Extended Lifespan
Commercial water softening systems prevent the buildup of scale in equipment such as boilers, heaters, and pipes. This reduces the strain on machinery, prolonging their lifespan and decreasing the frequency of repairs and replacements.
Improved Efficiency
Softened water enhances the efficiency of equipment like dishwashers, laundry machines, and cooling towers. Without the barrier of scale buildup, these appliances operate more effectively, leading to lower energy consumption and reduced operational costs.
Enhanced Quality
In industries where water quality directly impacts product quality, such as food and beverage manufacturing, softened water ensures consistency and purity, preventing mineral deposits and impurities for better-tasting products and maintaining production standards.
Cost Savings
By preventing scale buildup and reducing the need for maintenance and repairs, commercial water softening systems save businesses money in the long run.
Providing The Top Service Water Softening For Your Industry
- Hospitality & Lodging
- Food & Beverage
- Healthcare
- Industrial Manufacturing
- Laundries, Dry Cleaners & Car Washes
Why Choose Us?
Established Trust
We are a family-run company with two-plus decades of innovation & research
Custom Services
Western Reserve never charges for consultations and will give you a FREE water analysis
Love Local
Professional application engineers in house on staff just a drive away
Industries
Hospitality
From extending the life of your most valuable equipment, to creating happy customers with soft towels & linens, Western Reserve Pure Water systems provide high-quality water to the hospitality & lodging industries for a wide variety of applications.
Food & Beverage
From extending the life of your most valuable equipment, to making customers happy with great tasting water, coffee & tea, Western Reserve Pure Water systems provide high-quality water to food & beverage companies for a wide variety of applications.
Healthcare
We offer water treatment solutions designed for healthcare markets, including meeting ANSI/AAMI ST108/2023 standards.
ANSI/AAMI ST108 – Are You Prepared?
In 2023, a new standard for water quality in medical device processing arrived, which replaced outdated guidelines and made the bar higher for patient safety. Western Reserve specializes in helping healthcare providers understand and implement water grades for different stages, design systems and monitoring, and working with your water management platform.
End-To-End Membrane Cleaning – Available Nationwide!
Save your time, money and effort by having Western Reserve Pure Water clean your existing membrane. We offer short turnaround time and loaners if needed. Shipping is an easy process, and we offer service and maintenance plans. We have customers anywhere across the U.S.
FAQs
Commercial water softening removes hardness minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, from water. This prevents scale buildup and improves efficiency in industrial and commercial applications.
Commercial water softeners use an ion exchange process. Hard water passes through a resin bed that exchanges calcium and magnesium ions for sodium or potassium ions, effectively softening the water. The resin is regenerated periodically with a salt brine solution.
Using a commercial water softener reduces scaling and corrosion, improves efficiency and lifespan of equipment, lowers maintenance and energy costs, enhances the effectiveness of cleaning agents, and improves product quality in industries like food and beverage manufacturing.
The size of the water softener depends on factors such as water volume, hardness level, and specific application needs. A water treatment specialist can assess your usage and recommend the appropriate system.
Maintenance frequency varies based on the system’s design and water usage. Regular maintenance includes checking salt levels, inspecting the resin bed, and ensuring proper regeneration. It is recommended to have a professional service check annually for optimal performance and to address any potential issues.
