Ballston Spa, New York · Family-owned · Authorized Puronics dealer
Springhouse Water Club helps homeowners across Saratoga County and the Capital Region understand what is in their water and choose treatment that fits: whole-house softening and filtration, reverse-osmosis drinking water, and installation by experienced local plumbers.
Authorized independent Puronics dealer. Residential systems engineered and manufactured in Livermore, California, with performance claims tested and certified by the Water Quality Association to NSF/ANSI standards. Why we chose Puronics
Why we started
Springhouse Water Club began with a simple goal: a more complete water-treatment solution for our own family. After meeting with several local companies, we found offers built around softening or taste alone. We wanted a comprehensive approach that would give us real confidence in the water our family uses every day. That search led us to Puronics, and to starting a business so other families in our community could consider the same solutions.
The name comes from the old springhouses that once kept water cold and clean on farms across this region. It is a reminder of what we are here to do: keep the water in your home as good as it can be, with no shortcuts.
What began as a search for better water for our own family has become our commitment to yours.
Start with what you notice
Pick the closest match to read what it usually means and what an in-home assessment can tell you. Symptoms alone are not a diagnosis, and none of these pages will prescribe a system; they explain the options so the conversation at your kitchen table is a short one.
Two kinds of treatment
Most homes benefit from thinking about water in two places. Point-of-entry systems treat every tap, shower, and appliance. Point-of-use systems treat the water you drink and cook with at one faucet. Many households end up with both; some need only one.
Point of entry
Reduces hardness minerals that cause scale and soap trouble, and reduces chlorine and chloramine taste and odor from municipal water, before it reaches any fixture. Protects water heaters, dishwashers, and plumbing.
Whole-house filtration Water softenersPoint of use
An under-sink system with its own faucet, certified to reduce specific dissolved contaminants such as lead, arsenic, fluoride, and PFOA/PFOS in the water you drink and cook with.
Reverse osmosis Micromax 8500How it works
No online checkout and no equipment chosen from a symptom quiz. Every recommendation starts with your water and how your household uses it.
We visit, test your water for treatment-relevant conditions, ask about your plumbing, fixtures, and how many people use water, and explain what we find in plain language.
We match a system, or a combination, to your results and your home. You get a written quote with the equipment, the work, and the manufacturer warranty terms spelled out.
Experienced local plumbers install the system, commission it, and walk you through how it works and what it needs from you going forward.
Featured systems
Three whole-house softener and filter combinations that share the same treatment media and smart valve but differ in tank construction, plus a five-stage under-sink reverse-osmosis system. Other Puronics configurations may be recommended based on your water test.
Whole house
Whole-house softening and chlorine/chloramine filtration in a polyethylene-lined fiberglass tank.
DetailsWhole house
The same whole-house treatment as the Defender, in a three-piece tank finished with a stainless-steel outer cover.
DetailsWhole house
Whole-house softening and chlorine/chloramine filtration built around a food-grade 316L stainless-steel tank.
DetailsDrinking water
Five-stage under-sink reverse-osmosis drinking-water system with Easy Change cartridges.
DetailsNo. Our in-home assessment is a treatment-oriented screening: it looks at conditions that treatment equipment addresses, such as hardness and chlorine, and helps us size and select a system. It does not certify that water is safe, and it does not detect every possible contaminant. If you have a health concern, especially on a private well, we will point you to a New York State ELAP-certified laboratory and your county health department, and we can help you read those results. See in-home water testing.
They do different jobs. A softener reduces hardness minerals; a whole-house filter reduces chlorine and chloramine taste and odor (and, in the systems we install, is combined with softening in one tank); reverse osmosis treats the drinking water at one faucet and is certified to reduce specific dissolved contaminants. Many homes use a whole-house combination system plus an RO at the kitchen sink. Our guide on softener vs filter vs reverse osmosis explains the differences.
Experienced local plumbers install every system we sell. We plan the installation around your mechanical room, drain, and electrical access, and we walk you through the system when it is commissioned. Details are on our installation page.
We do not publish prices because the right answer depends on your water, your home, and the equipment that fits. After the in-home assessment you receive a written quote that itemizes the equipment, installation, and warranty terms. Our guide to cost and ownership explains what drives the number and how to compare proposals.
Yes. Well water needs a different starting point: we recommend certified laboratory testing for bacteria and other health-related parameters (New York State recommends annual bacteria testing), and we use those results together with our in-home screening to recommend treatment. The featured C-series systems are designed for chlorinated or chloraminated supplies, so a private well without disinfection usually calls for a different Puronics configuration. Read well water vs municipal water.
Every recommendation begins with an in-home water test and a conversation about how your household uses water. Tell us about your home and we will be in touch to arrange a visit.
