Softener repair · any brand

Before you replace it, let us look at it.

Most softeners that "stopped working" need a part, not a new unit. Repairs run $100 to $1,000 depending on what's wrong — and if it genuinely isn't worth fixing, we'll say so before we charge you anything.

A photo of the control head and the brand label is usually enough to quote the visit.
Closet with an old water softener removed, ready for a new unit to go in

What it usually is

$100–$250
Salt bridge or stuck float

Brine tank looks full but the water's hard. Often the cheapest call we make.

$250–$500
Valve seals, injector, or motor

Constant running to drain, won't regenerate, or error codes on the head.

$500–$1,000
Resin rebed or head replacement

Dead resin on an otherwise sound tank. We rebed with 10% cross-link — the only grade we carry.

Honest call
When it isn't worth it

If the repair is more than half the cost of an LPWS32K, we'll tell you and let you decide. No pressure either way.

Referred by your installer?

We service units other companies installed.

A good share of our repair calls come as referrals from other softener companies and from homeowners whose original installer isn't answering. Brand doesn't matter — if it has a valve and a tank, Jason has worked on it. Ten years at Kinetico before this covers most of what's out there.

Text before you call
Photo of the control head, the brand sticker, and any error code. Saves you a diagnostic trip.
Same-week scheduling
Mon–Sat 7am–5pm. Hard water isn't an emergency, but we don't make you wait on it.
Parts we stock
Clack valve parts on the truck. Other brands ordered same day.

Not sure if it's broken or just needs salt?

Call and describe it. We'll tell you over the phone if it's something you can fix yourself.

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