Frisco water is reported or benchmarked at 5.6–11.7 grains per gallon (96–200 mg/L). Because water conditions vary, ClrWtrCo confirms hardness at the tap before recommending a whole-home filtration or conditioning system.
We measure hardness (GPG), chlorine/chloramines, and TDS directly at your tap with calibrated digital meters and drop chemistry you inspect with your own eyes. Zero sales pressure.
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Mineral hardness accumulates inside water heaters and dishwashers over time. Our catalytic conditioning helps control scale buildup on heating elements without salt bags or wastewater.
NTMWD uses chloramines for disinfection. Properly selected catalytic carbon media is designed to help reduce chlorine-related taste and odor at the main water line.
Mineral hardness can leave residue on fixtures and affect how water feels during bathing. An at-tap diagnostic helps identify the home's actual conditions.
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Frisco receives treated water from NTMWD's Wylie Water Treatment Plant. NTMWD's 2025 report lists a 96–200 mg/L hardness range at that plant; individual tap readings vary.
The published reference is 96–200 mg/L (5.6–11.7 grains per gallon). Method: 2025 NTMWD Wylie treatment-plant range; Frisco receives treated water from that plant. Dissolved calcium and magnesium can form scale inside water heaters and leave residue on fixtures.
Municipal disinfectant practices vary by supplier and season. Properly selected catalytic carbon media is designed to help reduce chlorine-related taste and odor; system selection follows the home's water diagnostic.
Frisco receives treated water from the North Texas Municipal Water District (NTMWD). While chloramines (chlorine + ammonia) are used throughout the year, NTMWD conducts a mandatory 28-day Free Chlorine Conversion every spring (typically March). During this period, disinfectant levels spike to purge distribution mains, creating strong bleach odors, skin dryness, and eye irritation in the shower.
Standard refrigerator filters cannot keep up with this chemical volume. ClrWtrCo installs catalytic carbon media engineered specifically to adsorb chloramines and unbonded free chlorine before water enters your plumbing loop.
We don't ask you to take our word for it. We test your water right in front of you and explain every reading.
We measure real-time hardness drops and digital Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) at your kitchen and outdoor fixtures. You see the raw numbers on calibrated meters before discussing any solutions.
Our catalytic TAC conditioning prevents calcium crystallization on heating coils. In Frisco homes, this protects high-cost tankless water heaters and dishwasher heating elements from early failure.
Hundreds of North Texas homeowners trust ClrWtrCo because we never engage in scare tactics, fake water sludge demos, or high-pressure sales scripts. Honest service, guaranteed.
No mystery pricing or four-hour sales pitches. Here is our straightforward system matrix:
Salt-Free Conditioning & Filtration
Whole-Home + Pure Drinking Water
Whole-Home + UV Disinfection
Our base prices reflect standard installations on pre-plumbed garage water loops. The three factors that determine your final investment are: 1) Plumbing Loop Status (homes requiring a new main-line intercept vs existing soft-water loop), 2) Home Size & Bathroom Count (sizing tank flow rates between 10 GPM and 15+ GPM for multi-bath estates), and 3) Point-of-Use Drinking Add-ons (adding reverse osmosis runs to refrigerators). We confirm all plumbing specifics upfront during your free diagnostic.
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Frisco's published reference or supplier benchmark is 96–200 mg/L (5.6–11.7 grains per gallon), classified as moderately hard to very hard. 2025 NTMWD Wylie treatment-plant range; Frisco receives treated water from that plant.
Frisco receives treated water from NTMWD's Wylie Water Treatment Plant. NTMWD's 2025 report lists a 96–200 mg/L hardness range at that plant; individual tap readings vary.
Yes. We install whole-home systems across all Frisco communities, including Phillips Creek Ranch, Starwood, Newman Village, Stonebriar, Fields, and Edgestone at Legacy.
Most whole-home systems are installed in 2 to 4 hours in the garage or utility loop, with minimal water disruption.
We perform an at-tap hardness diagnostic and take a separate TDS reading, then explain what each result means and its limitations.
Measure hardness and TDS at your tap, understand the limits of each reading, and review suitable whole-home options without sales pressure.
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