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Factory Rebuild serviceFactory Rebuild service
If
your water softener is over 10 years old, it becomes increasingly likely that
the ion exchange resin is starting to fade. It will carry on using salt in the
normal way but will give you slight less and less softened water output.
Typically the situation occurs slowly, so slowly that you that you proberly
don't notice anything is wrong until scale starts to form or the soap lather
isn't reliable like it used to be. This occurs with all water softeners.
Unlike some water softeners, the Ensign can be rebuilt with new ion exchange
resin and genuine OEM components. This will restore the function to virtual new
condition and renew the 10+ year working life. Since 1982 the Marlborough factory has built up
a wealth of practical hands-on experience with water softeners.
We know exactly what it takes to make your water softener reliable again and
keep it running at peak performance.
The best thing you can do to a 10 to
15 year old water softener, is give it another fully functional working life
with a factory rebuild. It's cheaper and greener than a trade-in or sending it
to landfill.
Age of water softener |
Factory Rebuild Service - The Greenest Option |
Price
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10 years+ |
- Full replacement of ion–exchange resin bed
- Full Service correcting all faults using genuine original components, mechanical and electronic, without exception.
- Factory recalibration and clean–up
- Making your old unit into a virtual new machine
- Restoring softener to original factory performance and renewing the 10+ year working life
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All Ensign models
£465.20 6 monthly payments by DDR £77.53 interest free credit available. 0% APR
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Prices includes removal, reconnection, parts & labour and vat @ 20% |
Valid from November 2023
Not sure if it's best for your water softener? Why not send us some details. We'll offer you an honest recommendation. Contact us here.
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