Private wells aren't treated by a municipality, so what comes out of the tap is whatever is in the ground. The three most common well-water problems — iron, sulfur, and bacteria — each have a proven fix.

Iron (orange/brown staining)

Iron stains sinks, toilets, and laundry. An iron filter oxidizes and removes it before it reaches your fixtures — and protects a downstream softener from fouling.

Sulfur (rotten-egg smell)

That sulfur smell is hydrogen sulfide gas. Oxidizing filtration removes the odor at the source rather than masking it.

Bacteria (disinfection)

For microbiological safety, a UV disinfection system inactivates bacteria and viruses with no chemicals — the standard for well water. For drinking water, pair it with reverse osmosis for the cleanest possible glass.

Order matters

Treat in sequence: sediment/iron → softener → UV → RO at the tap. Need the install and service docs? They're free in our manuals library.

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