Water Softener Charlotte

Water Softener System Charlotte

Clean Products, Clean Lifestyle. Water Softener Charlotte products from Marathon Resources – products that help protect the environment, your home, and your family. With over 40 years of water innovations & over 13 manufacturing partners across the nation.

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15720 Brixham Hill Avenue Suite 300 Charlotte NC 28277
Phone Number: (704) 286-1444
Hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm

About Charlotte NC:
Charlotte NC, named after King George III wife Queen Charlotte and therefore also known as “The Queen City” or “Crown Town”, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of North Carolina. Located in the Piedmont region, it is the county seat of Mecklenburg County. Its modern city center (aptly name “Uptown” because no matter which way you walk toward independence square, you’ll be moving gently upward) is home to the Levine Museum of the New South, hands-on science displays at Discovery Place, and the NASCAR Hall of Fame. First as a railroad junction and then as a cotton mill hub, today it is one of America’s largest banking centers and one of the nation’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas.Charlotte looks like a brand new city, but there’s a lot of history here. Its roots run deep in the Old South, way back before the American Revolution. Late in the Revolution, British General Cornwallis swept into town during the 1780 Battle of Charlotte and the Battle of Kings Mountain but soon wished he hadn’t. Local sharpshooters peppered his men mercilessly and as they departed it is said that Cornwallis wrote in his diary that Charlotte was a “hornet’s nest of rebellion.” Today, the hornet and hornet’s nest are popular civic symbols.

Directions:
Directions from Charlotte Douglas International Airport to Marathon Resources: Get on I-485 Outer from Old Dowd Rd and Wallace Neel Rd, Head south on Josh Birmingham Pkwy, Keep right to continue on Old Dowd Rd, At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit and stay on Old Dowd Rd, Continue onto Wallace Neel Rd, Turn right onto West Blvd, Turn left onto the I-485 Outer S ramp to Pineville, Follow I-485 Outer to US-521 S/Johnston Rd in Charlotte. Take exit 61 from I-485 Outer, Merge onto I-485 Outer, Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 61 for US-521/Johnston Rd, Continue on US-521 S/Johnston Rd to your destination, Use the right 3 lanes to turn right onto US-521 S/Johnston Rd, Use the right lane to turn right onto Brixham Hill Ave, Turn right, Destination will be on the right.

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Counties Charlotte is in/near:

Cities near Charlotte:
Charlotte, Huntersville, Matthews, Cornelius, Mint Hill, Pineville, Concord, Harrisburg, Mount Pleasant, Midland, Greensboro, Jamestown, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, McLeansville, Whitsett, Pleasant Garden, Stokesdale, Sedalia, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Clemmons, Lewisville, Walkertown, Rural Hall, Pfafftown, Bethania, Tobaccoville, Statesville, Mooresville, Troutman, Harmony, Love Valley, Monroe, Waxhaw, Indian Trail, Wingate, Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Marvin, Mineral Springs, Marshville, Lake Park, Unionville, Hemby Bridge, Fairview, JAARS, Lancaster, Indian Land, Kershaw, Heath Springs, Van Wyck, Elgin, Springdale, Lancaster Mill, Irwin, York, Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Clover, Lake Wylie, Tega Cay, McConnells, Hickory Grove, Sharon, Lesslie, Newport, India Hook, Riverview, Gastonia, Belmont, Mount Holly, Dallas, Bessemer City, Cherryville, Stanley, Lowell, Cramerton, McAdenville, Ranlo, High Shoals, Spencer Mountain, South Gastonia, Dellview, Catabwa, Newton, Conover, Clremont, Maiden, Shersills Ford, Lake Norman of Catawba, Saint Stephens, Brookford, Mountain View, Lincolton, Denver, Iron Station, Lowesville, Westport

Zip Codes in/near Charlotte:
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Neighborhoods in/near Charlotte:
Center City: Uptown, First Ward, Second Ward, formerly known as Brooklyn, Third Ward, Fourth Ward, Elizabeth, Midtown. East Charlotte: Coventry Woods, Easthaven, Eastland, Grove Park, Hickory Grove, Hickory Ridge, Idlewild, Mint Hill, Oakhurst, Plaza Hills, Plaza-Midwood, Ravenwood, Reedy Creek, Shamrock, Sardis Woods, Sheffield Park, Sherwood Forest, Stonehaven, Windsor Park. North Charlotte: Belmont, College Downs, Croft, Derita, Hidden Valley, Graceshire, Highland Creek, Lockwood, Newell, Nevin, NoDa, Northlake, Mallard, Mineral Springs, Tryon Hills, University City, Villa Heights, Wilson Heights. South Charlotte: The Arboretum, Ayrsley, Ballantyne, Barclay Downs, Beverly Woods, Blakeney, Cameron Wood, Carmel, Chantilly, Cherry, Cotswold, Dilworth, Eastover, Grier Heights, Historic South End, Landsdowne, Madison Park, Myers Park, Nations Ford, Parkdale, Piper Glen, Quail Hollow, Raeburn, Sedgefield, SouthPark, Starmount, Steele Creek, Yorkshire. West Charlotte: Ashley Park, Berryhill, Biddleville, Historic Camp Greene, Clanton Park, Reid Park, Coulwood, Dixie, Enderly Park, Lincoln Heights, Mountain Island Village, Northwood, Oakview Terrace, Oakdale, Paw Creek/ "Tank Town", Revolution Park, Shopton, Shuffletown, Thomasboro/ Hoskins, Todd Park, University Park, Washington Heights, Wesley Heights, Wilmore, Wick City, Yorkmount Park.

Frequently Asked Water Softener Questions:

What is the best water softener?

We might be biased, but we believe the best water softener for your home is a Marathon Resources Softener. Our softeners are WQA certified, have NSF/ANSI Standard 44 certified components, employ a soft water refill to keep your system cleaner, come with an automatic system refresh, & have precision brining.

How to size a water softener?

To size a water softener for your home, multiply the number of people in your home by the gallons of water they use each day (80 gallons/person is the average). Multiply that number by the grains of hardness in your water to figure out how many grains need to be removed each day. It’s important to know what size water softener you need because high grain water softeners cost more money and an over-sized softener means wasted money. Unsure of how many grains of hardness needs to be removed from your water each day? Contact us to schedule a free water test and take the guesswork out of sizing a water softener for your home.

How does a water softener work?

A water softener works by swapping calcium & magnesium ions with sodium ions. The swap eliminates hard water problems because sodium doesn’t leak out into pipes. The ion swap takes place within a compartment full of small resin beads. The negatively charged beads are bonded to positively charged sodium ions. As the water flows past the beads, the sodium ions swap places with the calcium and magnesium ions, which carry a stronger positive charge. Over several cycles, the calcium and magnesium replace all of the sodium in the beads, rendering the unit no longer ineffective. Water softener salt to the rescue! The softener enters a regeneration cycle during which it soaks the beads in a strong solution of water and salt. The sodium in the brine solution causes the calcium and magnesium ions in the beads to give way, and the beads are recharged with sodium. After regeneration, the water softener flushes the remaining brine, plus all of the calcium and magnesium, through a drainpipe.

What is a water softener?

A Water Softener is a filtration system that works to remove high concentrations of calcium and magnesium that cause hard water.

What does a water softener do?

A water softener treats hard water. Hard water problems include dry skin and hair after bathing, the prevention of soap lathering (leading to an increase in soap use & cost), spots on glasses and silverware, faded clothing, discoloration in bathtubs and sinks, and shorter life spans of water-using appliances.

What are the different types of water softeners?

Most water softeners use a resin bead and salt approach. The main difference between them is how and when they decide to regenerate (recharge the resin beads with sodium and flush the calcium & magnesium stored from previous cycles). The different types of water softeners regeneration methods are as follows:

• An electric timer on a regular schedule.
• A computer that calculates bead depletion based on water use.
• A mechanical water meter to measure water use and kick on the recharging process only when sodium exhaustion requires it.

How much does a water softener cost?

Water softener cost between $400 and $2,700. They are designed to be easy to install and remove (good news if you want to take your unit with you when you move). However, unless you are confident in your electrical and plumbing abilities, you might want to hire a plumber, which could add $100 to $600 to the initial cost of your unit. Purchasing a water softener through a water softener installation company can save you money on installation costs. Contact us today for a free quote.

How to choose a water softener?

Choose a water softener by answering the following questions:

• 1. Do you need a water softener?
• 2. What hard water problems are you experiencing?
• 3. Are there other water problems you’re experiencing (outside of water hardness)?
• 4. How much water does your family use?
• 5. Are you concerned about water & salt usage (the efficiency of the system)?
• 6. What kind of “system in need of salt” alert are you looking for (high-tech, low-tech)?