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Water treatment in 100 Mile House

Town home or acreage.
Start with your supply.

Tell us whether your property uses municipal water or a private well, what you are noticing and how your household uses water. We use those details to plan the assessment and discuss a suitable system.

100 Mile House · British Columbia

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Water is our business.

The everyday difference

Prepare for a useful water assessment

For a private well, bring the available laboratory report and pump information. For a municipal connection, identify the supplier and the concerns at your taps. In either case, photos of the utility space help us plan ahead.

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01

Your source

Identify the water supplier or well and bring any available water results.

02

Your priorities

Tell us about scale, staining, taste, odour or a change in flow.

03

Your installation

Consider household use, plumbing, equipment space and access for service.

Local water information

Published water results
for 100 Mile House.

The District’s laboratory appendix includes several distribution sampling locations and two sampling dates. Keeping them separate shows the mineral levels reported around the municipal system.

Distribution samples · Hardness, TDS, iron and manganese

Sampled April 22 and September 9, 2025 · CARO reports 25D2930 and 25I1353

These are the six samples in the two laboratory reports appended to the District’s 2025 annual report. Hardness is expressed as calcium carbonate.

Municipal distribution samples
Sample locationSample dateHardness (mg/L as CaCO₃)TDS (mg/L)Total iron (mg/L)Total manganese (mg/L)pH
Sandhill CrescentApril 22, 2025665843<0.0100.001598.11
BlackstockApril 22, 20256438610.0190.006877.99
Bulk WaterApril 22, 2025602849<0.0100.000778.14
SeventhSeptember 9, 2025592864<0.0100.000387.91
SandhillSeptember 9, 2025596865<0.0100.000458.02
Moore AvenueSeptember 9, 20256118730.0120.000818.07

The laboratory pH results carry the report’s HT2 holding-time qualifier. Consult the complete certificates for methods, qualifiers and the other measured parameters.

Read the 2025 District report and complete laboratory results ↗

These are dated public results for the locations shown, not a current test of your home. “<” means below the stated reporting limit, not zero. The linked reports contain the full results and laboratory notes. Sources checked September 12, 2026. Follow your supplier’s current notices and advisories.

How we approach it

Plan the system
around the findings.

We explain the purpose of the selected equipment and the practical installation requirements.

  • AssessReview relevant readings, source information and household demand.
  • DesignSelect treatment stages and size the equipment for the conditions.
  • SupportExplain routine care and how to reach us about service.

A few useful answers

Questions, answered.

Can I choose a softener from another household’s hardness reading?

Use a measurement from your own supply when sizing treatment. Household demand and the required service flow also matter.

What if I live outside the town centre?

Include your community and postal code when you contact us. We will discuss service availability and visit arrangements for your location.

Start with your water

Let’s talk about your
100 Mile House home.

Tell us where you are, what you’re noticing and what space you have. We’ll help you understand the next step.

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