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WATER TREATMENT · Fredericksburg, VA

Hard Water?
Bad Taste or Smell?
Let’s Fix Your Water.

RJ tests your water first, then recommends the right filtration, purification, or softening system for your home, whether you are on a well or city water.

Water testing to pinpoint the real problem
Whole-house filters, drinking water systems, and softeners
Master Plumbing License · Lifetime workmanship guarantee

Water Testing

Know what is in your water

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    Water Quality Problems?

    Test first.
    Then treat it right.

    White scale on fixtures, rust or black stains, a rotten egg smell, or water that tastes like a swimming pool are all signs your water needs treatment. Many contaminants show up the same way, so we test your water before recommending anything.

    From there we install whole-house filtration, drinking water systems such as reverse osmosis, or a water softener for hard water. Homes on private wells and city water across Fredericksburg, Stafford, and Warrenton both benefit.

    Why RJ Home Services

    The family treatment, on every call

    Founded in 2022 by Rich and Jake, RJ is a family-run team holding Master Electrical and Plumbing Licenses and a Virginia Class A Contractor license.

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    Emergency service is available when your home cannot wait.

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    Our workmanship is guaranteed for life, with no hidden fees.

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    MORE PLUMBING SERVICES

    Plumbing help beyond clean water

    RJ’s licensed plumbers handle the rest of your home’s plumbing too.

    Tankless Water Heaters
    Sump Pump Replacement
    Pipe and Leak Repair
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    Schedule your water quality assessment

    Fill out the form and our team will call you back to confirm a time. Office hours are Monday to Friday 8AM to 8PM and Saturday 8AM to 4PM, with emergency service available. Prefer to talk now?

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      FAST ANSWERS

      Common water treatment questions

      How can I tell if I have hard water?

      Look for white scale on faucets and showerheads, spots on dishes, soap scum in tubs and toilets, and dry skin or hair after showering.

      Why does my water smell like rotten eggs?

      That smell usually comes from hydrogen sulfide in a well or in the plumbing. It is common with well water and can be treated with the right filtration system.

      What causes rust, yellow, or black stains?

      Yellow and orange stains usually point to iron. Black or brown stains are often caused by manganese. Both can be removed with filtration or softening.

      Why is my sink stained blue-green?

      Blue-green stains usually mean your water is acidic and is pulling copper from your pipes. Left untreated, it can lead to pinhole leaks in copper lines.

      What is the difference between a water softener and a filter?

      A softener removes hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium. A filtration or purification system removes contaminants such as chlorine, iron, sulfur, sediment, and bacteria. Many homes need one or both.

      Do you test the water before recommending a system?

      Yes. Testing tells us exactly what is in your water, so we can recommend a system that fixes the actual problem instead of guessing.

      Does softened water contain a lot of salt?

      Softened water has about 75 mg of sodium per quart, which is less than a typical slice of bread. If you are on a strict low-sodium diet, a reverse osmosis drinking water system is a good option.