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Water Treatment in New Market

New Market, Shenandoah County

Pure Water Pure Air treats water for New Market homes, from the historic houses on Congress Street to farms along Smith Creek. We fit softeners, well systems and filters, and service water heaters.

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

New Market is about 11 miles from our Linville shop, over the line in Shenandoah County. We go north on US 11 or I-81, roughly 25 minutes. Call Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. One of our team will run a free basic water test at your home.

Our services in New Market

These are the 10 services we offer in New Market and Lacey Spring, from water tests and softeners to reverse osmosis and water heaters.

Well Water Treatment in New Market

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.

UV Water Purification in New Market

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 New Market

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 New Market

  • Downtown New Market
  • Congress Street
  • Battlefield area
  • Smith Creek
  • Endless Caverns area
  • Lacey Spring

A Historic Town on US 11

New Market is a historic town on US 11, where it runs through town as Congress Street. The New Market Battlefield sits on its edge. Homes in town are often on a public water system. On the farms around town and along Smith Creek, private wells are common.

Endless Caverns lies just south of town, another sign of the limestone karst under the Valley. That rock tends to make water hard. On a well, it can also mean iron, sulfur or water that changes after heavy rain.

Why New Market homeowners call us

  • Just up the roadAbout 11 miles from our Linville shop, north on US 11 or I-81.
  • Free test at your tapOur technician runs a basic water test on site and explains the results.
  • Care in older homesCustomers mention our installers leave the work area clean.
  • Water heaters tooWe install, replace and repair tank and tankless water heaters.

Farm Wells Near Endless Caverns

South of town, around Endless Caverns, the ground is limestone full of cracks and caves. Water can move through it quickly. That is one reason well owners near New Market should test their water, and test again if it changes.

Our free basic test covers common problems like hardness and iron. For bacteria, use a certified lab. The Virginia Household Water Quality Program runs low-cost well clinics. If you need a system, we build it in stages, and most installs are finished in a single visit.

  • Iron and sulfur filters for well water
  • UV systems once a lab confirms bacteria
  • Under-sink reverse osmosis for drinking water

Our coverage in New Market

From our shopAbout 11 miles northeast of Linville
RouteNorth on US 11 or I-81, roughly 25 minutes
HoursMon to Fri, 8am to 5pm
Water testFree basic test at your home, not a lab test
PermitsCheck with Shenandoah County

New Market water questions

Yes. New Market is in Shenandoah County, about 11 miles from our shop in Linville. We serve the town, the farms along Smith Creek and Lacey Spring. Call Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Our team comes to your home for the free basic water test.

Usually, yes. Older homes on Congress Street often have tight basements or crawl spaces. Our technician looks at the space during the free in-home visit and plans around it. Customers mention our installers explain the equipment and leave the work area clean.

That crust is hardness, minerals the water picks up from the limestone under the Valley. It shows up on faucets, glass and shower doors. Inside your water heater it builds scale. A softener takes out the minerals. Our free basic test shows how hard your water is.

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 New Market.

Water treatment in New Market

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