Diagnose untreated and treated water
Compare current hardness before and after the system, then observe regeneration and brine-tank behavior.
Repair-versus-replace factors
Consider valve parts support, tank and resin age, efficiency, leaks, warranty, prior repairs and the installed cost of a suitable replacement.
Do not inherit bad settings
A new valve should not simply copy an old program. Recalculate from tested hardness, resin volume, salt dose and household demand.
Straight answers
Common questions
Can resin be replaced?+
Sometimes. Resin condition, tank integrity, valve quality and labor cost determine whether re-bedding makes sense.
Why is my salt tank full of water?+
Brine draw, injector, valve, drain or programming problems can cause this. Arrange a diagnosis before replacing the entire system.