening process exchanges calcium and magnesium for sodium, which adds a small amount of sodium to your water. For most people, this amount is negligible. If you're on a sodium-restricted diet, you can install a separate tap with unsoftened or filtered water for drinking.
Many homeowners combine a water softener with a reverse osmosis system for drinking water, getting the benefits of soft water throughout the home plus purified drinking water at the kitchen sink.
No. Water softeners specifically remove hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) through ion exchange. They don't remove chlorine, chemicals, heavy metals, or other contaminants. If you want to address both hard water and water quality issues, we can install a water softener along with a water filtration system.
Many homeowners in Leander and our wider service area install both systems to get comprehensive water treatment: soft water throughout the home plus filtered water that removes chlorine, chemicals, and other contaminants.
Few things are as important to the comfort and safety of your home as your plumbing systems. That’s why we don’t wait around; when you call us for local plumbing services, we show up on time, ready to get to work, and equipped with the tools and expertise to solve the problem quickly.
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