That way, if you’re interested in an EcoWater system, at least you won’t come into negotiations empty handed. Our advice, then, would be to research some other possible options and price points.
It can be a somewhat jarring experience to invite a high-pressure salesperson into your home without any background knowledge on how much these systems usually cost, and unless you know someone personally who purchased a system from the EcoPure 6000 line, you’re not going to have a great idea. Instead, there’s a phone number for you to schedule a consultation with a sales representative. Unfortunately, it isn’t listed on their website. Most water softeners cost anywhere from $500-$4000, including installation. Beyond that, they have all the basics that you would expect out of a salt-based ion exchange water softening system, including a high efficiency setting and as-needed regeneration.
Furthermore, the systems come with a 1 year full warranty and 10 year limited warranty. It’s unlikely that even the biggest homes (or even commercial facilities) will need something beyond a 61,400 grain capacity. So, they have something for just about every size home. The EcoPure 6000 Series is available in the following grain capacities:ĮP6130 (Single Tank) 30,200 grain capacityĮP 6245 (Twin Tank) 45,400 grain capacityĮP 6260 (Twin Tank) 61,400 grain capacity As the most accessible and lowest-priced EcoWater system, we’ll start there. The EcoPure 6000, according to EcoWater’s website, is “the perfect, low cost solution” to taking care of your hard water needs. The process began in 2013 when Berkshire purchased 60% of the Marmon Group. The Marmon Group is currently undergoing the process of selling the rest of their companies to Berkshire Hathaway. The Marmon Group, an industrial holding company, bought EcoWater in 1981, and now they’re owned by Berkshire Hathaway, along with a number of other subsidiary companies. The company went on to make some significant improvements to their systems over the next fifty years, including iron filtering and more efficient regeneration. Lindsay founded EcoWater in 1925 when he patented a residential automatic water softener. Looking for an EcoWater Review? In this article, we’re going to review a few EcoWater water treatment systems, going over price, features, and more.įirst, we’ll be looking at a couple of the most popular EcoWater systems:ĮcoWater is the water softening brand that’s available at Costco, one of the USA’s biggest grocery retailers. EcoWater Treatment Systems Review: How Do They Stack Up?
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