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Water treatment & testing

Iron, sulfur, hardness and water tests โ€” the other half of well ownership in mid-Michigan

Rotten-egg smell? Orange stains? That's the water side, not the pump. One call โ€” (989) 900-1624 โ€” and we'll point you to the right specialist.
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The specialists

Treatment-first companies โ€” filtration, softening, testing โ€” rather than pump repair. The treatment and testing specialists โ€” for bad tastes, stains, rotten-egg smell and water tests rather than pump repairs. Several repair companies on the other pages also offer treatment and testing; their listings mark it.

Maglothin Well & Water Treatment

Southeast Michigan base, travels wide
Residential focus

Southeast Michigan and into the Thumb โ€” surfaces in Thumb-area local searches

Water specialist covering both halves: well drilling and repairs on one side, water testing (nitrates, heavy metals) and tailored filtration on the other. Verbal and written inspections, well abandonment, financing available.

(248) 974-4026from the company's own site
No published rates โ€” free estimates.
water testing offeredtreatment / filtration offered
Residential focus

Genesee County and surrounding

Swartz Creek water-treatment shop โ€” the filtration side of the trade, for iron, sulfur and hardness problems rather than pump repairs.

(810) 635-9368from the operator's Google profile
No published rates โ€” quoted per job.
treatment / filtration offered
Residential focus

Northern-mid-Michigan service territory

Locally owned RainSoft franchise out of Flushing โ€” water treatment systems for well households. Listed as a franchise of a national brand, clearly labeled as such.

(810) 244-0668from the operator's Google profile
No published rates โ€” quoted per job.
treatment / filtration offered

When it's the water, not the well

  • Rotten-egg smell is usually hydrogen sulfide โ€” treatable, not dangerous, and very common in these aquifers.
  • Orange/brown stains point to iron; white scale to hardness. Both are treatment questions, not drilling questions.
  • Test, then treat. Any treatment worth buying starts with a water test โ€” nitrates and bacteria matter on farms and older wells in particular.

Repair companies that also do treatment

Marked on their listings as treatment offered โ€” verified from their own sites 2026-09-28:

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