Aquality Solutions

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Bringing affordable, quality water to your home
Aquality Solutions covers all facets of your water treatment needsfrom water softening, iron removal, ph control, taste and odor removal, to reverse osmosis and filtration. We also provide bottled drinking water to use with Aquality's Crystal Pure water cooler so you can enjoy hot or cold water at the flip of a switch.
Aquality Solutions provides clean water in businesses and homes across East Central Illinois (Iroquois, Champaign, Ford, Kankakee, Livingston, McLean, Piatt and Vermillion counties). Call for a free water test toll-free: 1-866-4WATER1. We serve residential needs as well as industrial, commercial, and institutional markets.

Providing Solutions to Your Water Problems
Maybe you've dropped by our website today with a water problem of your own, and we'd be happy to help you out. Our Solutions page lists some common water problems and gives solutions with the equipment needed to remedy your situation. If you have a specific question, you might find it under Frequently Asked Questions, and if not there, Ask Dave for expert advice in water quality. And, as always, we will come to your home to test your water for free. Call 1-866-4WATER1 for your free water test and let us know any questions you may have about your water quality.

Do You Have Hard Water?
About 85 percent of the United States water is classified as hard water. Hard water areas exist where water has access to rock that contains calcium, magnesium, or a combination of both.
The U.S. Department of the Interior has established levels for the classification of hardness based on the grains per gallon (gpg) concentration of these minerals. To put grains per gallon in perspective, a typical aspirin contains about 5 grains of material. Were this to be dissolved in a gallon of water, it would add 5 gpg of material to the water. Water in the 1 to 3.5 gpg range is considered slightly hard. If the water is in the 3.5 to 7.0 gpg range, it is considered to be moderately hard; hard water being between 7.0 to 10.5 gpg. Very hard water is defined as water with concentrations of dissolved minerals in excess of 10.5 gpg. The harder the water, the more it impacts your sinks, tubs and laundry.
We'll examine your water at no cost or obligation. We measure hardness, rust and clarity call 1-866-4WATER1 for your free water test.