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Water Softeners

Remove hard minerals like calcium and magnesium that cause limescale, protecting pipes, boilers, and appliances amongst the others, whilst improving how soap works on skin, hair, laundry, and lots more.

Remove unwanted substances that you can't see from water—such as chlorine, sediment, bad tastes and odours, and sometimes heavy metals or bacteria—making water cleaner and better for drinking and cooking.

Water Filteration

Industrial / Commercial Solutions

• Protect equipment, improve water quality, and enhance customer satisfaction

• Long-term cost savings and regulatory compliance

Restaurants/Cafés

• Improve the taste and appearance of food and beverages,

• Help meet health and hygiene regulations,

• Reduce cleaning and maintenance costs,

• Extend the lifespan of expensive kitchen equipment

Laundrette

• Improve washing efficiency and fabric quality,

• Reduce operating and maintenance costs,

• Extend equipment lifespan and reliability.

• Enhance guest experience and satisfaction,

• Protect equipment and reduce operating costs,

• Support health, safety, and regulatory compliance

Hotels

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between water filtering and water softening?

Water filtration removes unwanted substances from water—such as chlorine, sediment, bad tastes and odours, and sometimes heavy metals or bacteria—making water cleaner and better for drinking and cooking. Water softening, on the other hand, does not clean the water but removes hard minerals like calcium and magnesium that cause limescale, protecting pipes, boilers, appliances, and improving how soap works on skin, hair, laundry, and many other household items. In simple terms, filters improve water quality and taste, while softeners protect your home and improve everyday water use, which is why many homes or businesses benefit from using both together.

Does a whole-house water softening system affect the water pressure in the house?

A softener does not create pressure and does not normally reduce it either. Modern domestic softeners are designed to deliver enough water in 3–4 bedroom UK houses at a reasonably good flow rate. The system configuration design, however, needs to be worked out to match each household's needs. So if the flow drops during simultaneous use, it’s usually due to:

• Boiler capacity limits

• Small pipework

• Mains supply variability
  — not the softener.

How much does it cost?

Our pricing varies depending on several factors such as types of water treatment systems, daily water consumption in the premises, input water pressure, piping system configuration in the premises, etc. We offer a variety of options to fit your needs and budget. Please contact us via info@rawater.co.uk for more information.