Seamless & Hassle-Free Installation Process

The process always begins with our expert recommendations. Our trained employees will visit your home or commercial property to assess the current well water system and suggest how we can improve it. If you don’t have an existing well water system, we’ll begin planning how to install one.

The benefits of professional installation are multiple, including:

• Expertise: The team at Advanced Water Systems has installed well water filtration systems for customers across Connecticut since 1998. Our experts have seen it all and can handle any type of well water system.
• No Disruptions to Your Routine: We work in such a way that you don’t have to stop operating your commercial business while we install your well water filtration system. Homeowners, you will experience minimal interruption to your daily routine.
• Efficiency and Expedience: The expertise of our installers ensure we can build your new filtration system quickly but without making any mistakes. You will be aware of the installation timeframe before we begin work.
• Longer-Lasting: One of the greatest advantages of professional installation versus doing it yourself is that your new water filtration system will be built to last. We’ll keep it running its best with our maintenance services.

Selecting the right site for a new well water filtration system is a job best left to our experts. We know what makes for a good site and can select several options during your assessment. You ultimately get the final say.

The factors that will affect our site assessment recommendations are as follows:

• Existing Infrastructure: The more infrastructure that surrounds the potential well water filtration system installation site, the harder the work will be. We can make do if this is the only available area, but ideally, the space should be free of nearby infrastructure.
• Location: Did you know that your location can affect water quality? That’s why, depending on where you live or where your commercial operation is situated, our team will make specific suggestions on the well water filtration system placement.
• Space: Narrower, smaller properties, including residential and commercial sites, have fewer options for system placement. Ideally, your property should be spacious enough to accommodate several placement options. 
• Budget: We always keep your budget in mind when determining where the well water filtration system will go. That may mean avoiding complex placement near infrastructure, as it can get expensive.

What goes into our site assessment? Check out this overview:

• Checking the Well Condition: If your property has an existing well, we’ll begin by inspecting it to ascertain its condition. If the well is in usable condition, that saves us time when installing the water filtration system. However, if the well needs repairs first, we can do it.
• Testing Water Pressure: Next, we’ll determine what the water pressure is in the well. We can amend inconsistent or weak water pressure – keeping it consistent for more reliable water flow whenever you use your new filtration system.
• Determining Space Availability: Next, we’ll measure your space to see where the filtration system will go, as discussed above.

You know your water is impure, but are you sure why? Water testing will paint a broader picture, which our experts at Advanced Water Systems can use to determine what the best solution is. Treating poor water quality at the source will ensure even cleaner water, especially in conjunction with our filtration systems.

We will use these methods for collecting water samples:

• Composite Samples: The composite method entails taking samples from several sources on the property over time, then unifying them into a single sample.
• Grab Samples: A grab sample is simpler, as it collects water from one source at that exact moment, with no additional samples required.

From carbon filters to reverse osmosis, UV disinfection systems, and sediment filters, you can select from many types of well water filtration systems for your property or commercial enterprise.

These pointers will make your decision easier:

• Available Space: Some water filtration systems are bulkier than others, so depending on how much space you have available, you might have fewer options.
• Level of Contamination: How contaminated is your well water? If it’s only mildly contaminated, you can choose almost any well water filtration system and enjoy clearer water. However, for heavier levels of contamination, look into a reverse osmosis system.
• Budget: The price points of water filtration systems vary, so your choice should be guided by what you can afford to spend.

Next, the experts at Advanced Water Systems will set up a time to install your new well water filtration system.

Bear in mind these factors when selecting an installation date and time:

• Household Schedule: While installing the water filtration system is non-disruptive, you should still select a time in which your household or business schedule won’t be particularly busy, as that will streamline operations and minimize stress.
• Weather Conditions: Since installing your water filtration system will occur outside, our experts need clear weather. If it rains or snows, the entire project will take longer, as we’ll have to pack up and come back when the weather clears.
• Season: It’s also more comfortable for our team to work in temperate conditions, such as during the spring, early summer, or autumn. The season will also play a role in installation speed.

You’ve selected a place to install the well water filtration system and chosen a date and time. Next, you can prepare the site. Clear the area of any debris – from tall grass to sticks, stones, fallen leaves, and branches.

Safety precautions are also required, such as:

• Safety Glasses: A specialized pair of safety glasses protects the installers from any flying debris and other shrapnel that could harm their vision.
• Gloves: Protective gloves are necessary for safeguarding the installer’s hands when working with cutters.

The following steps detail our installation process in full:

• Mounting the Filter System Components: First, our installers will secure the filter system in the intended location.
• Connecting to the Well: Next, we’ll use piping to attach the filter system to the well, which is where the water will come from.
• Filter Installation: The most important component of the water filtration system goes in after that, which is the filter. This will catch contaminants and remove them from the water – keeping it potable.
• Testing the Filter System: After installing the basic components, our employees will test the entire system to ensure it’s operating as intended.
• Securing All Connections: Finally, we’ll give all the nuts, bolts, and screws a tightening, so they don’t come loose unexpectedly.
• Explaining the Features: With your new well water filtration system ready to use, we’ll walk you through how it works, including an overview of how to use the components.