Private well water gets no municipal treatment before it reaches your tap, so it's entirely up to you. In the Texas Hill Country, wells commonly carry a mix of issues — and the right fix depends on exactly what's in your water.
Common Hill Country well water problems
- Hardness — heavy calcium & magnesium from limestone (why it's so hard here).
- Iron & manganese — rusty orange/brown stains on sinks and laundry.
- Sulfur — the classic "rotten egg" smell.
- Sediment — sand and grit that clog fixtures.
- Bacteria or nitrates — possible depending on location and nearby land use.
How we treat it
Well water usually needs a treatment "train," built to your test results: sediment filtration first, then iron & sulfur removal if needed, then a water softener for hardness, and often a reverse osmosis system for drinking water. Each stage targets a problem the others can't.
It all starts with a test. Because every well is different, we never guess. A free water analysis tells us your hardness, iron, sulfur, TDS, and more — so you only pay for the treatment you actually need.
What to expect
Free water test → honest diagnosis → a right-sized system → clean install. For service on existing equipment, our flat $150 service call covers the visit and full diagnosis only; any repair (parts and labor) is quoted separately. See the full price sheet.
Fix your well water for good
Get a free well water test and an honest plan — no pressure, no guesswork.
Request a Free Water Test