Diamond Soft 30K
A metered softener for the hard water that runs through most of south-central Kansas.
- Water hardness (calcium & magnesium)
- Dissolved clear-water iron
- Scale on pipes, fixtures and water heaters
Sedgwick County · ~18 min from Wichita
North-of-Wichita farm town — hard water and well nitrate. We measure your water — hardness, iron and nitrate — then fix the house and the drinking tap, with the price on the page.
Is Valley Center water hard?
North of Wichita, Valley Center runs hard in town and very hard on the wells around it, with nitrate a real question in the surrounding farm country. Softening plus RO is the common answer.
Valley Center water
North of Wichita, Valley Center runs hard in town and very hard on the wells around it, with nitrate a real question in the surrounding farm country. Softening plus RO is the common answer.
City water or well, the approach is the same: measure it, size to the reading, install cleanly. On a well, if the test shows nitrate, we add a reverse-osmosis system for the drinking tap alongside the softener.
City of Valley Center and private wells
For Valley Center homes
Valley Center questions
Hard; very hard on wells. North of Wichita, Valley Center runs hard in town and very hard on the wells around it, with nitrate a real question in the surrounding farm country. Softening plus RO is the common answer. Your exact number is measured at your tap during the free test.
Yes. Valley Center is about 18 minutes from our Wichita base and part of Wichita, Sedgwick County, Butler County and south-central Kansas. We install Aquonyx softeners, filtration and reverse osmosis, and service them locally.
Nitrate a concern on rural wells. Nitrate needs reverse osmosis to reduce — softeners and carbon do not touch it — so our free test checks for it and we recommend an Aquonyx CrystalCore RO where it's present.
A whole-home Aquonyx system is $5,450–$9,997 installed, and the CrystalCore reverse-osmosis drinking system is $1,450. Prices are published and financing is available.
One free 20-minute test covers hardness, iron and nitrate — and a plain recommendation for the house and the drinking tap.