Spend less time scrubbing scale in your Lodi home.
White crust on the faucet. Spots on the shower glass. Another case of bottled water in the cart. Family First Water brings whole-home treatment and kitchen drinking water together in one installation.
Plan my Lodi visit →Hard water leaves more to clean.
Lodi’s 2025 report lists average hardness of 133 mg/L—hard on the USGS scale. Those minerals leave deposits on fixtures and buildup when water is heated. Softening removes the calcium and magnesium behind that scale, so there is less mineral residue to scrub. We measure your exact hardness at the free in-home water test.
Treat the house. Refill in the kitchen.
Legacy Premier includes carbon filtration to remove chlorine taste and smell and a softener for scale-forming minerals. Legacy RO supplies a dedicated kitchen drinking-water faucet for school bottles, coffee, and cooking. Professional installation is included.
Installed at a Lodi home
See the outdoor treatment equipment and the under-sink RO from our local installation.
Lodi installation questions
Is Lodi water hard?
Yes. The city’s reported average is 133 mg/L, which is hard on the USGS scale. Those minerals leave scale on fixtures and buildup when water is heated.
How much does a Lodi installation cost?
We quote the complete job after checking the water-main connection, equipment location, and kitchen plumbing. Your written price covers the agreed equipment and installation; ask about payment options during the visit.
Will the softener remove chlorine taste?
The carbon stage handles chlorine taste and smell. The softener removes hardness minerals, and Legacy RO provides the kitchen drinking water.
What happens during the first visit?
Show us the spots, tell us what you taste, and bring your water bill. We walk through equipment placement and the plumbing connections before preparing your quote.
Put down the scrub brush. Pick up your refillable bottle.
Book a visit to see what is leaving residue in your home and where the equipment will fit.
Free in-home water test. No obligation.
Sources: City of Lodi · 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · USGS hardness scale. Reviewed October 29, 2026.