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They are very professional from the first call to customer service and right to the service person coming in my home.
He goes above and beyond, and always makes sure that my water system is in top shape so I never have to worry about anything. Such a relief!!
Ben was nice enough to follow up on the installation today to confirm that we were extremely satisfied with our purchase, and that the system was working appropriately. Thank you to Culligan for having such a great staff.
Top Products For Southeast Michigan Residents
Our Most Popular Whole House Iron and Sulfur Water Filters
Aquasential™ Smart High Efficiency Iron-Cleer® Water Filter
Get dual filtration with a chemical-free system that addresses both iron and hydrogen sulfide in one tank for long-lasting performance. The Iron-Cleer® uses an environmentally friendly oxidation process with no chemicals required to prevent rust stains on laundry and fixtures while protecting your plumbing and appliances. WQA-tested and certified against NSF/ANSI Standard 42, NSF/ANSI 372, and CSA B483.1 for effective iron reduction.
Aquasential™ Smart High Efficiency Sulfur-Cleer® and Sulfur OX3®
The Sulfur-Cleer® was specifically designed to remove hydrogen sulfide and iron. The Sulfur OX3® offers a simple tank design with an environmentally friendly filter system that uses no chemicals. An affordable system for removing moderate levels of iron, it uses the natural process of oxidation to prevent black spots on laundry and fixtures. Additionally, it protects plumbing from the corrosive effects of hydrogen sulfide, increasing the life of your appliances and fixtures.
Forever Chemicals In Southeast Michigan Drinking Water
Polyfluorinated alkyl substances (PFAS), also known as 'Forever Chemicals' have been found in the tap water of various locations across the United States, including parts of Michigan, there's a valid concern about potential exposure and its long-term effects on public health. Monitoring and managing PFAS contamination in water sources is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of the community.
PFAS are persistent chemicals that can accumulate in the human body over time through exposure to contaminated water, food, or air. These substances have been linked to various health issues, including liver damage, immune system disruption, thyroid disorders, and an increased risk of certain cancers.
Commercial & Industrial
Are You Losing Operational Costs Because Of Poor Water Quality or Treatment Equipment?
Culligan Southeast Michigan C&I has boots on the ground everywhere for local service. We provide quick service – from install to maintenance, reducing downtime and ensuring efficiency.
- Deionization
- Industrial Softening
- Large Scale Filtration/RO
- Pre-Treatment
- Storage/Distribution
- Reclamation/Re-Use
Sustainable Solutions
Culligan is committed to a world of better water.
Our organization is dedicated to fostering a more sustainable future. In pursuit of this goal, we are steadfast in our commitment to enhancing our social and environmental footprint, with the world that is superior to the one we currently inhabit.
Culligan of Ida, MI
3259 Lewis Ave, Ida, MI 48140
Monday: 8am - 5pm
Tuesday: 8am - 5pm
Wednesday: 8am - 5pm
Thursday: 8am - 5pm
Friday: 8am - 5pm
Saturday: 8am - 12pm
Sunday: Closed
What Are The Best Water Treatment Solutions For Southeast Michigan?
Ida and the surrounding Monroe County communities draw drinking water from two very different sources; groundwater from underground aquifers, which most rural homes tap with private wells, and surface water from Lake Erie, which feeds the City of Monroe municipal system. Where your water comes from determines what problems you're most likely to see in your home, and what kind of treatment will actually fix them.
Surface water, like Lake Erie, can absorb contaminants that may be harmful for consumption as well as annoying around the home. Many of these contaminants include naturally occurring bio materials and minerals. This means water quality can worsen seasonally when warming temperatures contribute to algal blooms, or heighten water sensitivity to microorganism growth.
Ground water is the primary source for most homes in and around Ida, and it presents its own treatment challenges and filtration issues. As water moves through soil and rock, it picks up dissolved minerals along the way. Most often, this manifests as hard water problems which cause buildup on faucets and fixtures, and can be hard on appliances and plumbing, along with iron staining and a sulfur "rotten egg" odor.
Depending on where you live in and around Ida, you'll either pull water straight from a well on your own property or receive treated municipal water sourced from Lake Erie. Private wells aren't tested the way municipal systems are, so well owners are responsible for knowing what's in their water. And on either source, aging plumbing and infrastructure can exacerbate water problems before the water reaches your tap.
Southeast Michigan Drinking Water Problems
For well owners around Ida, the most common complaints are aesthetic and practical rather than dramatic: hard-water scale, iron staining, sulfur odor, and cloudy or sediment-heavy water. None of these are necessarily dangerous, but they're hard on your home and unpleasant to live with. Because private wells aren't regulated or tested the way municipal systems are, the responsibility for knowing what's in your water falls to you as the homeowner.
For homes on municipal water, changes in the environment, along with industrial or agricultural activity, can quickly affect a surface source like Lake Erie. And even though that water is treated to federal standards before it leaves the plant, the plumbing and distribution systems it travels through can still affect what comes out of your tap.
If you're ever concerned about your Ida water quality, whether you're on a well or a municipal line, it's important to have it tested. Some of the signs you may notice of contamination or poor water quality are discoloration (usually brownish, orange, or rust colored), staining on fixtures and laundry, scale buildup, or an unpleasant taste or smell (typically metallic, sulfur, or chemical).
Southeast Michigan Water Treatment Solutions
At the first sign of an issue, always stop drinking the water until you can determine it's safe to drink. Our local water experts will come to your house to test your water for free and discuss the results with you.
Once you know what's in your water, we'll help you determine the best way to fix it. Whether that's a whole home water softener or filtration system to tackle hard water and iron, or an under-sink drinking water system, we'll customize an Ida drinking water system that's right for you and your home to ensure you're always getting the safest, highest-quality water possible.
