Saltless Systems, Water Filters & RO in Lodi, CA

Lodi’s water story is a blend. In 2025 the city’s surface water treatment plant supplied about 47 percent of Lodi’s drinking water, and 25 of its 28 computer-controlled wells supplied the rest, rotated so the water you get is a mix. Nine of those wells have granular activated carbon filters for DBCP, an old soil fumigant.

Lodi is also one of the few cities that tells residents what kind of softener it prefers. Its 2025 report says: “if you use a water softener, we suggest you utilize one which is regenerated by the softener company. Self-regenerating units add salt to the wastewater, which can add significantly to the City’s wastewater treatment costs.” That’s why, in Lodi, we usually lead with a saltless system for scale and save the salt question for your free test.

Local water challenges in Lodi

• White scale and spots from the well side of the blend
• City guidance against self-regenerating salt softeners
• Chlorine taste and smell
• Families who want lower arsenic and nitrate in drinking water

How we help Lodi homes

For scale, a saltless system reduces buildup on fixtures and water heaters with no salt going to the city’s wastewater. A whole house water filter handles chlorine taste, and under-sink RO reduces arsenic, nitrate and dissolved solids in drinking water. If you still want true soft water, we’ll talk through it honestly against the city’s guidance at your test.