Protect Your Well Water From Bacteria & Viruses
Chemical-free UV treatment designed to reduce bacteria and viruses in your well water, sized to your home's flow.
Why this matters
A private well is not treated by a city, so bacteria and viruses from surface runoff, flooding, or a compromised well casing can get into your water. UV treatment passes water by an ultraviolet lamp that is designed to reduce those microorganisms, with no chemicals and no change to taste. It is a common safeguard for well water and helps protect your home, especially after a positive bacteria test.
Signs you might have this problem
- A water test came back positive for bacteria
- Recent flooding, well work, or a new well
- A shallow, older, or hand-dug well
- Recurring stomach upset with no other clear cause
Your water
Well Water
Your concern
Bacteria & Viruses
Your recommendation
Bluetooth UV Disinfection System
Bacteria and viruses can enter an untreated private well from runoff, flooding, or a cracked casing. UV treatment uses ultraviolet light designed to reduce these microorganisms as water flows through, with no chemicals added and no change to taste.
Our recommendation
Bluetooth UV Disinfection System
Based on your well water and the risk of bacteria and viruses, this is the system we recommend for your home.
Why we recommend it
- Ultraviolet light designed to reduce bacteria and viruses
- Treats all the water entering your home
- Chemical-free operation with no change to taste, odor, or mineral content
- Sized to your home's peak flow
- Simple yearly lamp replacement keeps it working
Installation & maintenance
Installs at the main line as the final stage, after any sediment or iron filtration, because UV needs clear water to work. The lamp runs continuously and is replaced about once a year, and the quartz sleeve is cleaned periodically. We size the unit to your home's peak flow so every drop gets the full UV dose. Professional installation available in Austin and surrounding areas.
Frequently asked questions
Does UV change the taste or add anything to my water?
No. UV uses light only. It adds no chemicals and does not change taste, odor, or mineral content.
Do I need a filter before the UV?
Usually yes. UV needs clear water, so sediment and iron are removed first. Cloudy water can shield organisms from the light.
How often do I service it?
The UV lamp is replaced about once a year to keep the dose effective, and the quartz sleeve is wiped down periodically. That is the whole maintenance routine.
Not sure what you have?
Do not guess. A water test tells us what is actually in your water and helps us confirm the right system for your home.
Get your water tested