Stop orange staining, eliminate rotten-egg smell, and protect every appliance in your home from iron-laden well water.
If your well water stains fixtures orange, smells like rotten eggs, or leaves black residue — you need iron and sulfur treatment.
Iron in well water leaves rust-coloured stains on sinks, toilets, bathtubs, laundry, and concrete. Even at low concentrations it damages fixtures and ruins clothing — and no amount of scrubbing fixes it once it's there.
A properly sized iron filter removes both clear-water iron (dissolved) and red-water iron (already oxidized) before it reaches a single tap in your house.
That distinctive sulfur smell from your hot water tap is hydrogen sulfide (H2S) gas. It's harmless to drink but unpleasant, and at higher concentrations it corrodes plumbing, water heaters, and silverware.
Our iron filters are designed to remove H2S along with iron in a single system — no separate sulfur treatment needed.
Iron and manganese build up inside pipes and water heaters, restricting flow and reducing the working life of every appliance that touches water. Iron-laden water also rapidly fouls water softeners, drinking-water systems, and humidifiers.
Installing an iron filter before your other treatment systems extends their life by years and reduces ongoing maintenance costs.
If you see any of these, iron, manganese, or hydrogen sulfide is in your supply.
Iron isn't one problem — it comes in several forms, and each is removed differently. This is why we test on-site before recommending a system.
Fully dissolved and invisible at the tap — the water runs clear, then turns orange after sitting an hour or two. Found in the majority of Manitoba wells. Above 0.3 ppm it stains toilets, laundry, and dishwashers, and quietly builds up inside pipes, hot water tanks, and your softener.
Already oxidized, so it comes out of the tap visibly orange or brown. Not dissolved — you can see it. It stains everything ferrous iron does, but clogs plumbing faster and more aggressively if left untreated.
Living organisms that feed on iron and manganese, forming a reddish-brown slime called iron ochre. Causes foul odours, slimy buildup, clogged pipes, and reduced pressure. Removing the iron they feed on is what brings them under control.
Our iron filters target the specific contaminants in your water.
Eliminates both clear-water (dissolved) iron and red-water (oxidized) iron through advanced oxidation and filtration media.
Manganese is often present alongside iron and causes black staining. Our systems remove both simultaneously.
The same air-injection process oxidizes hydrogen sulfide gas — removing up to 4 ppm of the rotten-egg sulphur smell in the same single pass. No separate sulphur unit needed.
Regenerates every 3–5 days based on usage and is far friendlier on your septic system than chemical Greensand filters — no harsh chemicals introduced into your water or the groundwater.
We test your water before quoting, so the system we install matches your iron levels and household demand.
The media bed lasts 7–10 years before replacement, and the Clack valve can be cleaned and reused. A tech can disassemble the valve in 5 minutes — no nuts, bolts, screws, or springs.
Iron itself isn't a health hazard at the levels found in most Manitoba wells. It's primarily an aesthetic and practical issue — staining, taste, smell, and damage to plumbing and appliances. That said, we recommend a free water test so we can confirm what you're actually dealing with.
Softeners can handle small amounts (up to about 1.0 ppm of clear-water iron). Anything higher overwhelms the resin, fouls the system, and shortens its life. For most Manitoba wells, you need a dedicated iron filter installed before the softener.
If you have well water with significant iron and hard minerals (most of Manitoba), yes. They solve different problems and work together — the iron filter protects the softener, and the softener protects everything downstream.
With proper installation, our iron filter systems typically need annual maintenance. We can put you on a service schedule if you'd like.
Yes — we provide complimentary water testing. We measure iron, hardness, pH, and other relevant parameters so we can recommend exactly the right system size and configuration.
Free, no-obligation estimates. Same or next-day service across Manitoba.
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