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Residential and Commercial Water Filtration Systems

Check out the wide array of water filtration and conditioning solutions we have to offer. We offer both under the sink systems as well as the whole house filtration systems.
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Water Softeners

Everything water related improves when you have our system installed in your home. Get more out of your water-using appliances while saving money on energy and detergent with one of our water softener system.

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Reverse Osmosis Filtration

A reverse osmosis water system removes contaminants such as lead, germs, and viruses from the source water. RO systems stand out among the water filtration options when it comes to removing the most impurities.

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Iron Filters

Water with too much iron will rust and corrode quickly, while too much sulfur produces a rotten egg smell. Iron filters remove iron, sulfur and manganese from water, which results in fresh and odorless water.

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In Minnesota we see a lot of impurities in water whether it comes straight from the ground or municipal water systems. We install different types of filters based on what we find in your water when we come test it. Schedule a time for us to come test your water and help you find the right solution.
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Serving Crow Wing County, MN

Crow Wing County is located in the state of Minnesota’s East Central region. The population was 66,123 as of the 2020 United States Census. Brainerd is the county seat. In 1857, the county was founded, and in 1870, it was organized. The Brainerd, MN Micropolitan Statistical Area includes Crow Wing County.

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Common Water Issues in Crow Wing County, MN

Crow Wing County water contains 2.1 times the amount of nitrate allowed by the EWG Health Guidelines Standards. According to many, the primary source of nitrate in drinking water is fertilizer applied by local farmers. When it rains, the fertilizer is carried away and eventually finds its way into the groundwater.

Living in Crow Wing County is beautiful, but daily life requires dealing with hard water. Minerals are found in the county’s soil. These minerals make their way into the drinking water supply. This is why the majority of residents opt for water softeners to resolve their hard water difficulties.
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Dave and Jamie from Range Water provide not only great education about your home's water, but excellent customer service as well. Having a reverse osmosis system installed in our home has been life-changing!
Nicole Johnson


When I called, I was greeted with a cheery voice. Upon explaining my issue, I was immediately transferred to another upbeat voice that helped me through the problem with my osmosis system. The people at Range Water are friendly and helpful! I recommend people check into their water services!
Greg & Ruth Tatter


Jaime was very knowledgeable and friendly. He walked us through the process as he installed our RO water system. Very happy with our system and service.
Shannon Anderson


I had a water conditioner system installed by Range Water Conditioning and was very satisfied with their professional efficient service. The representatives were extremely polite, informative and accommodating with the specifics of my needs in the installation of my system.
Penny Obrien


On budget , on time. From the sales rep taking the time to explain the water system to the installation this was a flawless project 5 stars for sure. Used copper piping to install the filters. The mechanics was really excellent. Thanks for everything.
Bill Roach


Excellent installation and instructions on operation. Water is excellent now. Had a serious iron problem. Got two resin tanks. While system is automated I’m very satisfied with the service and the system.
David Kraus


They are so nice and easy to work with! They actually care about their customers! Will continue to work with them for a very long time!!
Lyndsey Roesner


Excellent service! The salesman was informative and not pushy at all. He spent 4 hours at my house explaining my options and answering my questions. The installer was at my place for 7 hours. He was very kind and thorough. We would recommend them!!
Adrien Clough


I've had Range water for several years. Range is rare in that they are completely customer focused. Thanks for the great service.
Joseph Watkins


The Range Water guys came and installed my reverse osmosis system in a little under and hour which included a line to the ice maker. This guys were fast and efficient and explained what they were doing and how the system was connected and when to change filters. A professional job all the way! Highly recommend Range Water for you water needs!
Andy Dehon


I had range water put in our water softener and Mark did a great job. He was quick and efficient and he left the job site immaculate. He explained how the unit he installed work and I was very satisfied with his job.
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About Range Water Conditioning

Family owned and operated for 50 years, with a combined 120 years’ experience analyzing tough water problems, we are confident we can find the right solution for your individual water needs. For a system to meet your needs, it must solve the water conditions at your house, be installed properly, and if needed, be promptly and professionally serviced.

WQA certified sales representatives professionally test your water before purchase so that we can feel confident that all of your water problems have been correctly identified. We design a water solution for your particular application and guarantee your satisfaction.

We have a service department that is second to none in providing prompt, dependable, knowledgeable and courteous answers to water problems. We strive to provide not only superior service on the equipment we sell but on other brands as well. Our reputation is important to us, thank you for letting us earn your trust.

Water Softener Systems

Any water supply that contains excessive minerals or metals, such as calcium and magnesium, is referred to as hard water. Although hard water is generally safe to drink, it can cause plenty of issues with cleaning, equipment longevity, and efficiency. Range Water Conditioning offers what we believe is the best water softener system on the market to assist you in defeating hard water.
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Reverse Osmosis Water Systems

The most effective method for filtering potentially dangerous elements from water is reverse osmosis filtration. RO water is extensively recommended by healthcare specialists due to its effectiveness. Drinking reverse osmosis water has numerous advantages.

Reverse osmosis water is more than just filtered water; it has several advantages for you and your house. Installing a reverse osmosis (RO) system provides your entire family with a limitless supply of safer, better-tasting water while also helping the environment and saving money.
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Iron Filtration Systems

Iron is one of the important elements for a healthy lifestyle and a well-balanced diet. Excessive iron, on the other hand, might be harmful to the body. If the water in your home has a yellow tint and a tiny metallic flavor, it’s because there’s too much iron in it. Installing an iron filter in your home is the most effective way to eliminate water stains and odors. It works by removing impurities from water, purifying it, and making it safe to drink and use for other purposes.
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Crow Wing County, MN

In 1837, European Americans had constructed a trading post in this area, on the east bank of the Mississippi River, opposite the Crow Wing River’s mouth. With a general-supply store that supplied the area, the post quickly became a center of commerce with the region’s Native Americans. The village had roughly 600 Europeans and Chippewa residents by 1866, making it a major population center.
On May 23, 1857, the territorial administration established the county and named Crow Wing as the county seat. The county’s governmental organization was not changed until March 3, 1870. The county was called after the river, which was named after a crow’s wing-shaped island in the river. Brainerd City was founded on November 19, 1881, and was named after Lawrence Brainerd, the father-in-law of J. Gregory Smith, the Northern Pacific Railroad Company’s first president.
Before moving west, Smith served as governor of Vermont from 1863 until 1865. He is known as the founder and father of Brainerd. The Vermont Central Railroad’s first president was Lawrence Brainerd. On March 11, 1871, the Northern Pacific Railroad began service to Brainerd with a special train. Its regular passenger service commenced in September of the following year. On November 1, 1877, the first passenger train from the Twin Cities arrived via Sauk Rapids. The Minnesota legislature annexed part of Cass County to Crow Wing County on February 18, 1887, doubling the original territory of Crow Wing County.
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Some Of The Areas We Work In

Baxter, MN

The city of Baxter is located in Crow Wing County, Minnesota. At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 7,610. The Brainerd Micropolitan Statistical Area encompasses it. Two of the city’s principal roadways are Minnesota State Highways 210 and 371.

Brainerd, MN

It is the county seat of Crow Wing County and one of the larger cities in northern Minnesota. Brainerd, which was developed as a railroad crossing above the confluence, crosses the Mississippi River several miles upstream from its confluence with the Crow Wing River.

Breezy Point, MN

Breezy Point is most known for its resort of the same name, which was built on land purchased in 1921 by millionaire publicist Wilford Fawcett, owner of Fawcett Publications and author of the famed Whiz Bang magazine. Fawcett House, his own residence, is available for rent to the general public.

Crosby, MN

Crosby was constructed solely for the purpose of mining. It was named after George H. Crosby, a mining sector tycoon. The Milford Mine tragedy, Minnesota’s deadliest mining disaster, occurred in Crosby. A new tunnel was bored too close to nearby Foley Lake on February 5, 1924, and water poured in, killing 41 miners.

Crosslake, MN

Crosslake is a city located in Crow Wing County, Minnesota. At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 2,141. The city of Crosslake was founded in 1959. North Cross Lake was formally integrated into the city of Crosslake in 1972.

Emily, MN

Emily is a town in Crow Wing County, Minnesota, that has a population of 813 people. Emily was named after Emily Lake, which is located nearby. In November 1905, it was laid out. It was founded in March of 1957. Emily’s post office opened in 1900.

Ironton, MN

Ironton is located on the Cuyuna iron range, which gives it its name. Crosby, its twin city, is located right next door. In September 1910, the town of Ironton was laid out. In June 1911, Ironton became a city. Ironton’s post office was established in 1910.

Nisswa, MN

Nisswa has become a popular tourist destination because of its many unique stores, such as Stonehouse Coffee, a coffee shop and cafe that roasts beans in-store, Adirondack Coffee, the first gourmet coffee shop in central Minnesota. Nisswa is traversed by the Paul Bunyan State Trail.

Pequot Lakes, MN

Pequot Lakes is a city in Crow Wing County, Minnesota, that is located in the United States. The population was 2,162 at the time of the 2010 census. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Brainerd Micropolitan Statistical Area. In March of 1900, the town of Pequot Lakes was platted.

Garrison, MN

Garrison was founded in May of 1937. Oscar E. Garrison, a land surveyor and civil engineer, was honored with the name Garrison Township. In 1854, Oscar E. Garrison planned out Wayzata in Hennepin County. Garrison’s post office was established in 1884.

Fort Ripey, MN

Fort Ripley was a United States military station that existed from 1849 to 1877. The fort, which is now known as Camp Ripley, was located on the opposite bank of the Mississippi River from Morrison County, where the current city of Crow Wing is located. Fort Ripley was constituted as a city in 1927. It got its name from the fort, which was named for American soldier and politician Eleazer Wheelock Ripley.

Jenkins, MN

Jenkins is a city in Crow Wing County, Minnesota, that is located in the United States. At the time of the 2010 census, the population was 430. Jenkins is a post office that has been in operation since 1895. George W. Jenkins, a local lumberman, provided the inspiration for the city’s name. Jenkins became a city in 1969 after being founded as a village in 1904.

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What is a Water Softener?

Minnesota has some very hard water and extremely high levels of iron. Thankfully, these water problems don’t pose a health risk, but they do create problems with plumbing, appliances, clothes, and glassware. Which costs you money. Water softeners soften the hard water and can help you save money on your water usage, extend the life of your dishwasher, washing machine and other water-based appliances. Soft water also makes your clothing whiter, brighter and less scratchy.
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