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Reviews in Winston Salem for Service Water Treatment
Talley Water Treatment Co
They came and did what we wanted them to and told us what we were wanting to know. Their price on the water system was higher than a few other estimates we received, but we haven't decided what company we are going to end up going with on treating our water. I think they are very professional and they did show up to the appointment on time. They were knowledgeable in their field and explained the process to us
- Marsha W.
Tri State Water Systems
Prompt, professional, courteous. Inspected our whole house water softener, added salt, and took the time to show me how to properly operate and maintain the system (new home).
- Caroline M.
Talley Water Treatment Co
The best thing about them is that he gave us lots of tips and hints of things to do to have the best tasting, safest water. Yet he didn't try to get us to buy a water softener or anything else for that matter. He was extremely professional.
- Jeanette E.
Service Water Treatment in Winston Salem
Winston Salem, NC
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Did not hire, price was ridiculously WAY TOO HIGH!
Winston Salem, NC
Recent Review:
This weekend we noticed that the water force from the faucets in the entire house was noticeably less that what we had been accustomed to. I measured the pressure using a gauge on the faucet and it showed only about 20 psi of pressure. Being an engineer and mechanic myself I crawled under the house and inspected things. We'd had some very cold weather I thought we might have had a frozen pipe that thawed and was now leaking/flooding. But thankfully no leakage was evident. The gauge on the pressure tank showed 70 psi but after turning off the power to the pump and letting out the remaining pressure it was still showing 70 psi. Ergo, bad gauge. I checked out the pressure switch making sure that a spring hadn't corroded/failed which would result in low pressure and that was OK. Finally I checked to make sure the voltage was correct (240V) and it was. Having thus concluded it was likely to be a failing pump I asked several of my friends for recommendations. No one had any and one said he just did his own. So I signed up for Angie's list and searched and immediately found Clayton Well Service with the most and highest ratings in my area. I called them early Monday morning (although I found that they would have gladly come on the weekend if I'd needed it) and was surprised to be talking directly with the owner himself. He said he could be there as soon as he got back from his morning trip. He called at 12:30 and we met at the house at 1PM. I thought he would need to diagnose/inspect and then we'd schedule a repair. No indeed! they were ready to go to work. He did repeat my diagnosis and came to the same conclusion. When we discussed the options for pumps I told him up front that I wanted a high quality unit. He was pleasantly surprised and remarked that most folks try to "just get by" with the least expensive option. As a mechanic in my own right, I know that always ends up costing you more for this kind of thing. Sure enough, the defective pump was one of the less expensive varieties that had plastic and metal construction. In my case the plastic housing at the pump discharge had about a two inch long crack that was essentially leaking most of the output water right back into the well rather than sending it up the pipe so that explains the high electric bill for the last couple of months. The pump was just running non-stop. We figure it started failing about two months ago but it was just getting worse as the crack got worse. They thoroughly inspected all of the wiring and the pipe. I had already told them that I wanted anything remotely questionable replaced. I wanted this to last a long time. It would have been easy for them to sell me things I didn't need as money wasn't an object. I even asked specifically about the condition of the pipe and he told me that it was fine and if it were his he'd not replace it. As a mechanic I am knowledgeable enough to know a straight shooter when I meet one. The only thing they found was a spot on one of the power wires that had be scuffed down to the bare metal. They cut out the bad section and repaired it with waterproof splices and added additional taping and an anti-torque spacer to help prevent that in the futer. These guys are the best. Extremely professional and they truly CARE about their craft. They did replace the pressure switch as a matter of course. I would have had them do that if they hadn't because that is inexpensive ($20) and they wear out more than the pumps. Finally, I learned something about pressure gauges. The "dry" gauges you typically find at the hardware stores don't last. For just a few dollars more you can have quality glycerin filled gauge that will last. Needless to say we went with that option. It only took them two hours to do the whole job from start to finish. A lot of that was due to the neat little device that ensures that the well extraction come straight up the casing and it is motorized so you don't have two guys hauling up the pipe and pump by hand with the possibility of damaging the wire. Their equipment ensures that the pipe remains centered in the well casing on both extraction and insertion of the pump. I went with an all stainless steel pump. While the unit we removed was 1/2 HP, I have a 125 foot well and I felt that was a bit on the short side for that depth. He said a half horsepower pump would probably be fine but I asked him to put in a 3/4 HP unit. It doesn't cost that much more and the pump will bring up the pressure just that much faster and not have to work as hard. We have a 4 bedroom 5 bath house (every bedroom has a full bath) and with our home we don't want to be short on water! Again he was pleasantly surprised and respected my insistence on "not cutting corners." I had priced pumps before contacting them and the price for the pump was right where it should be. Given the total cost including labor, these guys are definitely NOT charging what they are worth. In chatting with Mr. Clayton, he remarked that he loved his work. It shows. If you live in one of the seven counties around this area that these folks service, don't even think about anyone else to do your well work. In my experience it is exceedingly rare to find craftsmen of this caliber. Finally, the extra electricity I used for two months with a defective low quality pump running non-stop easily pays the relatively small increase in price for a quality pump. If you are doing this kind of work, don't scrimp. It will just cost you more in the future. I'm used to paying more for labor than the parts when I get car maintenance done. In this case the part cost was the majority of the bill. These guys definitely do NOT overcharge for their labor. I was very impressed
Hiawassee, GA
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The process was quick and easy. I just provided a water sample. It was determined that I had high levels of chlorine in our drinking water. I was able to solve my water problems with only one filter. Why did I wait years to have this done? Now I can be confident that our water is safe. Highly recommended
Kernersville, NC
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We have a home warranty and this company was scheduled to investigate the leak. Regrettably, the warranty only covered damage done by the leak. No dame was sufficient to be covered by the warranty. We proceeded to allow the company on site to do the work in the interest of stopping further waste of water and possible future damage to the foundation. The leak was fixed and we are back to normal except for the leveling and reseeding required through our front your and removing the damaged scrubs that cannot be saved. Joy
Roanoke, VA
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Re-installation went smoothly and efficiently.
Oak Ridge, NC
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Eight years ago I had moved into a home and had to have a New Well put in ,because I also ran a business from my home to that required me to have to change some things to get my business licences . I started to look at prices and Well companies in my area I was told by a friend to check out Hall Well drilling ,they said i would be please with their work and price . I called them and in the end I went with this company . Best decisions I have made on a project that can be costly and a lot of work . No only was their price good but they had a wonderful staff and the owners David and Sharon Grant where some of the nicest people I have ever had the pleasure of doing business with .They went above and beyond to help me and to explain all the details of what goes into digging a well. Then last year my water stopped one day and so after a friend told me it was most likely my well I called them and in the same day they where out here to fix the problem . It turned out to have nothing to do with my well but to do with duke power they didnt charge me anything and I wasted a couple of hours of there already busy day . No charge and then this week My water pressure went down I called a plumber and it was determined that it was a cracked pipe in the well . The plumbing company wanted to charge me a lot of money to replace it . I called David and they fixed the problem right away and charged a quarter of the price i was quoted by the plumbing company . they are the nicest people to deal with and they stand behind their work and will go the extra mile for you in everything . I will only use them for any job to do with my well always. THE BEST EVER!!! Very Happy customer ,Lore Hudso
Greensboro, NC
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They came and did what we wanted them to and told us what we were wanting to know. Their price on the water system was higher than a few other estimates we received, but we haven't decided what company we are going to end up going with on treating our water. I think they are very professional and they did show up to the appointment on time. They were knowledgeable in their field and explained the process to us
Mooresville, NC
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North Carolina Water Consultants installed a water treatment system (softener, UV water sterilization, and RO water filtration). It was clear that Eddie and his team are water treatment specialists. They understand water chemistry and water treatment equipment, and used that knowledge to deliver a highly effective system tailored for the specific water in my home
Reidsville, NC
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Hall Well Plumbing has great prices for the quality of work they perform. I find them to be really quick to get the job done. I also feel their work is much better than anyone else out there.
Greensboro, NC
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Prompt, professional, courteous. Inspected our whole house water softener, added salt, and took the time to show me how to properly operate and maintain the system (new home).
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What do customers in Winston Salem say about Service Water Treatment?
We have been clients of North Carolina Water Consultants for 25 years and can attest to the great quality and service you can rely on. We needed an upgrade on our existing system and the owner, Eddie Bonge came out to review our needs. The whole process was done in a timely manner. The installers, Chris, Kevin, Javier and Rick were courteous, professional and efficient. The system assures us that we have the purest drinking water available. Our clothes are cleaner, we use less detergent, soap and shampoo because our water is softer. North Carolina Water Consultants is an exceptional company!