How it works

1. You call or send a request

   Tell us your town, whether you are on city water or a private well, and what is going on: scale, a softener that stopped working, high salt use, or drinking water you want to treat.

2. We pass it to a local company

   Your call or request goes to an independent water treatment company that serves Rochester and nearby towns.

3. The company handles the job

   They test, recommend, quote and do the work. Prices, product lines and warranties come from them.

What we are and aren't

Rochester Water Softeners is a referral service, not a contractor. We don't employ technicians, sell equipment or set prices, and using the site is free for homeowners.

Tips for hiring in Minnesota

Minnesota Statutes section 326B.55 requires paid water conditioning work to be done under a state plumbing or water conditioning license by a company with a water conditioning contractor license. Ask for the license number and check it with the Department of Labor and Industry. Ask what hardness the company measured, what it will set the unit to, and how much salt you should expect to use. Get the model, capacity and warranty in writing.

Are you a local water treatment company?

If you serve Rochester and Olmsted County and would like to receive calls from this site, get in touch.