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Water Treatment in Dayton

Dayton, Rockingham County

Pure Water Pure Air treats water for Dayton homes and the Mennonite farms west of town. We test your water, then fit softeners, well systems and filters, and we install and repair water heaters.

  • Family-owned
  • Free in-home water test
  • Authorized Hague dealer
  • A.O. Smith water treatment dealer
  • Most installs in one visit

Dayton is about 11 miles from our shop in Linville. We drive south on Route 42 through Harrisonburg, roughly 25 minutes. Call Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, to book a free basic water test. Our technician runs it at your home and explains each result.

Our services in Dayton

These are the 10 services we offer in Dayton and toward Ottobine, from softeners and well systems to drinking water and water heaters.

Water Softener Installation in Dayton

Hague and A.O. Smith water softeners for Shenandoah Valley homes, sized after a free in-home water test and most often installed in one visit.

Well Water Treatment in Dayton

Staged well water treatment for iron, manganese, sulfur smell, low pH and sediment, planned after a free in-home water test in the Shenandoah Valley.

Whole-House Water Filtration in Dayton

Sediment and carbon whole-house filters for Shenandoah Valley homes, chosen after a free in-home water test and most often installed in one visit.

UV Water Purification in Dayton

UV systems that treat private well water for germs such as coliform bacteria, with the right pre-filter, lamp changes and service from our Linville shop.

Water Heater Repair in Dayton

Repair for water heaters with no hot water, lukewarm water, leaks, rusty water or rumbling, plus honest advice on whether to repair or replace.

Where we work in and around Dayton

  • Downtown Dayton
  • Main Street
  • Silver Lake
  • Cooks Creek
  • Ottobine
  • Clover Hill

Old Order Farms and Town Taps

Dayton sits in the heart of Old Order Mennonite farm country, and you will share the road with horse-and-buggy traffic. Homes in town are often on a public water system. On the farms west toward Ottobine and Clover Hill, private wells are the norm.

Silver Lake and Cooks Creek are part of the town's landscape. Under it all lies limestone, which tends to make well water hard. About half of Rockingham County residents rely on private wells, according to Virginia Cooperative Extension, so many Dayton families look after their own water.

Why Dayton homeowners call us

  • Free test at homeWe run a basic water test at your kitchen tap. It is free, but not a lab test.
  • Family to familyWe are a family-owned company in Linville, with experience going back to 1958.
  • Well systemsIron, sulfur, sediment and hardness systems for farm wells west of town.
  • One visit for mostMost installs are finished in a single visit.

Water Heaters and Hard Water in Dayton

Hard water and water heaters do not get along. Scale, a hard, chalky mineral crust, settles on the tank bottom. Over time it can make the tank rumble and heat more slowly. In a tankless heater, scale can clog the small passages that heat the water.

We install, replace and repair tank and tankless water heaters in Dayton homes. Water heaters run on gas, propane or electricity, so ask which fuel types we install. Manufacturer tank warranties vary by model. Ask us about the one on yours.

  • Repair for rumbling, lukewarm water or leaks
  • Tankless installs with a softener to fight scale
  • Help deciding between repair and replacement

Our coverage in Dayton

From our shopAbout 11 miles south of Linville
RouteSouth on Route 42 through Harrisonburg, roughly 25 minutes
HoursMon to Fri, 8am to 5pm
Water testFree basic test at your home, not a lab test
PermitsCheck with Rockingham County

Dayton water questions

Yes. We serve Dayton and the farms west toward Ottobine and Clover Hill. Most of those homes use private wells, and well water is a big part of what we do. Call Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm, and tell us how to find you.

It can, if hardness is the problem. Limestone under the Valley tends to make well water hard, which leaves spots, soap scum and scale. But many wells also carry iron or sulfur, which may need a filter before the softener. Our free basic test shows what you have.

Maybe not, but many people still notice hard water. Town water is treated to meet safety standards, and hardness is not a safety issue. It can still leave spots on dishes and scale in your water heater. Our free basic test shows how hard your water is before you decide.

Free In-Home Water Test

Call Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm. Our team will run a free basic water test at your home in Dayton.

Water treatment in Dayton

Call Mon to Fri, 8am to 5pm, or email us. Leave a message after hours and we will call you back.