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Water Doctors



Water Doctors - 901 North Grandview Blvd in Waukesha
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Water Doctors, a division of Water Clinix of America, Inc. are water treatment professionals dedicated to providing quality equipment and service at reasonable prices, all backed by our exclusive money back performance guarantee.

Water Doctors has been serving all of Southeastern Wisconsin since 1982, offering the area one of the largest selection of products for water conditioning and purification, as well as filters, drinking water systems, coolers, chillers and salt delivery.

Water Doctors is widely known for their being a cost effective alternative for those seeking maintenance on any competing drinking water system-- saving many clients nearly 50% on their current suppliers price.
 

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Does your water need a check-up? 

Call Water Doctors today for a free-in-home water analysis!

Yup, we still make house calls, and have been since 1982!

Call 262-549-7733 or 800-207-DOCS or visit h2odoctors.com

Monday through Friday 8am-5pm (Evenings and Weekends by Appointment)

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If you've ever noticed rusty orange or blue/green stains in your sinks, tubs or toilets, or an unpleasant smell in your water, you are among the many afflicted with problem water. Find out what causes problem water and how to fix it.
 
What are Total Dissolved Solids?
Referred to as Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) this is a measurement of all the other materials that are dissolved in the water that neither a softener nor iron filtration device will touch.
What is Hard Water?
Hard water is measured in Grains per Gallon (GPG) is a representation of how much dissolved rock (calcium and magnesium) there is in your water.
What does the pH in my water mean?
The Ph scale is a measurement of the acidity (on the low end) or alkalinity (on the high end) of water. The scale runs from 0 to 14, with 7 being dead center and also representing a neutral state (neither acidic nor alkaline) and is the level that water should be at.