Abingtons wells are the hardness exception
Water Softener Installation in Clarks Summit
Clarks Summit, Waverly, and South Abington sit above Scranton — and the wells up here often run genuinely hard, with iron and seasonal sediment riding along. That is the opposite of Scranton city water, which is officially soft. If someone quoted you a carbon-only city package for an Abingtons well, they had the wrong map. We measure hardness, iron, and pH free at your tap.
Pennsylvania does not regulate these wells. Spring melt can turn clear August water cloudy. Hardness commonly lands well above 7 grains per gallon — firmly in softener territory — but iron fouls resin if you skip the right stage first. We design a short train from the panel: iron when the stains say so, then a softener sized to the actual grains, not a neighbor’s tank.
Sound familiar?
Problems this system solves
The payoff
Why NEPA homeowners choose this system
Sized to Abingtons hardness
Your grains per gallon, your household — wells fifty feet apart can differ.
Iron handled in the right order
Protect the resin. Stains are not a detergent problem.
Well-first, not city-first
We will not sell Scranton carbon as a Clarks Summit softener.
Free well test
Hardness, iron, pH, TDS. Honest no if a street is actually on municipal and already soft.
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