Get the system your water actually needs — not whatever's on the shelf.
Ultima makes a range of softeners, filters and RO systems, assembled in the USA. We look at your water and your home first, then match you to the one option that fits the job, runs quietly for years, and doesn't need to be replaced when the first cheap part fails.
Why matching the system matters
Your water isn't average.
Hardness, chlorine vs chloramine, iron, sulfur and TDS vary street to street and well to well. Off-the-shelf systems are built for an average that doesn't exist.
Sizing is the whole game.
Too small and a softener regenerates constantly, wasting salt and wearing the valve. Too big and water sits in the tank. We size to your grains, your household and your flow.
Longevity is designed in.
Commercial-grade control valves, quality media, and a layout a technician can service — so the system is worth maintaining instead of throwing away.
What we'll ask you
Before we ever quote a system, we ask:
- City water or well?
- How many people and bathrooms?
- What bothers you most: scale, taste/smell, stains, drinking water?
- Any recent water test?
- Where the system would go.
That's enough for a real recommendation. If we need more, we'll send you a simple test kit or test it ourselves in Phoenix.
Five ways to fix your water
Ultima makes several options in each category, all assembled in the USA. Pick the closest match below, or take the 2-minute water quiz and let us point you the right way.
Whole-house softener
Problem: hard water leaves scale on fixtures, glass, your water heater and appliances.
What it does: stops scale at the source, treating the water where it enters the home.
Who it's for: homes with hard city or well water that want fixtures and appliances to last.
Whole-house carbon / filtration
Problem: chlorine or chloramine taste and odor coming out of every faucet.
What it does: removes it at every tap and shower, not just one filter pitcher.
Who it's for: homes where taste or smell, not hardness, is the complaint.
Softener + carbon combo
Problem: city water in the Southwest is usually hard and chlorinated or chloraminated.
What it does: one footprint, soft water that also tastes clean.
Who it's for: the usual right answer for city water in the Southwest.
Reverse-osmosis drinking water
Problem: tap water doesn't taste as clean as it should at the kitchen sink.
What it does: bottled-quality water at the kitchen tap, with proper pre-filtration so the membrane lasts.
Who it's for: anyone who wants better drinking and cooking water.
Well water / iron systems
Problem: iron stains, sulfur smell and sediment.
What it does: treats what your specific well's water actually needs.
Who it's for: homes on a well — chosen after we see the test, never guessed.
Why buy through us
Get my system recommendation
Tell us a bit about your water and your home. We'll follow up with a straight recommendation and a quote — no prices are posted here because every system is matched to your water and your home.
Common questions
Why don't you list prices?
Because the right system depends on your water and your home. We quote after a short conversation, and the quote is for the system you actually need.
How fast can I get a system?
We'll give you a clear timeline with your quote.
Are you Ultima?
No — we're Water Solutions LLC, an independent dealer. Ultima systems are built by Franklin Water Treatment (which acquired the brand from B&R Industries).
Tell us about your water.
We'll recommend the one system that fits — and explain why.