Marshall Township homes commonly deal with hard water buildup, iron and manganese staining, chlorine taste from municipal supply, and — for well water properties — hydrogen sulfide odor, low pH, and coliform bacteria. The township’s rolling terrain and varied geology mean water quality can differ significantly from one property to the next.

Marshall Township has a mixed water supply. Some areas are served by municipal water systems, while many properties — especially larger estates and properties along the western and northern corridors — rely on private wells. The township’s proximity to the Wexford area means both sources are common throughout the community.

Pricing depends on your water chemistry, the contaminants present, and the size of your household. A municipal water home needing only softening is a different investment than a well water property requiring iron removal, sulfur treatment, and disinfection. We provide detailed quotes following water testing.

Yes — we serve well water properties throughout the Wexford community, which spans portions of Marshall Township, Franklin Park, Pine Township, and McCandless. Each home gets a custom-engineered system based on its unique well water chemistry.

Absolutely. Hydrogen sulfide is one of the most common complaints we address in the North Hills. We use Custom-Designed media specifically configured to oxidize and remove sulfur compounds, eliminating the odor throughout your entire home.

We don’t recommend a single type for everyone. The ideal softener depends on your actual hardness level, iron content, household size, and water usage patterns. After testing your water, we engineer a softening solution sized and configured specifically for your property.

We install high-flow reverse osmosis systems that deliver purified drinking water on demand, with finishing options like pH boost for smoother, more balanced taste. We also offer RO with built-in instant hot water — great for tea, coffee, and clean cooking. Customers often tell us their water tastes better than bottled water.

UV treatment helps inactivate microorganisms and serves as a final disinfection stage for well water systems. Whether it’s necessary depends on your water test results — particularly bacteria testing. We recommend UV for any well that tests positive for coliform bacteria or as a preventive measure for families who want comprehensive protection.

Yes — we repair and maintain water treatment equipment throughout Marshall Township, including systems we installed and those put in by other companies. Services include media replacement, valve repair, salt delivery, filter changes, and complete system upgrades.

We’re a locally owned Southwestern Pennsylvania water treatment company that custom-engineers every system based on actual water chemistry analysis. No franchise fees, no cookie-cutter installations. Every system is backed by up to a 10-year warranty (terms apply) with local service and support.