Licensed Plumbers
Licensed Plumbers | Water Purification | Plumbing | Kodak
From the moment our licensed HEP plumbers arrive at your Kodak home, you’ll feel the difference that true expertise brings. We evaluate your water at the source, explain any contaminants we find, and then design a tailor-made water purification system that fits your household’s needs and budget. Whether it’s a whole-house filter, a point-of-use reverse-osmosis unit, or quarterly maintenance on existing equipment, our technicians handle every detail with precision, transparency, and a neighborly smile.
Clean water is more than a luxury—it’s peace of mind. That’s why residents throughout Kodak trust HEP for prompt scheduling, up-front pricing, and workmanship that’s backed by both manufacturer warranties and our own 100% satisfaction guarantee. Call today and discover how crisp, clear water can revive your coffee, protect your pipes, and safeguard your family’s health in one simple service visit.
FAQs
Why should I hire a licensed plumber in Kodak to install my water purification system?
Tennessee law requires that any alteration to your home’s potable-water piping be performed by a state-licensed plumber. Our Kodak-based technicians carry current TN CMC-A plumbing licenses, carry full liability insurance, and stay current on the International Plumbing Code that Sevier County follows. This protects you from leaks, cross-connections, and warranty voids, and it ensures that permits are pulled and inspections passed the first time—saving you time, money, and potential health risks.
What kinds of water purification systems do you install and service?
We handle point-of-entry and point-of-use equipment, including whole-house carbon and KDF filters, reverse-osmosis (RO) systems, UV disinfection units, water softeners/conditioners, and specialty iron, sulfur, and lead reduction filters. All products we recommend carry NSF/ANSI certifications, come from brands like Pentair, A.O. Smith, and Culligan, and are sized to your flow rate and contaminant profile so you get safe, great-tasting water at every tap.
How can I find out what’s actually in my Kodak water?
Start with our complimentary on-site test that checks for hardness, iron, pH, and total dissolved solids. If you need a deeper look, we collect a sample and send it to a state-certified lab that screens for lead, copper, volatile organic compounds, PFAS, and microbiological contaminants. Results arrive in 3–5 business days, and we walk you through them line by line before recommending the right purification technology.
How much maintenance does a water purification system require?
Sediment and carbon filter cartridges typically need replacement every 6–12 months; RO membranes last 2–3 years; UV lamps are swapped annually; and softener brine tanks should be topped off with salt pellets monthly. During our annual service visit we sanitize housings, check flow rates and water pressure, test water quality, and program any electronic valves—tasks that take about an hour and keep your warranty intact.
Will adding a whole-house purifier reduce my water pressure?
A properly sized system causes only a small 2–4 psi drop—barely noticeable in everyday use. Before installation we measure your home’s static and dynamic pressure, select high-flow media and 1-inch ports, and install a bypass so outdoor spigots remain at full pressure. If your starting pressure is already low, we can adjust your PRV or add a booster pump to maintain strong flow at every fixture.
What does installation cost and how long will the job take?
Prices vary with capacity and technology: an under-sink RO system runs $500–$1,200 installed, while a whole-house carbon filter ranges from $1,200 to $3,000. Most under-sink units are installed in 3–4 hours; whole-house systems usually take one workday, including permit pull and final inspection. You’ll receive a free written estimate up front, optional 0% financing, and manufacturer warranties of 1–10 years plus our own one-year labor guarantee.