Water Softener Systems
in Phoenix, Arizona
20+ Years of Experience
Family-Owned Business
Industry Leading Warranties
NSF/ANSI Tested and Certified Components
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured
Complete Water Systems LLC - Arizona's
Leading Water Filtration Company
Our systems are manufactured in Arizona
Assembled with industry leading components, such as Pentair, Fleck, Clack, Pentek, Vortech, Ultima, and more.
Systems that are designed to last and always provide the most efficient and affordable operating costs.
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Advances Series Water Softener
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Installation - Included with an Existing Loop up to 1", Large Plumbing size is extra, No Existing Loop - Call for Free Quote
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Warranty - Lifetime Valve Body, Tanks, Resin Media, 10 year labor
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Softener Resin - Certified commercial grade high capacity 10% cross- linked resin
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Tank Cover - Black Neoprene, Logo Advanced or Chrome
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Brine Tank - 15x17 With safety Float
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Made in the USA - Manufactured in Arizona
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High Efficiency - Up-flow Options / Proportional Brine Options / Saves 30-70% Salt & Waste Water
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Certified - Components have been tested and certified to meet NSF/ANSI 44, 61 & 372
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Soft Water Hose-Bib - At softener location Wash your vehicles and recreational toys with hardness free water to help eliminate spotting
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Haul Away Old Systems - Standard Residential Size, no charge
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Complementary Yearly System Check - (within CWS regular service area) Each 12-month period of ownership you are eligible to receive one free complete system inspection, of all components, system
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Transferable Warranty - No Charge
See Below for Valve Options & Features
Clack WS1 Water Softener Valve
Standard with Base Pricing
From Clack Corporation established 1944 -
This Valve is High Quality, Dependable, Efficient, and offers the Highest Flow Rates in the Industry. Perfect for Residential and Light Commercial Applications. The Clack WS1 is the most recommended valve by local water treatment and plumbing specialists.
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Solid state microprocessor with easy access front panel settings
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Three modes of operation; meter immediate, meter delayed, or time
clock delayed
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Downflow or Up-flow regeneration
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Pre or Post treated water regenerated refill
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Patented one piece expanding seal spacer stack assembly U.S.
Patent 6,402,944
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Patented linearly reciprocating piston operation U.S. Patent 6,444,127
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Double backwash feature offers optimum regeneration, cleaning ability, and efficiency
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Capable of 36 pre-programmed regeneration cycles based on control valve setting
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Days override feature; 1 – 28 days available
Why Us?
Family-owned with over 20 years of experience, Complete Water Systems is Arizona’s trusted provider of water filtration, plumbing, and service solutions. We are committed to delivering high-quality, innovative solutions with integrity and professionalism. Whether you need home filtration, plumbing services, or expert advice, our dedicated team ensures your water is clean, safe, and tailored to your needs. Call us today to schedule an appointment or to receive a free quote!
Benefits of a Water Softener
Soft Water You Will Love
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Improved Water Quality
A water softener enhances water quality by removing hard minerals like calcium and magnesium, resulting in softer water that is gentler on your skin and hair. It also helps keep clothes and dishes brighter and cleaner.
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Cost Savings
Using softened water can lead to significant cost savings by improving energy efficiency and reducing the wear and tear on household appliances. Hard water causes scale buildup on heating elements, forcing water heaters to work harder and use more energy, which raises energy costs. With softened water, your heating system runs more efficiently. Additionally, softened water decreases the amount of soap and detergent needed for cleaning and extends the lifespan of appliances like dishwashers and washing machines, helping you avoid expensive repairs or replacements over time.
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Longer Appliance Lifespan
Softened water can help to extend the lifespan of appliances such as water heaters, washing machines, and dishwashers, by reducing the buildup of hard mineral deposits that can cause damage over time.
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Reduced Water Spotting
Softened water can dramatically reduce the time and effort spent on cleaning since there’s significantly less mineral buildup on dishes, glassware, and kitchen surfaces. Fewer water spots after washing, allowing your dishes to dry spotless. Using softened water can help you cut down on the amount of cleaning products required for scrubbing and polishing while also protecting surfaces from long-term wear caused by mineral deposits.
What is Hard Water?
Hard water is water that contains high levels of dissolved minerals, particularly calcium and magnesium ions. These minerals are picked up by the water as it passes through rocks and soil, and are not harmful to human health, but they can cause a number of problems for households and businesses.
The degree of hardness in water is measured in grains per gallon (gpg), parts per million (ppm), or milligrams per liter (mg/L) of calcium carbonate equivalents. Water with a hardness level of 1-3.5 gpg is considered "slightly hard," while water with a level of 7-10.5 gpg is considered "hard," and anything above 10.5 gpg is considered "very hard."
Some of the common signs of hard water include:
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Scale buildup: The minerals in hard water can form a hard, white, crusty buildup on plumbing fixtures, appliances, and other surfaces that come into contact with the water.
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Soap scum: Hard water can make it difficult to lather soap, and can leave a residue on skin, hair, and clothes.
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Reduced efficiency of water heaters and appliances: Scale buildup can reduce the efficiency of water heaters and appliances, leading to higher energy bills and shorter lifespans for these devices.
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Dingy or yellowed laundry: Hard water can make white clothes look dingy or yellowed, and can cause colored clothes to fade more quickly.
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Dry skin and hair: Hard water can dry out skin and hair, making it feel rough and itchy.
How Does a Water Softener Work?
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Water softeners work by removing the minerals that cause water hardness, primarily calcium and magnesium ions. The most common type of water softener uses a process called ion exchange to remove these minerals from the water.
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An ion exchange water softener typically consists of a tank filled with resin beads that are coated with sodium ions. As the hard water passes through the resin bed, the calcium and magnesium ions in the water are attracted to the resin beads and exchange places with the sodium ions, which are released into the water.
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Over time, the resin beads become saturated with calcium and magnesium ions and are no longer effective at removing these minerals from the water. At this point, the water softener goes through a process called regeneration, which involves flushing the resin bed with a concentrated salt solution, usually sodium chloride. The salt solution replaces the calcium and magnesium ions on the resin beads with sodium ions, restoring the water softening capability of the resin.
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The regenerated resin is then rinsed with water to remove any excess salt, and the water softener is ready to begin the ion exchange process again.
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In addition to ion exchange, other types of water softening technologies include reverse osmosis, distillation, and chelation. However, ion exchange remains the most common and effective method for removing calcium and magnesium ions from hard water.
What Maintenance Does a Water Softener Need?
Water softeners require maintenance to ensure that they continue to function properly and provide effective water softening. Here are some common maintenance tasks that are typically required for a water softener.
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Salt refilling: Most water softeners use salt to regenerate the resin bed, so it is important to check the salt levels regularly and refill the salt as needed. The frequency of salt refilling will depend on the size of the softener, the hardness of the water, and the level of water usage.
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Resin bed cleaning: Over time, the resin bed can become coated with dirt, minerals, or other debris, which can reduce its effectiveness. Resin cleaning should be done every 12 to 15 months.
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Regular flushing: It is important to flush the resin bed regularly to prevent the buildup of sediment and other debris. The frequency of flushing will depend on the level of water usage and the hardness of the water.
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Checking the brine tank: The brine tank should be checked regularly for salt buildup or other debris. If there is a significant buildup of salt or other debris, the tank should be cleaned and the water inside should be replaced.
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Checking for leaks: Water softeners should be checked regularly for leaks or other signs of damage. If a leak is detected, it should be repaired immediately to prevent further damage.
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Annual professional maintenance: It is recommended that a professional service technician perform an annual maintenance check on the water softener. This can include cleaning the resin bed, checking the valve settings, and inspecting the unit for any signs of wear or damage.
Why Choose the Advanced Series Water Softener?
The Advanced Series Water Softener is Built for Arizona's Hard Water and to Fit Your Needs and Water Conditions
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Remove Water Hardness.
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Remove unwanted hardness or minerals from your household water, from local water or private wells.
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Used alone or in combination with filters and neutralizers, this wells, with the Advanced Series.
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Can tackle any challenging water problems.
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Helps eliminate dry skin and scalp.
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Makes cleaning easier and saves you money on soap and detergent.
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Soft, hardness-free water for your family.
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Cleaner, shinier dishes and silverware, and scale-free plumbing fixtures.
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Wash your vehicles and recreational toys with hardness-free water to help eliminate spotting.
What Our Clients Say About Their Water Transformation
Installing a Water Softener
Installation
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Installation Included on Existing Loop 3/4" or 1" (Standard) means at loop location, no drain, plumbing, or electrical extension required
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Establishing a loop can range from $600.00 to $1,500.00 or more
How do I know if I have a loop?
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Normally you will see a section of 3/4" - 1" copper plumbing shaped similar to the image above, located in the garage.
How to Size a Water Softener
How to know what system size you need?
Based on a Regeneration cycle of every 7 days for most efficient operating parameters, take the total number of people in home multiplied by an average gallons per day per person of 75 (national avg.) multiplied by water hardness (20 is avg. for Phoenix and surrounding cities) = daily grain requirements, multiplied by days of recommended regeneration (7) equals unit size.
You should also take into consideration the # of bathrooms and if you have multiple body sprayers and frequency of quests. You should always consider rounding up to the next size unit to cover extra factors plus your system will operate more efficiently using less salt and regenerating less. The difference in costs upfront is minimal and will pay for itself many times over.
Another Quick Rule for the most common sized units is as follows:
If you are considering a mixed multi use system than always increase one size.
32K - 32,000 Grain - 1.0 Cu.Ft. - 9 x 48 - 1 to 3 people
48K - 48,000 Grain - 1.5 Cu.Ft. - 10 x 54 - 3 to 5 people
64K - 64,000 Grain - 2.0 Cu.Ft. - 12 x 52 - 5 to 8 people
Multi-Purpose All-In-One Water Softeners with Filtration
Experience the benefits of a water softener and a whole home filtration system!
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Softer skin and hair, brighter clothes
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Use less soap for more lather
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Easier cleaning with less household cleaners
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Extends the life of appliances and hot water tanks
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Extends fabric life
AND...
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Removes and reduces chlorine and chloramines
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Reduces volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and natural organic compounds
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Improves taste and removes odor compounds
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Reduces synthetic organic chemicals and trihalomethanes (THMs)
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Media is resistant to bacteria, algae, and fungi
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Removes up to 99% of water-soluble lead, mercury, nickel, chromium, and other dissolved metals
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Media extends traditional carbon media life
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Removes over 95% of free chlorine before reaching the carbon bed
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Improves indoor air quality by reducing chlorine and VOCs from evaporating in shower steam, preventing contamination of indoor air
Salt-Free Conditioning
Experience the benefits of a water softener without the salt!
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Softer skin & hair
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Brighter clothes
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Use less soap for more lather
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Easier cleaning with fewer household cleaners
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Extends life of appliances & hot water tanks
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Extends fabric life
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Removes & reduces chlorine and chloramines
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Reduces volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
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Reduces natural organic compounds, taste & odor compounds
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Reduces synthetic organic chemicals & trihalomethanes (THMs)
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Media is resistant to bacteria, algae, & fungi
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Removes up to 99% of water-soluble lead, mercury, nickel, & chromium
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Media extends traditional carbon media life
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Removes over 95% of free chlorine before carbon bed
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Improves indoor air quality by reducing chlorine & VOC evaporation from shower steam.
Water Softener Services
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