Jeremiah has been such a blessing to us! West Virginia has experienced to drought this past summer…read moreand he has worked with us so diligently to keep our water on. Not only does he help us keep it clean, but he is also orchestrated a plan to keep us having plenty of water in the future. Valorie is also just an incredible person. Caring, kind and diligent! This is an excellent company to work with I highly recommend them!

Highly Rate this company! We just purchased a second water softener from them as the first one…read morelasted 38 years! We again have zero iron in our well water, and it tastes great! Jay and Dexter were very professional, answered all our questions, and completed the job quickly. We couldn't be happier! If you need a softener system, use Advanced Water Treatment and you will not be disappointed!

Water Boy Systems did an amazing job with our water softener. We have now had it for a year and a…read morehalf and we absolutely love it. Grant came out (during a snow storm!) for the initial estimate. He tested our water and explained everything clearly. I previously had our water tested by an independent lab and, even though Grant did not know about these lab results, everything he said lined up with the lab results I had. I appreciate the honesty in something that seems like it can sometimes be a shady business. Mike came out for the install. I liked that he came with the right tools for the job and clearly knew what he was doing. He made sure everything was done exactly right and explained the water softener in detail. We have been using them for salt deliveries, which have been on time and reliable. Water Boy feels like a very wholesome and positive family company, which I very much prefer over some faceless corporation with cheesy sales people.

No one beats this company! Service is amazing, my equipment stays up to date, and it's worth every…read morepenny!! Very educational experience... they tested my "treated" city water and it had a scary amount of chlorine and hardness. I purchased a Reverse Osmosis and a softener, my acne cleared up after a couple weeks and my hair is no longer thinning. Love water boy systems!

CGC asked for my review via email, so here it is…read more We purchased a home within the last year that has a Kinetico water softener system, and because of that we're essentially required to use CGC Home Services since they're the only authorized dealer/servicer for Kinetico. We've had two visits from their technicians and both left us extremely disappointed. Our first visit was because an auxiliary tank on our water softener was draining continuously, likely due to a malfunctioning float valve. The system is quite old (original to the home), but the technician did not seem familiar with it or understand the purpose of any of the additional tanks beyond the two softener tanks. Without testing our water, he immediately recommended replacing the entire system, which would have cost us about $10,000. At the time, we had another plumber at the house from a different company running a gas line for our generator. He overheard CGC's recommendation and asked for the water test results, which CGC couldn't provide. Once CGC finally tested the water, they realized the softener was appropriately softening the water and removing iron. The technician then manipulated the float valve and it started functioning normally again. He seemed upset that the other plumber made him test the water and was visibly flustered. A few hours later, I found that the tubing he had worked on was leaking into our basement utility room. I had to fix this myself after hours. Several months later, we had another CGC technician come out to evaluate the system because it was regenerating frequently. I wasn't home, so my wife had me on speakerphone during the visit. This technician also didn't seem to understand how our system worked and incorrectly told me that our four tanks were actually just two twin softeners -- which is completely wrong. CGC's assessment was that we had "hard water" both coming into and exiting the softener based on their testing, and that "calcification" on the pre-softener copper piping also meant we had hard water. They also claimed our 8-year-old Bradford White water heater was at end of life due to some minor rust on the exterior cover, not the tank itself. They pushed us to replace everything and said it was urgent enough to schedule the next morning. They quoted us $10,135 for a twin tank water softener, a new sediment filter (despite me telling them I had our entire sediment filter replaced and replumbed less than a year ago), an iron filter, and a reverse osmosis system for the sink and fridge. They told me the RO system was "free," but if I didn't want it, they would only take $500 off the quote despite listing it at $1,867. They then quoted a new 75-gallon water heater and expansion tank for $6,468. This is a straight swap with our current 75-gallon unit using the existing gas line, plumbing, and venting. The water heater itself retails for about $2,700 (and likely less for them as the installer), and an expansion tank is about $200, so the labor they were charging is hard to justify. Overall, the total came to $16,603. At that point, I had zero trust in CGC and felt they were being dishonest. I had our water tested the next day by a different company who showed us the results on a computer. Our well water tested at 21 grains of hardness, 1.0 ppm ferrous iron, 0.2 ppm ferric iron, and 559 TDS. The water after the softener from our tap was 2 grains of hardness, 0.2 ppm ferrous iron, and 0.2 ppm ferric iron -- even with the system partially bypassing the iron filter. While not perfect, that is nowhere near the "hard water" CGC claimed was coming out of the softener. I had a third company come out as well, and their testing confirmed these results. I truly believe CGC either doesn't understand these systems and/or is willing to misrepresent the data to push unnecessary and expensive replacements with grossly padded quotes. Their recommendations were not just off -- they were contradicted by actual testing from multiple other companies. Based on my experience, I see them as a company that cannot be trusted to provide honest assessments, and I would strongly warn others to think twice before relying on them for service or recommendations. We ultimately went with a different system using a Clack WS1 valve, and I have no interest in ever dealing with CGC again.

We had a leak in our twenty year old water softener. CGC responded quickly and diagnosed the…read moreproblem. Due to the previous system's age and our desire to upgrade to a system with an iron filter we decided to replace and upgrade the entire system. CGC were able to fit us in their schedule the next day and now we have a working system with the addition of the iron filter. Their estimating and installation staff were very professional and respectful of our property. We would recommend them to anyone looking for a company to help with water conditioning.

I love my water because of Beauchamp. We have had 0 issues with their products over the last four…read moreyears of filtering our well water through our entire home. Definitely would recommend them to all my family, friends, and neighbors!

We are so sorry we chose Beauchamps…read more Do not be mislead by their advertising and sales tactics. Please trust me when I say to stay with the smaller shops who do a good job at a reasonable price, like McIntyre's Soft Water Service or Wolverine Water Treatment. They've both been around for 40 years with the original owners still working there. They will take their time, not be in a hurry, and explain everything to you. Beauchamps installation people are untrustworthy, sloppy, do a poor job, and leave the house a mess. The sale person said they have 'master plumbers'. The installation person laughed when I mentioned that to him. He said he wish he was a master plumber. Beauchamps has to hire pretty much anywho they can get to get the job done as quickly as they can and hope customer standards are low. They will always be rushed, in a hurry, and learning as they go. They have NO pride in their work. For that, your installation will be sloppy and compromised ! Sales talk a good a talk but you don't see the full picture until installation shows up. Then it's too late. Goto any location and see if you like what you see. The people you will have to deal with when something goes wrong. Think about it and don't be in a hurry to buy. It's a big investment. Don't go for the modern store look as it's all show. Go for those that are honest and will be there for you when something goes wrong. I wish more people would see our message.

Fantastic attention to customer service and satisfaction - one of their technicians Jeffery, not…read moreonly returned our call about an error code on our water softener control unit but walked me through the reprogramming necessary to clear the code and restart the unit.

From the owner: Ann Arbor Quality Water Provides Drinking Water Systems, Water Analysis, Water Softening Equipment,…read moreWater Conditioning System, Water Treatment Equipment, Water Treatment Equipment Supplies And Water Softening Services to The South Lyon, MI Area.

It's hard to believe how much Sieler's Water System has improved our very hard water. We no longer…read morehave lime, calcium, and rust coating everything and shortening the life of several appliances. Clothes wash cleaner, food cooks better, and shampooing now results in softer hair (no more stiff coarse hair). Wished we'd had the softener installed years ago. Installation was fast and professional (great crew).

We needed an updated water softener due to calcium, lime, and rust issues with our original water…read moresoftener. We made an appointment, and Mr. Sieler, himself, came to our home to give us an estimate. He was extremely knowledgeable and polite. He explained options we could use on our original water softener if we wanted to keep the costs down. He never pushed us to get a new softener, but we asked him about this ourselves. He explained what would work best for us. Due to his information, we decided on a new water softener that would be appropriate for our needs. We set up a date, and the installation was done without any problems. Due to their very professional manner and knowledge, we give them 10 STARS !! But since that is not an option, we give all the stars we can, which is 5. We are very pleased.

Water testing to see what is going on in my faucets. Professional and responsive. quick and…read moreefficient!

Small company owned by a great person! He checked out my entire water softener system, tested the…read morePh levels and Let me know that everything was running pretty well, however it probably would need replacement within a year or so. Very honest, straight forward and not looking to hustle the client. I would strongly recommend Dan and his company to anyone.

My goto for salt for my house both for the softener and to deal with my angled drive way. Pleasant…read moreand attentive people. Highly recommend.

I've ordered softener salt deliveries from them for several years now. I have nothing but praise…read morefor their delivery and service! The young men that deliver are friendly and polite, and I especially appreciate that they open the bags and fill my softener!

Been with daily rain for over 20 years. They are prompt, professional and provide very good serviceread more

WARNING: Do not hire DAILY RAIN SPRINKLER Company -- they will damage your existing piping and not…read morerepair it! It's sad for me to have to write this article because I hired daily rain more than 20 years ago when they were just starting out their business. Note, that I would not write this article, had they just done the right thing, but they didn't. WARNINGS: 1) The work crew that comes out is inexperienced. 2) They ramrodded holes into one zone of piping, instead of using available head to extend the sprinkler system. 3) Getting the job done is more of a priority, than doing it right. 3) Rather than going back to the shop and getting the right connector or asking more questions, they just drill holes in your piping, and use INAPPROPRIATE FITTINGS. 4) When asked to come correct the issue, they DECLINED. BACKGROUND: The job was separated into 3 parts. 1) to repair damages caused by concrete work that the city had performed next to the property. 2) to extend sprinkler heads around my generator, using an existing head that was right next to the area of work 3) to replace sprinkler heads on the rest of the property. ISSUE: 1) I had asked the company to separate the bill into 3 parts. Clearly indicating what was to be covered by the city, and what was mine. RESULT: 1)The bill provided was not separated well enough for me to be able to send it to the city. 2) Requesting to have the bill separated on numerous occasions, resulted in nothing. 3) I lost the ability to reclaim the damages from the city because I could not get a bill that was separated enough. 4)My payment was delayed in trying to get this resolved, plus an urgent medical issue slowed my payment, but it was paid in full PRIOR to going to collections. ACTIONS: 1) When I realized the bill was going to go to collections, I drove to the property address, only to discover that there is nothing there. It is literally a OPEN FIELD! 2) I called the owner to explain this, and he said that just put the check in the mail. 3) Recent Request to repair zone-5 was declined, due to " policy of not working on jobs that had to go to collections". 4) I offered to pay in advance and even in cash. They still declined! They just do not want to repair the damages they did plain and simple. WARNING, NOT TRUSTWORTHY BUSINESS! PS- yes, I have all the receipts and photos. NOTE: there is a sprinkler head directly behind that generator shown in the photos that they should have used to install the extension. It's not like they didn't know it was there, they put the darn thing in. And they didn't bother to ask any questions, given that the crew they sent out was clueless. Instead, they jammed the wrong fitting in there as you could see in the photos. IT LEAKED FOR 1 YEAR before I realized what was causing the soil in that area to sink.