Iron, Odor & Manganese Filtration
Remove rust stains, sulfur odors, and black discoloration from your NH well water.
Common Signs of Iron & Manganese
Iron and manganese are among the most common water quality problems in New Hampshire. While not typically a health hazard at low levels, they cause significant aesthetic and household problems — from orange rust stains in sinks and tubs to a rotten egg smell from sulfur bacteria.
- Orange or rust-colored staining on fixtures and laundry
- Rotten egg or sulfur odor from faucets
- Black or dark brown staining (manganese)
- Metallic taste in drinking water
- Clogged pipes and appliances over time
Why is our New Hampshire Aeration System 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 aeration 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
Are there other treatment options available?
- For very low level (background) sulfur odor, a carbon cartridge filter may be recommended.
- In some cases, a well chlorination is recommended.
Aeration System FAQ's
- Eliminates Iron: Rust Colored staining and metallic taste
- Removes Sulfur ("Rotten Egg") Odor
- System oxidizes iron and collects ferric iron in the filter media. Periodically, the iron that is captured in the treatment media is backwashed from the filter tank.
Schedule a Free Water Test
We'll identify the problem and recommend the right solution for your home.