Odor-Free Quality Fresh Water Filters For Your Home

Jeff’s Water Conditioning & Greenville Plumbing water filters are specifically designed to effectively and efficiently treat a multitude of water problems, from both city and well sources. These filters are manufactured to use water efficiently, conserving your water supply while reducing the wear and tear on your well system. Our water filters can provide the quality water you want without all the unwanted minerals, odors, tastes or acidity (Download PDF for complete details).

​System Benefits and Features

• Flexible “adjustable cycle sequence” programming — conserves water and maintains well performance
• Advanced history and diagnostic screens
• Extended lithium battery backup
• Simple to run, efficient to operate
• Effectively removes particles that can enter into household water
• Eliminates chlorine taste and smell common with municipal water

Water Filters | Greenville WI

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Air-Draw Water Filters: Quality Odor-Free Water

Jeff’s Water Conditioning Filters are proven successful in effectively reducing iron and sulfur odors while correcting mildly acidic water conditions commonly found in well water anywhere. The air-draw water filters are often used in combination with Jeff’s exclusive series of water softeners to provide a total water treatment solution. All water filters are environmentally safe. With these combined components - custom media blends, proprietary programming capabilities, and Jeff’s Water & Greenville Plumbing - no other water treatment solution can compare in features or performance. Protect your home and your family with the best.

​How It Works

The media bed works in combination with an air charge chamber within the tank to oxidize and filter the elements that cause iron and sulfur odors and stains. At the programmed time, the system will regenerate using ordinary air and water to backwash the system clean of iron, sulfur, and other well water contaminants.

​Backwash Air Cycle Feature

The Backwash Air Cycle feature is an adjustable cycle that allows the control valve to slowly “inch” its way into backwash, allowing air to escape slowly instead of one “rush.” This slow release of air virtually eliminates the thrashing of drain lines or noisy discharge of air to drain when the valve first advances to backwash.