Tri-County Water
Serving Mid & West Michigan and Northeast Indiana! Give us a call for a free consultation today.
Tri-County Water was founded in 1966 and has been offering the best commercial and residential water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, water filters, bottled water, and more for decades in the greater Jackson and Lansing areas. We'll give you a free water analysis and figure out the ideal water treatment system for your home or office application. We carry water softeners, filters, and RO systems from EcoWater and Hellenbrand, and have everything from high quality affordable options to the highest tech items that can connect via Wi-Fi.
09/22/2026
Your water softener works hard every day. Make sure it’s working the way it should.
Water Softener Tune-Up $99 Special
We’ll inspect your system, clean key components, check settings and make sure your softener is performing properly.
Schedule your tune-up today.
tricountywater.com/tune-up-now/
$99 Water Softener Tune-Up in Jackson, MI | Tri County Water Ready for Better Water? Experience the benefits of clean, safe water all year long. This month’s exclusive special includes: - A professional water softener tune-up- Salt delivery deal — Buy 9 bags, get 1 FREE- A free in-home water test to uncover hidden issues
09/11/2026
Today, we remember the lives lost, the courage shown, and the unity that followed.
September 11, 2001. Never Forget
09/09/2026
Hard water often leaves clues you can see.
White, chalky spots on faucets, fixtures and glassware are caused by minerals such as calcium and magnesium left behind as water evaporates. Over time, that same mineral buildup can affect plumbing, appliances and how much work it takes to keep your home clean.
Wondering how hard your water is? Schedule a free water test with Tri-County Water.
Learn more: tricountywater.com/home-water-test-guide
08/31/2026
We covered a lot of water-quality topics this August, from PFAS and VOCs to microplastics, cyanobacteria, taste and odor concerns.
Have questions about your water? Start with a free water test.
Call (800) 894-1818 or Visit: tricountywater.com/free-water-test/
08/28/2026
Do you really know what’s coming out of your tap?
Water can look, smell and taste perfectly normal while still leaving homeowners with questions.
Our updated guide explains:
- When home water testing makes sense
- The difference between well and city water testing
- What an in-home water test can tell you
- When certified laboratory testing may be appropriate
Understanding your water is the first step toward making an informed decision about your home.
Read the article:
Water Safety at Home: Why Testing Your Water Matters | Tri County Water Quick Answer: Should You Test Your Home’s Water? Yes. Testing can help homeowners understand the water coming from their tap and determine whether additional testing or treatment should be considered. Private well owners have an especially important role because private wells are not regulated lik...
08/24/2026
Do we really consume a credit card’s worth of plastic every week?
Learn More tricountywater.com/microplastics-in-tap-water/
You may have seen that statistic before. But where did it come from, and is it actually accurate?
What we do know is that microplastics have been detected in food, air and drinking water. What researchers are still working to understand is exactly how much we're exposed to and what it means.
We took a closer look at microplastics in tap water, what the research actually says, and what homeowners should know.
08/21/2026
Cyanobacteria, cyanotoxins, taste and odor are often discussed together, but they aren't the same thing.
Our latest article breaks down what homeowners should know and where to find reliable information when questions about water quality arise.
Cyanobacteria in Drinking Water: What Homeowners Should Know Quick Answer: Cyanobacteria occur naturally in lakes, rivers, ponds and other surface waters. Under certain conditions, they can multiply rapidly and form harmful algal blooms. Some cyanobacteria are capable of producing compounds known as cyanotoxins. Public water systems use treatment, monitoring....
08/20/2026
Hard water spots coming back? Using more salt than usual? Water just doesn’t feel the same?
Your water softener may be telling you it needs attention.
We break down 7 common signs your water softener needs service and why a problem doesn’t necessarily mean you need a new system.
7 Signs Your Water Softener Needs Service | Tri-County Water Quick Answer: How Do You Know if Your Water Softener Needs Service? Your water softener may need service if you notice hard water spots returning, soap not lathering well, dry or stiff laundry, changes in water pressure, unusual salt usage, water that feels different, or
08/19/2026
Is your water softener working like it should?
Get a $59 Water Softener Tune-Up from Tri-County Water. We'll inspect, clean and check your system to help keep it performing at its best.
Schedule your tune-up today:
https://tricountywater.com/59-water-softener-tune-up-jackson-mi/
08/17/2026
Fluoride in your drinking water: what do you actually need to know?
Where it comes from, why levels vary, how to find out what’s in your water, and which treatment options can reduce it.
We break down 10 important facts homeowners should know about fluoride in drinking water.
Fluoride in Drinking Water: What Homeowners Need to Know Quick Answer: Is Fluoride in Drinking Water? Yes. Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that can be present in groundwater, and some public water systems also adjust fluoride levels as part of community water fluoridation programs. The amount of fluoride in your water depends on your
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