Hard water or rust stains in Whitman, MA? Book a free in-home water test.
We come to you in Whitman, test your water on the spot, and you see the results before you pay anything. No obligation.
What's in the free water test?
A free in-home test typically checks:
- Hardness
- Iron
- pH
- Total dissolved solids
Our technician tests on the spot, and you see the results before you pay anything.
Concerned about bacteria, arsenic, radon or PFAS? Those need a certified lab test. Ask us about one.
Sound familiar?
Tap the problem you're seeing to start booking your free water test.
Not sure what's causing it? See signs of hard water.
Typical prices & monthly payments
Whole-Home Carbon Filtration
As low as $20/mo*
$1,500–$4,000 installed
Whole-Home Filter + Softener
As low as $40/mo*
$3,000–$7,000 installed
Filter + Softener + Drinking-Water RO
As low as $53/mo*
$4,000–$8,000 installed
Full Stack: Filter, Softener, RO + UV
As low as $66/mo*
$5,000–$10,000 installed
Single-Fixture Reverse Osmosis
As low as $13/mo*
$950–$3,000 installed
*Based on the starting price shown at 9.99% APR for 120 months with $0 down (for example, $950 = 120 payments of $12.55), on approved credit. Rates and terms vary by lender.
Why homeowners use South Shore Water
- We test your water first, so recommendations match what's actually in it.
- You see your results before you pay anything.
- No obligation and no pushy sales.
Water in Whitman: what homeowners ask about
Whitman is on public water, and some Whitman homes are joint customers of the Abington/Rockland Joint Water Works. Check your water bill to see your supplier. Most homes here are served by public water, though some properties have private wells. Town-water homeowners commonly ask about chlorine taste and odor, scale buildup and PFAS; well owners ask about iron and sulfur.
Coastal and inland neighborhoods can see different water issues, which is why a test comes before any recommendation.
Your supplier publishes an annual water quality report (Consumer Confidence Report) each year. It's a good place to start, but it describes water leaving the treatment plant, not what comes out of your own tap after it runs through your pipes.
Common problems we test for: Hard water · Iron and rust stains · Metallic taste · Scale buildup · Chlorine taste or smell · Low pH and corrosive water.
Every home is different. We don't guess: we test your water first, then recommend only what the results support.
See what's in your town's water
EWG's database covers public water systems; private wells aren't included, so well owners need their own test.
What we help with
Well water treatment
Iron, sulfur (rotten-egg) odor, manganese, acidic water, bacteria and PFAS treatment for private wells.
Water softeners
Reduce scale on fixtures, water heaters and appliances, and make soap work better.
Whole-house filtration
Filter chlorine, taste and odor, and PFAS at the point of entry so every tap is covered.
Common questions
How much does it cost?
The in-home water test is free and there's no obligation. If you decide to treat your water, see our typical price ranges. We give you an exact quote after the test.
Will I get a lot of sales calls?
No. We use your info to confirm your test and follow up about it. Reply STOP to texts at any time.
I rent. Can you help?
We can only help homeowners. If you rent, ask your landlord or property owner to contact us.
How long does it take?
The form takes about 60 seconds. We then call or email to confirm your test time.
Do I need a filter or a softener?
Hardness causes scale; a softener addresses it. Iron, sulfur, chlorine and PFAS need filtration or specific treatment. A test tells you which.
Who will contact me?
We will, by phone or email, to confirm your test time.
Also serving nearby Abington and Marshfield. See all South Shore towns.
Water guides
See typical prices: Water treatment packages and monthly payments · Bottled water vs. a home system