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Water Softeners & Water Treatment Services in Itasca County, MN

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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

Installing a water softening system in the home is the solution to hard water minerals. A water softening system not only assists in reducing the amount of hard minerals throughout your water supply, but also enhances the quality of your drinking water.

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Reverse Osmosis Filtration

RO water is not the same thing as filtered water. It has a variety of advantages for both you and your home. Installing a RO system provides almost unlimited supplies of safer, better-tasting water for your entire family while lowering household expenses.

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Iron Filters

Iron filters eliminate stains, minimize pollutants, and purify the water. Iron-containing appliances rust and corrode rapidly, and excessive sulfur creates a rotten egg odor. Iron filters remove sulfur, manganese, and iron.

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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 Itasca County, MN

The county of Itasca is located in the state of Minnesota. The population was 45,014 as of the 2020 United States Census. Grand Rapids is the county seat. Lake Itasca is the county’s name, which is a shortened version of the Latin words veritas caput, which means ‘truth’ and ‘head,’ a reference to the Mississippi River’s source. The county includes parts of the Bois Forte and Leech Lake Indian reservations.

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Common Water Issues in Itasca County, MN

Many counties have problems with water quality, and Itasca County is no exception. Many different state agencies are working to solve our water problems, but it’s unclear if things are getting better.
Itasca County is lovely, but daily existence necessitates dealing with hard water. Minerals can be discovered in the soil of the county. These minerals eventually find their way into the water supply. As a result, the vast majority of residents choose water softeners to treat their hard water problems.

Because one teaspoon of chloride can permanently pollute five gallons of water, and there is no simple way to remove it, it causes significant issues. During the truly harsh winters, the salt we use to melt snow and ice ends up in our lakes, streams, and groundwater.
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Customers Love Our Water Systems



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

Water softeners are the answer to hard water and its devastating impact on you and your house. Water that contains a higher concentration of calcium and magnesium is called hard water because it is so cruel on your hair, skin, and pipes. The higher the calcium and magnesium levels in your water, the harder it is and the more deposit and accumulation you will experience.

There are numerous advantages to using a water softener. A water softener removes calcium and magnesium from the water, making it soft. They require minimal maintenance and last around 15-20 years, saving you money on your electric bills and removing scale from your pipes.
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Reverse Osmosis Water Systems

Reverse osmosis water is less contaminated, contains less sodium, is free of parasites and bacteria, and is much safer for cancer patients. It removes pollutants through a membrane filter that prevents the entrance of solids and prominent bacteria. As a result, you will receive purified water that is contaminant-free.

Due to the fact that reverse osmosis systems remove minerals and contaminants, your food will taste better. When untreated water is used to cook, the minerals and chemicals in it can really affect the taste of your food. While boiling water eliminates bacteria, other pollutants remain.
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Iron Filtration Systems

The presence of an excessive amount of iron in your home’s water results in a yellow tint and a faint metallic taste. The most effective method to get rid of water stains and odors is to install an iron filter in your home. It purifies water for drinking and other purposes by eliminating contaminants from it.

Manganese is a mineral that can be found in rocks and soil naturally. It could also be a result of pollution from underground sources. Although it is less frequent than iron, it is commonly found in iron-containing water. Filtration system will give you an endless supply of safe drinking water.
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Itasca County, MN

The first boundary of Itasca County was established in 1849, when the Minnesota Territory was founded. It was once a much larger county that included several of the counties that make up today’s northern Minnesota. Cook, Lake, Saint Louis, Koochiching, eastern Lake of the Woods, eastern Beltrami, Itasca, northern Aitkin, and northern Carlton counties in Minnesota made up the original Itasca County.
Itasca County was named after Lake Itasca, which was discovered to be the Mississippi River’s true source. After several disagreements concerning the Mississippi River’s exact source, Henry Schoolcraft set out in 1832 to identify it. When he discovered the true source of the water, he named it ‘Lake Itasca.’ From its tiny beginnings at Lake Itasca, where it can be crossed on foot, the Mississippi River continues. It flows through Itasca County, past Bemidji, and on to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Some Of The Areas We Work In

Bigfork

Bigfork is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. At the 2010 census, the population was 446. Nearby is Scenic State Park.

Bovey

Bovey is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. It is located on the Iron Range of Minnesota. At the 2010 census, the population was 804.

Calumet

Calumet Post Office opened in 1908. The city was named after a Native American ceremonial pipe used by the French colonists.

Cohasset

Cohasset has had a post office since 1892. Cohasset, Massachusetts was accepted as the city’s name.

Coleraine

Coleraine is a town in Itasca County, Minnesota. The city was named after a mining businessman, Thomas F. Cole.

Deer River

The world’s largest wild rice festival takes place in Deer River. Perhaps its most distinguishing feature is its proximity to numerous lakes, including Deer Lake, Bowstring Lake any many others.

Effie

Effie is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. Minnesota State Highways 1 and 38 are two of the community’s main roads.

Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids was formed as a logging town due to the Mississippi River’s proximity to population centers.

Keewatin

Keewatin is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. At the 2010 census, the population was 1,068.

La Prairie

From 1890 to 1917, La Prairie had a post office. The Prairie River, which runs near the community, inspired the community’s name.

Marble

Marble is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. It is part of the Iron Range, a chain of minor mining towns.

Nashwauk

Nashwauk is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. At the 2010 census, the population was 983.

Squaw Lake

Along Minnesota State Highway 46, the town center is located. Tourism tied to fishing and hunting accounts for a large percentage of the economy.

Taconite

Taconite is a city in Minnesota’s Itasca County. At the 2010 census, the population was 360.

Warba

Since 1910, Warba has had a post office. Warba is an Ojibwe word that means “soon.”

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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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