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The City of Lytle Water Department has an established water-testing and reporting program for the municipal system. Current public water-system data identifies groundwater as the source and reports no EPA MCL violations, although a variety of conditions, including hardness, can differ by source and home. A site-specific water test is more useful than relying only on a broad water-quality study when choosing the right system for your specific needs.
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Every Jason’s system comes with Jason’s Perfect Lifetime Warranty. The warranty is designed to protect your system while giving you continued access to support, routine maintenance options, and qualified service when needed
Our financing options help make a new water softening system more accessible without requiring homeowners to cover the entire cost upfront. Jason’s works with Lytle homeowners to find financing options that fit their budget and water-treatment needs.
Each Jason’s water softening system can be paired with our Annual Maintenance Program to help keep the system operating smoothly and efficiently. Routine maintenance also gives our technicians an opportunity to inspect system components, clean the media and brine areas, and confirm that settings remain appropriate for your water conditions.
Our Lytle water softening and filtration systems include a one-year workmanship warranty. During the first year after installation, you can contact Jason’s team with installation-related questions or concerns without an additional service charge.Unlike warranties from some national brands, Jason’s states that chlorine-treated city water does not automatically void its Lifetime Warranty.
Plus, chlorine-treated city water will not void your Lifetime Warranty as long as the carbon is properly maintained!
Hard water can create scale in pipes, fixtures, and water-using appliances. A traditional water softener addresses this problem by removing calcium and magnesium through ion exchange, helping reduce mineral buildup while improving the way soaps and detergents work throughout the home.
Water conditioners address hard-water minerals differently. Instead of physically removing calcium and magnesium, salt-free conditioning technology changes how those minerals behave to help control scale and make them less likely to attach to surfaces. Homeowners who want hardness minerals removed generally choose a water softener, while a conditioner may suit those looking for a salt-free approach.
Jason’s Water Systems combines water softening and advanced filtration in one whole-house system, allowing Lytle homeowners to address hard-water minerals and other water-quality concerns from a single unit.
Catalytic carbon helps reduce chlorine taste and odor along with other unwanted chemicals before the water reaches the softening stage. Removing chlorine first helps protect the softening media and can help Jason’s systems last up to 4 times longer than systems that expose the resin directly to chlorinated water. This first stage gives Lytle homeowners cleaner, better-tasting water while supporting longer system performance.Tested by NSF ANSI 42 up to 400,000 gallons of chlorine removal.
As water passes through the fine mesh resin, calcium and magnesium. The minerals responsible for Lytle’s hard water, soap scum, scale, and mineral buildup, are removed through the softening process. Reducing these hardness minerals helps protect pipes and water-using appliances, improves soap and detergent performance, and leaves water feeling better on your skin and hair.Tested by NSF ANSI 44 up to 25 GPM service flow rat
In the final stage, water passes through crushed garnet media to help reduce remaining turbidity, cloudiness, and discoloration. This polishing step improves the clarity and appearance of the treated water before it moves throughout your home, completing Jason’s 3-stage process of filtration, softening, and polishing in a single system for clearer, softer, better-quality water from every tap.
