
Water Softeners
Water Softener Solutions
If you’re tired of stubborn water spots, dry skin, or appliances wearing out too soon, hard water may be to blame. In the Phoenix and Scottsdale areas, hard water is a common issue—but it doesn’t have to be your normal. At Allegiance Water Services, we install and service water softener systems that make your home’s water cleaner, gentler, and easier on everything from your pipes to your skin.
We’re a local, full-service provider offering professional water softener installation, maintenance, and repair—all backed by our commitment to quality, sustainability, and excellent customer care.
What Is a Water Softener?
A water softener is a home system that removes hard minerals—like calcium and magnesium—from your water supply. These minerals are what cause buildup in your plumbing, stains on your sinks, and that “dry” feeling on your skin after showering.
Using ion exchange technology, a hard water softener replaces those minerals with sodium or potassium, giving you soft, high-quality water throughout your home. It’s one of the easiest ways to protect your plumbing and your appliances.
Why Install a Whole Home Water Softener?
If you’re living in Phoenix or Scottsdale, chances are your home has hard water. And over time, that can cost you—literally. A whole-home water softener helps:
- Prevent scale buildup in pipes and water-using appliances
- Extend the lifespan of your dishwasher, washing machine, and water heater
- Improve water quality for drinking, cooking, and bathing
- Help soap and shampoo work better, so you use less
- Reduce stains on faucets, glass, and tile
Many families choose to add a reverse osmosis (RO) system when upgrading their home’s water. RO systems go the extra mile by removing contaminants, improving the taste of drinking water, and giving you that extra peace of mind about the water your family uses every day. Paired with a water softener, it’s a great way to ensure cleaner, safer water for your whole home.
Here’s What Happens When You Work With Us
We get it—you don’t want a long, messy install or a pushy sales pitch. That’s not our style. At Allegiance Water Services, our water softener installation is straightforward:
- We test your water and talk about your needs
- We recommend the best system based on your household and usage
- Our licensed techs install it
- We walk you through it, so you know how it works and how to maintain it
Types of Water Softener Systems
There are several different types of water softeners, and knowing the difference can help you choose the right system for your home. Here’s a breakdown of the most common types:
Salt-Based Ion Exchange Water Softeners
Most common. Most effective.
These systems work by swapping hard minerals (like calcium and magnesium) for sodium or potassium. They’re especially popular in Arizona homes because they’re reliable and long-lasting.
Pros:
- Very effective at softening water
- Great for long-term appliance protection
- Ideal for homes with high hardness levels
Cons:
- Requires salt refills
- May need a drain line for discharge
Salt-Free Water Softeners (Conditioners)
Great for eco-conscious homeowners.
Technically, these systems don’t “soften” water—they condition it by preventing minerals from sticking to surfaces. They don’t remove the hardness, but they reduce scale buildup.
Pros:
- No salt or chemicals required
- Lower maintenance
- Eco-friendly option
Cons:
- Not as effective for very hard water
- Won’t make water feel soft
Dual-Tank Water Softeners
Best for large households or high water usage.
These systems have two resin tanks, so one can regenerate while the other keeps working. That means you always have softened water, even during the recharge cycle.
Pros:
- Continuous soft water, 24/7
- Handles heavy usage well
Cons:
- More expensive
- Requires more space
Water Softener Maintenance Made Simple
To get the most out of your system, a little regular water softener maintenance goes a long way. Here are some quick tips to keep it running smoothly:
- Refill salt when it runs low (usually every 4–6 weeks)
- Clean the brine tank annually
- Use quality salt designed for softeners
- Have it checked annually by a pro
Need help? We offer affordable, reliable water softener service plans so you don’t have to think twice.
When to Call for Water Softener Repair
Even the best systems can run into issues. If your water feels “hard” again or you notice buildup or salt issues, it might be time for water softener repair. Common signs include:
- Mineral spots returning on dishes or shower doors
- Low water pressure
- Salt not dissolving in the tank
- System errors or warning lights
Our technicians will get your system back on track without pushing unnecessary replacements.
Keeping Your System in Top Condition
Ongoing water softener service is key to maximizing the life and performance of your system. We offer:
- Routine inspections
- Filter replacements
- System cleaning
- Performance testing
Whether it’s part of your seasonal home care or a one-time service call, we’re your partner in keeping your system in peak condition year-round.
Ready for Better Water?
If you’re done with the scale, the stains, and the endless cleaning—let’s fix it. A whole home water softener from Allegiance Water Services can change how your home feels, looks, and functions.
Call now to schedule your free consultation or use our quick online form. We’ll test your water, recommend the right system, and get you set up with softer, cleaner water in no time.

*Most homes in the Phoenix area experience water hardness levels between 10-20 grains per gallon. Actual water hardness at your home may differ. Contact us for a FREE water hardness test to find out exactly which capacity water softener will work most efficiently for you.
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