
Softener + Carbon Filtration
One tank, two jobs. Softening resin and carbon in a single unit for the two most common city water problems.
Complete well water treatment in two tanks — iron and sediment removal on one side, softening on the other.

Where a well has iron and hardness but not a significant sulfur problem, a dual-tank setup is the right fit. It costs less than a chemical injection setup, takes up less space, and there is no chemical to keep topped up.
The first tank removes iron and sediment, protecting everything downstream from staining and abrasion. The second is a dedicated softener running WQA Gold Seal resin that handles hardness on its own bed and its own schedule.
If a lab panel comes back showing significant hydrogen sulfide as well, we will tell you plainly that this system is not the right one and talk you through what is. Sizing a well system off a guess is how people end up replacing equipment twice.
Best for: Wells dealing with iron staining, sediment and hardness together.
Published manufacturer specifications.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Category | Well Water |
| Tanks | Two — iron/sediment removal and softening |
| Media | CG10 softening resin, granular activated coconut shell carbon, Katalox Light |
| Resin | WQA Gold Seal award-winning resin |
| Targets | Iron, sediment, hardness |
| Bypass size | 1" |
| Warranty | Lifetime on tanks and dry parts; 5 years valve, board and media; 1 year labor |

One tank, two jobs. Softening resin and carbon in a single unit for the two most common city water problems.

Two dedicated tanks for city water — one for filtration, one for softening. Each job gets its own media bed.
Tell us about your home and we'll give you a flat installed price in writing. No charge for the quote, and no pressure.