CFSS water filters

03/13/2022

Does your sink looks like this? give us a call !!!

03/12/2020

03/04/2019

Hi Jean Received your card in the mail and wanted to let you know we appreciated your kind words. You are a good guy and your work ethics always impressed us. You always showed up when you said you would and at our convenience. You install a great product which gave us flawless service for many years. It's not often when you get level of service these days. Hope you hit the lottery soon so you can finally relax. Thanks again, Mike & Denise Lennox

02/22/2017

Another Culligan system bites the dust, just 2 years old, people were tired of fixing it and Culligan not following their promises and warranty. They have peace of mind now with a CFSS water system

08/27/2016

It is hard parting with 25 years customers moving away from our area

"Hi John,
Thank you for responding so quickly. Not sure what we will do with the system. I really wanted to take the time to tell you how much I appreciate all your help and service with our system and my parent's system. Always getting to us in a timely manner and being patient enough to talk us thru repairing our systems. I wish you all the best.
Harriet"

03/29/2016

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04/18/2015

03/17/2015

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that its WaterSense program is encouraging consumers to celebrate the seventh annual Fix a Leak Week, which began March 16 and will last through March 22, by finding and fixing water leaks in their homes, according to a press release.

More than one trillion gallons of water go down the drain each year due to household leaks, and leaks can increase a water bill by as much as 10 percent, stated the release.

“Annually, the average American family could be wasting more than 10,000 gallons of water — enough for 270 loads of laundry — due to easy-to-fix leaks,” reported the release.

WaterSense has helped consumers save a cumulative 757 billion gallons of water and more than $14.2 billion in energy and water bills since 2006, continued the release.

To reduce water waste, notes the release, check your water meter before and after a two-hour period of no water use; use a wrench to twist and tighten dripping pipes, fixtures or hoses; and replace old or inefficient fixtures that are not easily repaired.

“Fixing household leaks is not only an important way to conserve water, but it is a simple way that American families can reduce energy use and lower utility bills,” said EPA Deputy Assistant Administrator for Water Ken Kopocis

12/01/2013

Happy Holidays !!