J.R. Snider Before & After Photos

Mr. J. had some dated equipment that was no longer working and wanted us to come out to test his water and make recommendations. 

We installed a new 50-gallon electric water heater and new WaterCare CareSoft Elite in a small closet area. Even though space was an issue we were still able to get the job done. 

Mr. J had us install water treatment in his house earlier in the year. He was so happy with the quality of his water he wanted us to install a new system in his barn for the apartment. 

We installed a new 50-gallon electric water heater, a WaterCare 1354 Ion Air Cat, and a pre-filter to remove the sediment. 

Water test results   Hardness=18 grains      Ph=7.0        Iron. None        Tds= 400 ppm . Water is very hard at 18 grains per gallon . Home is on an alternative drainfield.

1.    Removal of Existing Equipment
    •    Remove existing 40-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater.
    •    Remove existing service valve and drain pan.
    •    Properly disconnect gas, water, and vent connections.
    •    Remove debris and dispose of materials in accordance with local regulations.
    2.    Installation of New Equipment
    •    Furnish and install new State Light Duty Commercial Grade 40-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater.
    •    Install new water heater drain pan.
    •    Install new thermal expansion tank (sized and installed to current plumbing code).
    •    Install new service valve.
    •    Reconnect to existing gas line, venting, and water lines (reuse existing connections where code-compliant).
    •    Secure and properly strap water heater per code requirements.
    3.    Startup & Testing
    •    Fill and purge system.
    •    Set water temperature to 120°F.
    •    Test gas connections, water connections, and venting for proper operation.
    •    Inspect and test for leaks.
    •    Verify proper ignition and heating cycle.

Before: Outdated water treatment

After- New Water treatment System