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Whole-Home Water Filtration & Treatment

Mike Lambert's Plumbing & Heating Inc installs whole-home water filtration across Worcester County, Massachusetts. Testing comes first, covering iron, hardness, sulfur odor, and sediment, and the system gets built around those results rather than a sales script. Family-owned, based in Spencer, 22-plus years. Call (833) 969-4330.

Water Filtration

What We Handle

This part of the county is split. Some homes are on town water and some are on private wells, and the two bring completely different complaints to our phone. Town water tends to be about taste and chlorine. Wells bring iron, hardness, sediment, and that sulfur smell nobody wants coming out of a tap.

Our rule on this work is simple: test before recommending anything. Water problems look alike from the outside and have very different causes underneath, and equipment that solves the wrong one is money gone. We test, we show you the results, and we quote a firm price for a system that addresses what the test actually found.

It is also worth knowing that treatment protects more than your drinking glass. Hardness and sediment are hard on water heaters, fixtures, and anything else water runs through. Getting the water right tends to take some strain off the rest of the plumbing at the same time.

  • Water testing before any system is recommended
  • Whole-home filtration for iron, sediment, and sulfur odor
  • Softening for hard water that scales fixtures and appliances
  • Point-of-use filtration for drinking and cooking water
  • Filter and media changes on systems already in place

Hours: Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sun 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. We work to accommodate emergencies.

Common Questions

Water Filtration FAQs

How do I find out what is actually in my water?
By testing it, which is where we start. If you are on a private well nobody is testing it for you, so what you know is only what you can taste, smell, and see staining the sink. Testing turns that guesswork into a list of specific things to treat, or confirms your water is fine and you can save the money.
What is the difference between a water softener and a filter?
They solve different problems. A softener targets hardness, the dissolved minerals that scale fixtures and leave film on glassware. A filter removes particles, iron, or the compounds behind odor and taste. Some homes need one, some need both, and the test tells us which conversation we are having.
Does a filtration system need maintenance?
Yes. Filters and media do the work by capturing what you do not want, which means they eventually fill up and need changing on a schedule that depends on your water and your usage. We will tell you what yours needs before you buy it, and we service systems already installed.
What causes a sulfur smell in well water?
That sulfur smell comes from naturally occurring gases or reactions happening in the well and the plumbing, and sometimes from the anode rod inside a water heater reacting with the water. The cause decides the fix, which is why we test rather than start swapping equipment. It is a solvable problem.
How much does a whole-home filtration system cost?
It depends completely on what is in your water, since treating iron, hardness, and odor are different jobs requiring different equipment. We test first, then give you a firm price for the system that handles your specific results. No quote before testing, because that would just be a guess with a price tag.

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Business Hours

Mon – Fri: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Sat: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sun: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
We work to accommodate emergencies.

Serving Spencer, MA and Surrounding Areas