Whole House Water Softeners: Take Control of Your Water
You shouldn’t have to choose between clean water and your budget. If you’re dealing with hard water damage, appliances that don’t last, or kids with dry skin after showers, a whole house water system fixes these problems without breaking the bank. WaterBoss systems deliver professional results with DIY-friendly installation—all for under $700.
Key benefits:
- Protects appliances and extends their lifespan by preventing scale buildup
- Eliminates white residue on dishes and fixtures
- Improves water taste and reduces bottled water costs
- Softens water for healthier skin and hair
- Compact designs fit small utility spaces
- DIY installation saves hundreds on service calls
How Do You Know If You Need a Water System?
Your home tells you. White spots on glassware, soap that won’t lather, appliances dying early, dry itchy skin after baths, water that tastes metallic—these aren’t minor issues. They’re costing you money every month.
Hard water forces you to replace appliances sooner, buy bottled water, and use extra detergent just to get things clean. Most homes in the Midwest, Southwest, Texas, and Florida deal with this daily.
→ Read: 8 Signs Your Home Needs a Whole House Water Softener
What Should You Look for When Choosing a System?
Focus on what matters for your family: capacity that matches your household size, installation you can do yourself, compact size for real spaces, and upfront pricing under $700.
WaterBoss systems combine softening with built-in filtration in one unit. The fast 18-minute regeneration means your family never runs out of soft water. The compact footprint fits laundry closets and tight spaces where other systems won’t.
Should You Install It Yourself or Hire a Pro?
Most families can install their own system in 2-4 hours with basic tools and save $300-500 in labor. WaterBoss systems use standard connections and include photo instructions. If you can hook up a washing machine, you can install this.
Professional installation makes sense if your plumbing is unusual or you’d rather pay for guaranteed setup. Either way, the system works the same.
→ Read: DIY vs. Professional Water Softener Installation: Which Is Right for You?
WaterBoss Models: Which One Fits Your Home?
WaterBoss 700 handles 2-4 people, removes up to 70 grains per gallon hardness with 10-micron filtration. Perfect for smaller households or moderate hard water.
WaterBoss 900 steps up to 36,400 grain capacity with 20-micron filtration. Most budget-conscious families choose this for maximum protection against any water quality issue.
Both use the same fast-regeneration technology and compact design. The choice depends on household size and water hardness.
→ Read: WaterBoss Model Comparison Guide
What Happens After Installation?
Add salt every 4-8 weeks. Clean the brine tank once a year—a 15-minute task. That’s it. These systems are designed for families who don’t want complicated maintenance.
Your appliances last longer, your water tastes better, your family stops complaining about dry skin, and you stop buying bottled water. Most families recover the $700 investment within 2-3 years just from appliance protection and eliminating bottled water costs.
Ready to Fix Your Water?
Compare WaterBoss models, check current pricing, and choose the system that fits your household. Most families pick the 900 for maximum protection, but the 700 works great for smaller homes.
