pH Correction & Neutralizers
Protect your plumbing, fixtures, and appliances from corrosive acidic well water.
What Is Low pH Water?
Acidic water (pH below 7.0) is common in New Hampshire due to the region's granite bedrock and naturally soft water. Low pH water is corrosive — it leaches copper and lead from pipes and fixtures, causes blue-green staining, and can damage water heaters and appliances over time.
- Blue-green staining on sinks and tubs
- Pinhole leaks in copper pipes
- Metallic taste in water
- Shortened appliance lifespan
- Elevated copper or lead levels
Why is our New Hampshire pH correction better?
Custom built systems: We custom design and build all of our New Hampshire water treatment systems in-house. We take pride in the fact that we are not limited by ties to any particular franchise or manufacturer. This allows us to select the best possible components for the application. We don't agree with the one-size-fits-all philosophy. We carefully analyze your particular New Hampshire water profile, and build a New Hampshire water system specifically to target your issues. This way, you and your family will get the highest quality New Hampshire water possible.
New Hampshire Water Testing and Filtration
Neutralizer
- Elevates pH to an acceptable range.
- Eliminates blue-green staining.
- Prevents corrosion and pinhole leaks of copper and brass fixtures and piping.
- Traps and removes sediment.
New Hampshire Water Testing and Filtration
Advance Soda Ash System
- Elevates pH to an acceptable range.
- Allows you to control a precise pH level in your water.
- Does not raise the hardness level of your water.
- Eliminates blue-green staining.
- Prevents corrosion and pinhole leaks of copper and brass fixtures and piping.
- Includes a high quality Stenner Pump.
Get Your Water Tested Today
We'll test your pH and recommend the right neutralizer system for your home.