26 Apr. 13
Choosing the best water treatment professional
There are many things to consider when making an investment in water treatment equipment for you and your family. Here are a few questions to assist in choosing the best company for your water treatment needs.
1 – Is your water treatment company knowledgeable about all types of water treatment systems (Not just the ones they sell)?
2 – Does your water treatment dealer only sell one line (one manufacture)? If so you are limited in your options.
3- Is the equipment outdated (old technology) or new technology that does not perform as advertised? Do they use the highest caliber of equipment and components? Can they customize a system or do they still think one size fits all?
4- Does your water treatment supplier service the equipment they sell?
5- Does the warranty only include equipment but exclude labor? Many companies only warranty equipment and charge excessive amounts to replace a warranty part.
6- Does your water treatment company offer a MONEY BACK GUARANTEE for one full year?
7- Does your water treatment company have a commissioned sales associate? We do not. Those that do usually add the sales associate’s salary to the cost of your water treatment equipment.
8- Will your water treatment company give you an estimate over the phone? Most will not. They state that a sales associate MUST come out first. This is usually to do a long demo that ends in high pressure sales presentation
9 – Did your water analysis take over an hour? Most water test should take 10 minutes. The 1-2 hr demos are nothing more that sales pitch and high pressure tactics.
10- Does your water treat company have a CERTIFIED water specialist with experience?
Owner, Ken Tallmadge is CERTIFIED through the Water Quality Association as a Certified Water Specialist. He has been involved in water treatment since 1998.
11- Does your water treatment company plan to be in business for the years to come or are they temporary?
12- Is water treatment a true specialty for your water treatment company or is it an addition to their primary business?
I hope you ask ALL of these questions as there are many Water Treatment Companies and few Water Treatment Professionals.
Ken Tallmadge –CWS-I
Quality Water Of The Carolinas
These are some fantastic questions; after all, you want to be certain when choosing a water treatment service. I particularly like the question about whether or not they service the equipment. After all, you will want to make sure that you can get your water treatment system repaired if it breaks down. http://www.arizonapimachemical.com/
After moving to our current area, we did find out that the water has some rustic particles when being stuck overnight. That is why my husband told me that we need to look for a water treatment service provider before we get sick. This list of queries you’ve provided here will help us in finding the right water treatment company. http://www.osbywater.com/