Water Guys.

Based in Spokane Valley, Water Guys works with Puronics and Water Right equipment and advertises American-made systems. The company says it was founded in 2010, is family-owned, and registers each system for its manufacturer warranty before the technician leaves the house, with multi-decade warranties claimed on some systems. The state lists John Baxter and Nicole Baxter as principals since 2025, and the crew is small, in the one-to-three range. The service list on the company's own site reaches past Spokane County into Stevens, Kootenai, Bonner and Pend Oreille counties, naming towns like Deer Park, Colville, Rathdrum and Sandpoint. The work here is narrow and residential: testing the water, recommending a treatment setup, installing it, and keeping it running through scheduled filter changes and annual inspections. That suits a buyer who wants the water checked before closing, an older house getting whole-house filtration, or a well owner who would rather have maintenance on a calendar than remember it. Commercial plumbing and burst pipes are outside the focus; those calls belong with a plumber. Water treatment splits cleanly by size. A single under-sink reverse osmosis unit or a filter swap is a short visit, and the main question is whether the parts are easy to get later. A whole-house system or a softener on a well is a bigger decision: it starts with a proper test, since hardness and well chemistry vary across the region, and it ties into the home's main line. For that larger job, look for a specialist who tests first, explains the results, and offers ongoing service, and save general plumbers for repairs.