Licensed Plumbers

Licensed Plumbers | Water Purification | Plumbing | Soddy-Daisy

Imagine turning on the tap in your Soddy-Daisy home and knowing every drop is clean, balanced, and great-tasting. That peace of mind is exactly what HEP’s licensed plumbers deliver through advanced water purification solutions tailored to our Tennessee water supply. From the first assessment to the final test, we handle every detail with the same hometown integrity that’s kept neighbors calling “Happy HEP, Happy Home” for decades.

Whether you’re interested in a whole-house filtration system, a sleek under-sink reverse-osmosis unit, or routine filter maintenance, our certified experts make the process effortless. We’ll explain your options in plain language, install industry-leading equipment, and stand behind it with 24/7 emergency support—so you can drink, cook, and bathe with complete confidence. Discover how easy it is to protect your family and your plumbing with HEP’s proven water purification service today.

FAQs

Why should I hire a licensed plumber for water-purification work in Soddy-Daisy?

Tennessee law requires anyone installing or servicing plumbing that connects to the potable water system to hold an active state plumbing license. Licensed plumbers are trained to meet local codes, size piping correctly, and install backflow prevention, ensuring your purification equipment is safe, efficient, and approved by the city of Soddy-Daisy’s inspectors. Unlicensed work can void warranties, fail inspections, and potentially contaminate the public water supply.

What types of water-purification systems do you install or service?

We work with whole-house carbon filtration, reverse-osmosis (RO) units, water softeners, UV disinfection, iron/sulfur removal filters, and point-of-use systems for kitchen sinks or refrigerators. Our team can recommend the right technology—or a combination of systems—based on your water test results, budget, and household demand.

How do I know which water-treatment system is right for my Soddy-Daisy home?

We start with a free on-site consultation that includes collecting a water sample. The sample is tested for hardness, pH, chlorine, iron, manganese, sulfur, lead, and microbiological contaminants. Using those results, we calculate flow rates, determine pressure requirements, and then size and select equipment that will solve the specific issues in your municipal or well water. You receive a written report and options so you can make an informed decision.

How often will my water-purification system need maintenance?

Maintenance schedules vary by system type and water quality: • Carbon filters: media replacement every 2–3 years or 100,000 gallons. • Reverse-osmosis: sediment and carbon pre-filters every 6–12 months; RO membrane 2–5 years. • Water softeners: add salt as needed; resin bed cleaning every 12–18 months. • UV lights: lamp replacement annually and sleeve cleaning twice a year. We provide a customized maintenance plan with reminders, or you can opt for our annual service agreement that includes inspections, media changes, and water re-testing.

Will a purification system reduce my water pressure?

When properly sized, pressure drop is minimal—typically 2–5 psi across carbon or softening systems and 5–10 psi across multi-stage RO units. We calculate your home’s peak demand and select equipment with appropriate flow rates. If your incoming pressure is borderline, we can install a booster pump to maintain consistent pressure at all fixtures.

Is financing available for water-treatment installations?

Yes. We partner with local and national lenders to offer low-interest financing, same-as-cash plans for 6–12 months, and extended terms up to 60 months. Approval usually takes less than 15 minutes, and there’s no penalty for early payoff. Many homeowners combine financing with utility rebates or manufacturer promotions to further reduce out-of-pocket costs.