SHINGLE SPRINGS · WELL-WATER PROJECT
This Shingle Springs homeowner reported dirty-looking tap water after rain and chose a precaution-focused whole-home well water filtration and UV system because of concerns about septic failures reported in the area.
Whole-home well-water treatment with a sediment prefilter and UV light.
THE COMPLETED PROJECT
The project photo shows the blue sediment-filter housing, stainless-steel UV chamber, two treatment tanks with controls, and a separate brine tank installed together outside the home.
She told us the tap water sometimes looked dirty after it rained. With reports of septic systems failing in the area, she chose this whole-home setup as a precaution to help protect the home’s well-water supply.
INSTALLATION DETAILS
Each part has a specific job. Performance depends on the incoming water, correct sizing, operation, and ongoing maintenance.
The large blue filter housing provides a replaceable-cartridge sediment prefilter stage before the rest of the whole-home treatment equipment.
The stainless-steel chamber adds a UV treatment stage to the installed well-water system. The lamp, sleeve, flow rate, and water clarity must be maintained for the equipment to perform as intended.
Two treatment tanks with controls and a separate brine tank complete the installed package shown in the project photo.
PLAN YOUR SYSTEM
Yes. Family First Water offers complimentary in-home water tests and installation consultations for homeowners who want to explore a whole-home well-water treatment system.
No. The recommended setup depends on the home, the incoming water, household needs, and the homeowner’s priorities. We use the initial water test and conversation to recommend appropriate next steps.
Book a complimentary in-home water test. We will review your concerns, look at the home’s water setup, and discuss treatment options with you.
START WITH THE WELL AND THE HOME
Schedule a complimentary in-home water test and installation conversation for your Shingle Springs home.
Local support from Jay and the Family First Water team.