Certified Technicians
Certified Technicians | Water Purification | Plumbing | Deer Lodge
When you turn on the tap in Deer Lodge, you deserve water that’s clean, safe, and great-tasting. HEP’s certified technicians combine decades of plumbing know-how with advanced water purification solutions, tailoring each system to the precise needs of your home or business. From pinpointing contaminants with on-site testing to installing high-efficiency filters and softeners, we handle every detail so you can enjoy pure, reliable water without the hassle.
Our team lives and works right here in Deer Lodge, so fast response times and neighborly service come standard. We back every installation with transparent pricing, industry-leading warranties, and a satisfaction guarantee—because protecting your family’s health is personal to us. Ready to experience the difference true water purification can make? Reach out to HEP today and see why locals trust our pros to keep the water flowing flawlessly.
FAQs
What types of water purification systems do your certified technicians install in Deer Lodge?
Our team is trained and licensed to install a full range of purification technologies, including whole-house carbon filtration, reverse osmosis (RO) units, ultraviolet (UV) disinfection, water softeners, and hybrid systems that combine multiple stages of treatment. We source products that meet NSF/ANSI standards and are specifically selected to address the mineral content, iron, and bacterial issues commonly found in Deer Lodge’s municipal and well water supplies.
How do I determine which purification system is best for my home?
Every property’s water chemistry is unique, so we begin with an on-site analysis that measures hardness, pH, dissolved solids, iron, manganese, chlorine, and potential microbial contaminants. Based on the lab-verified results, our technicians explain the pros and cons of each treatment option, estimate operating costs, and size the equipment to your household’s flow rate. This data-driven approach ensures you invest only in the components you actually need.
Are your plumbing and purification services compliant with Deer Lodge and Montana regulations?
Yes. All of our plumbers hold current Montana journeyman or master licenses, and our water treatment specialists are certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA). We pull the required permits from Powell County, follow the latest Uniform Plumbing Code, and submit installations for inspection when mandated. This guarantees your system is both legally compliant and eligible for future home-sale disclosures.
How often should my water purification system be serviced, and do you offer maintenance plans?
Most systems need a professional checkup once a year, although RO membranes and UV lamps typically require replacement every 12–24 months depending on usage and water quality. We offer economical maintenance agreements that include annual testing, filter changes, disinfecting, performance recalibration, and 24/7 priority service in the event of leaks or pressure loss. Regular service maximizes efficiency, protects warranties, and extends equipment life.
Can a purification system solve Deer Lodge hard-water or well-water problems?
Absolutely. Deer Lodge’s groundwater often tests above 11 gpg (grains per gallon) for hardness and can contain elevated iron, sulfur, or coliform bacteria. A correctly configured system—often a softener paired with iron filtration or UV—removes scale-forming minerals, eliminates metallic taste and staining, and neutralizes bacteria, safeguarding plumbing fixtures and improving drinking water quality.
What certifications and warranties come with your products and workmanship?
The equipment we install carries manufacturer warranties ranging from 5 to 10 years on tanks, valves, and electronics, with some RO membranes warrantied for up to 3 years. Our company provides a separate 1-year labor warranty and lifetime workmanship guarantee on all soldered or crimped plumbing connections. Because we are WQA-Certified Water Specialists and Montana-licensed plumbers, these warranties remain valid and transferrable if you sell your home within the coverage period.