Berks County, Pennsylvania
Whole home softening and filtration, plus reverse osmosis drinking water, installed for you. No oversized equipment, no five figure quote, no pressure. Just honest pricing.
What comes out of your tap depends on which system serves your address. Here is what the public records show for the three situations we see across the county.
Pennsylvania American Water publishes hardness for its Penn System, which serves Sinking Spring, West Lawn, Shillington and Wyomissing, at 8 to 22 grains per gallon. That is a range of nearly three times inside a single utility, so hardness at one address does not predict hardness at another. Scale on fixtures, shorter appliance life and higher energy use are what it costs you. Source: Pennsylvania American Water, published typical water quality for the Penn System.
The City of Reading draws from Lake Ontelaunee, a surface reservoir treated at the Maidencreek Filter Plant, which is a completely different source from the wells serving the surrounding townships. The Reading Area Water Authority is also inventorying lead service lines under the EPA Get the Lead Out program. Source: Reading Area Water Authority.
Pennsylvania sets no statewide standards for private well construction, maintenance or water quality, and the owner is solely responsible. Penn State Extension research has found that about 40 percent of private water supplies in Pennsylvania fail at least one health based drinking water standard. Source: Pennsylvania Department of Health and Penn State Extension.
Chlorine, chloramine and PFAS
You can usually taste it.
Most people cannot.
Nobody can.
Which is why the assessment starts with what your utility publishes about Berks County, Pennsylvania water, not a guess.
We make the process easy from start to finish. First, we review your water concerns, then recommend the right solution, and finally install your system with care so you can enjoy better water with confidence.
We discuss your home's water source, concerns, and goals to better understand what type of filtration or treatment solution may be right for you.
We explain your options clearly, answer your questions, and recommend a system based on your water needs, home setup, and budget.
Once you choose the right solution, we install your system with care, test performance, and make sure you understand how your new water treatment system works.

About Berks Pure Water Pros • Your Trusted Water Filtration Partner
Berks Pure Water Pros proudly serves Berks County, Pennsylvania with professional water filtration and treatment solutions designed to improve the quality, taste, and performance of your home's water. We help homeowners choose the right system based on their water source, concerns, and household needs, whether that means whole home filtration, reverse osmosis drinking water, water softening, carbon filtration, well water treatment, or city water treatment. Our goal is to provide honest guidance, quality installation, and dependable solutions that help your family enjoy cleaner water every day.

If yours is not here, send it with your assessment request. There is no wrong question about your own water.
We call you, ask what you have noticed about your water, and set a time to come look at it in person. You get a written recommendation and the exact price. The assessment is free.
The number we put in writing is the number. If something in your house would change it, you hear about it before any work starts.
Wherever the water enters the house, usually a basement, a utility room or a garage.
Enough floor for the tanks plus room to open the cabinet lid and get to the bypass.
Add salt when the level gets low. That is the only regular upkeep, and it comes with written instructions.
Yes. A private supply changes through the year, so it gets sized differently from a municipal one. We handle both.
Name and number is all the form takes. The rest is a short call.
(484) 878-3737Call if that is easier than typing.
Email contact@berkspurewaterpros.com
Serving Berks County, Pennsylvania
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