Well Water Filtration Systems

If your home relies on a private well for water, you already know that well water comes with unique challenges. Unlike municipal water, which is treated before reaching your home, well water is untreated groundwater. That means it may contain sediment, minerals, bacteria, or contaminants that affect both safety and taste. A well water filtration system from CastleWorks ensures your family enjoys water that is clean, safe, and great-tasting—straight from your own well.

Well water often contains higher levels of certain impurities compared to city water, including:

• Sediment & Dirt: Sand, silt, and clay can clog plumbing and affect water clarity.
• Iron & Manganese: Causes staining on sinks, toilets, clothing, and can affect taste.
• Sulfur (Hydrogen Sulfide): Produces an unpleasant “rotten egg” odor.
• Hardness Minerals: Calcium and magnesium cause scale buildup on appliances and plumbing.
• Microorganisms: Wells can harbor bacteria, viruses, and parasites without proper sterilization.
• Chemical Contaminants: Pesticides, fertilizers, or naturally occurring contaminants may seep into groundwater.

Because no two wells are exactly alike, it’s essential to test your water before choosing a filtration system.

Filtration Solutions for Well Water

CastleWorks offers customized well water filtration systems designed to address these challenges:

• Sediment & Mechanical Filters – Remove dirt, sand, and suspended particles.
• Carbon Filters – Reduce chlorine (if added), organic compounds, and odors.
• Iron & Sulfur Filters – Specialized media systems to eliminate metallic tastes, staining, and sulfur smells.
• Water Softeners (Ion Exchange) – Treat hard water by removing calcium and magnesium.
• Ultraviolet (UV) Sterilizers – Destroy microorganisms like bacteria and viruses without chemicals.
• Reverse Osmosis (RO) Systems – Provide an extra layer of purification for drinking and cooking water.

A well water treatment plan may include a combination of these systems to ensure full protection.