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Well-Water Filtration Systems in Indianapolis

We Solve Well Water Problems

A well water filter system from Indy Soft Water gets the iron out of your water and the rotten egg smell out of your home.

The right water filter system for well water starts with testing, such as checking what is in your water first before matching you to equipment built for it. It takes the guesswork out of treating the problem.

Work with us and you get a team that has more than 25 years of experience on well water filtration across Indianapolis and Central Indiana.

You’re left with …

A Whole House Approach

The best results go beyond the tap and come from treating water where it enters your home. A whole house water filter for well water protects your home’s water supply at the point of entry, delivering cleaner, odor-free water throughout the house. That means your water heater and softener last longer, since they’re no longer fighting iron and sediment day after day.

We size the system to your household and your water test, so you’re not paying for capacity you won’t ever use or coming up short on heavy-use days.

If your home also deals with hardness, a whole home setup pairs naturally with a water softener. We’ll tell you honestly whether you need both or just one.

Ready to remove iron from your well water?

Most well water in Central Indiana runs high in iron. And it’s that iron which leaves rust-colored rings in the toilet bowl and stains across your clean laundry.

It gets worse from there, as certain bacteria feed on the iron and love warm spots like the inside of your water heater. On the plus side, they won’t make your water unsafe to drink. But as they feed, they give off a smell like rotten eggs or sulfur. Safe or not, nobody wants their water to stink.

An iron filter for well water removes that food source. No iron means no bacteria, which means no smell ... for good.

Unfiltered well water coming out of faucet

Ready to remove iron from your well water?

Most well water in Central Indiana runs high in iron. And it’s that iron which leaves rust-colored rings in the toilet bowl and stains across your clean laundry.

It gets worse from there, as certain bacteria feed on the iron and love warm spots like the inside of your water heater. On the plus side, they won’t make your water unsafe to drink. But as they feed, they give off a smell like rotten eggs or sulfur. Safe or not, nobody wants their water to stink.

An iron filter for well water removes that food source. No iron means no bacteria, which means no smell ... for good.

Unfiltered well water coming out of faucet
Three glasses of water showing the filtration process

UV Light Treatments for Well Water

A UV light filter adds protection against bacteria and viruses that iron filters aren’t built to remove. An iron filter clears out what stains your fixtures and makes your water smell, but it does nothing about the living organisms in your water.

As water flows past the UV lamp, the light damages the DNA of any bacteria or virus so it can't reproduce or make you sick. UV stops the pathogens that turn up in well water after heavy rain or flooding, like E. coli and cryptosporidium.

A UV system treats every drop continuously, with no chemicals added to your water and nothing left behind in the taste. The lamp runs quietly in the background and needs little more than a yearly bulb change to keep working.

For the best results, pair a UV filter with a pre-filter. Clearer water lets the light reach every organism, since sediment can shadow bacteria and let them slip through.

Pair a UV filter with a pre-filter and you get cleaner, clearer water along with the safety.

"Efficient, competent and professional – a rare combination these days. Indy Soft Water does a terrific job protecting and enhancing my family's water supply."
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Vesta Iron filter for well water

Meet the Vesta Iron Filter

The best fix for smelly well water isn’t bleaching your well or running your softener harder to rinse the odor out. Going down this route only burns through softener salt and damages your septic system.

We use an air injection iron filter like the Vesta instead. It’s chemical-free and needs no extra salt.

The Vesta works by changing the state of the iron and flushing it out before the water ever reaches your softener. Your softener then runs on a more efficient schedule. It’s a clean example of how we like to design for every step of the process.

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Meet the Nelsen AIO Water System

The best fix for smelly well water isn’t bleaching your well or running your softener harder to rinse the odor out. Going down this route only burns through softener salt and damages your septic system.

We use an air injection iron filter like the Vesta instead. It’s chemical-free and needs no extra salt.

The Vesta works by changing the state of the iron and flushing it out before the water ever reaches your softener. Your softener then runs on a more efficient schedule. It’s a clean example of how we like to design for every step of the process.

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About Indy Soft Water

You’re working with the best when you turn to Indy Soft Water for water filtration systems in Indianapolis and Central Indiana.

We only use NSF-certified products, and our technicians are constantly engaged in continuing education. We pride ourselves on being helpful.

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Water equipment acting up? Send us a service request and a team member will be in touch ASAP.
You Call. We Respond.
Water equipment acting up? Send us a service request and a team member will be in touch ASAP.

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