Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric installs trusted no salt water conditioning systems that protect your home, your health, and your plumbing—for families across Aurora and Greater Denver
Colorado’s hard water can leave spots on your dishes, buildup in your pipes, and irritation on your skin—but traditional water softeners aren’t the only solution. A no salt water conditioning system treats your water without harsh chemicals or salt-based regeneration. It reduces scale buildup, protects your plumbing, and keeps your water fresh from every tap. At Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we specialize in whole home water conditioning systems designed to work with Aurora’s water supply and home infrastructure. Whether you’re upgrading from an outdated system or looking for a low-maintenance alternative, we’ll help you choose a system that fits your lifestyle. Backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee, our installations are fast, clean, and built to last. You’ll feel the difference in your water—and in the confidence of knowing it’s Done right.
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Yes—no salt water softeners, also called salt-free water conditioners, are effective at preventing scale buildup and improving water quality throughout your home. While they don’t remove minerals like traditional softeners, they neutralize those minerals so they don’t stick to your pipes or fixtures. These systems are ideal for homeowners who want to reduce maintenance, avoid salt refills, and still protect their plumbing. Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric installs high-performance, salt-free water conditioning systems that work with Aurora’s hard water—and we’ll help you choose the right fit for your family.
The cost of a whole house water conditioning system can range from $1,800 to $4,000+, depending on the size of your home, your water usage, and the type of system that’s best for your needs. Salt-free options tend to require less maintenance and fewer add-ons. At Done, we’ll walk you through your options, provide transparent pricing, and back every installation with our 100% satisfaction guarantee. Financing is available, and Care Club members enjoy extra savings on installation and future service.
A water conditioning system treats the minerals in your water—like calcium and magnesium—so they don’t stick to your pipes, appliances, or skin. Unlike traditional softeners that remove minerals through salt exchange, a no salt water conditioning system changes the structure of those minerals so they pass through your system without forming buildup. This means less scale, cleaner plumbing, and softer-feeling water without using chemicals or salt. At Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we install whole home water conditioning systems that are low-maintenance, eco-friendly, and built for Colorado’s water supply.
If you’ve noticed cloudy glassware, dry skin, or stubborn white buildup around your faucets, you’re likely dealing with hard water. Common across the Denver metro area, hard water is packed with minerals like calcium and magnesium. Over time, those minerals stick to your pipes, damage appliances, and leave behind frustrating scale. While it’s safe to drink, untreated hard water can shorten the lifespan of your plumbing, stain laundry, and make cleaning harder than it should be.
That’s where water softeners come in—but not all are created equal. Old-school systems remove minerals through salt exchange, replacing calcium and magnesium with sodium. That process works, but it requires frequent salt refills, periodic maintenance, and wastewater discharge. It also isn’t ideal for homes on restricted plumbing codes or for homeowners looking to reduce sodium in their water. That’s why many families are choosing no salt water conditioning systems as a smarter, greener solution.
Before you commit to any solution, it’s important to understand how modern water conditioners differ from traditional softeners—and what makes them ideal for our region.
A whole house water conditioning system doesn’t remove minerals—it changes them. Using a process called template-assisted crystallization (TAC), it restructures hard minerals so they can’t cling to your pipes or fixtures. The minerals pass through harmlessly, leaving your water clean, your plumbing protected, and your skin feeling softer—all without salt, chemicals, or moving parts.
Conditioners handle hardness, but what about chlorine taste, sediment, or chemical runoff? For homeowners who want to go the extra mile, Done also installs whole home filtration and reverse osmosis systems. These solutions work together to create safer, better-tasting water throughout your home. Whether you want to protect your plumbing or purify your drinking water, we’ll help you build the right system from the ground up.
Choosing a water system isn’t just about the equipment—it’s about knowing what your home is up against.
The water coming into your home may look clear, but it’s carrying a heavy load—literally. Along the Front Range, mineral-heavy water is the norm, thanks to snowmelt sources, aging infrastructure, and fluctuating seasonal demand. That’s why so many homes here experience buildup in pipes, worn-out water heaters, and dry skin despite daily moisturizing. At Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we’ve been helping Colorado homeowners tackle these issues for over two decades. We don’t just install systems—we install solutions that are proven to work with the quirks of our region’s water. From newer homes with high-efficiency fixtures to older houses with a patchwork of plumbing upgrades, we’ve seen it all—and we know how to make your system last.
Every home has different plumbing needs. Whether you live in a new build with modern lines or a mid-century ranch that’s seen a few DIY upgrades, we’ll tailor your water conditioning system to match. Our process includes on-site water testing, an assessment of your plumbing layout, and a clear explanation of your best-fit options—no pressure, no guesswork.
From the first call to final cleanup, our team is focused on doing the job right—and doing it fast.
Water conditioning affects your whole home, so you want a team that understands how every system is connected. At Done, we’re more than just plumbers—we also handle heating, cooling, electrical, and sewer systems. If your water issues are causing corrosion in your water heater or impacting your appliances, we’ll spot it during the install and offer solutions on the spot. That’s what “one call does it all” really means.
We respect your time and your home. Our technicians arrive on time, explain every step, and finish clean. Most installations are completed in just one day—and they’re always backed by our Home Comfort Guarantee. You’ll get clear instructions on how to use your new system, along with maintenance tips and product warranties you can count on.
Just like your car or HVAC system, water conditioning systems benefit from regular tune-ups—and Done makes it easy.
Even low-maintenance systems benefit from regular checkups—especially in areas with shifting water chemistry like ours. When you join the Done Care Club, you get annual water checks, priority scheduling, and discounts on any future service. It’s an easy way to protect your investment, keep your water quality high, and make sure your system is running smoothly season after season.
Cleaner, conditioned water doesn’t just protect your plumbing—it improves your quality of life. At Done Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric, we help families across Aurora and the Greater Denver area find long-term solutions for hard water, scale buildup, and overall water quality. If you’re ready for softer showers, spotless sinks, and a healthier home, schedule your water conditioning consultation today.
