Water softening
Reduce hardness, scale and soap buildup while helping protect fixtures and water-using appliances.
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Lake Minnetonka • West Metro • Northwest Metro
Better water starts with the right questions.
We are local and understand the requirements of each home's water supply, so the system is selected and sized to deliver the results you need.
✓ Local water expertise✓ Straightforward recommendations✓ Installation & ongoing service
What are you noticing?
Local water knowledge
Built for your water.
Built for the result.
Your water is not necessarily the same as your neighbor's. A good recommendation starts with your water source, test results, household usage, plumbing and the problems you want solved.
Walleye Water Treatment handles the testing, system selection, installation and service—then explains the recommendation in plain language.
Residential solutions
Built around your water
We configure proven treatment equipment for your home's actual water conditions and flow needs.
Continuous soft water
Twin-tank options keep treated water available around the clock—even while a tank regenerates.
Explore twin-tank systems →Iron & odor treatment
Treatment selected around iron, manganese, sulfur and the specific chemistry of your water.
Fix problem water →Whole-home filtration
Carbon, sediment and specialty filtration for clearer water and improved taste and odor.
Improve whole-home water →Drinking water systems
Reverse osmosis and point-of-use options for excellent water at the kitchen tap.
Upgrade drinking water →Not sure what you need?
That's normal—and exactly why we start with an assessment.
Tell us about your waterHow it works
Clear water. Clear process.
No guesswork and no pressure to decode equipment specifications yourself.
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Tell us what you're seeing
Complete the short assessment below so we understand your home and water concerns.
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We evaluate your water
We confirm the right testing and gather the details needed to size your system correctly.
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Get a straightforward recommendation
We explain what needs treatment, the system we recommend, and why it fits.
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Professional installation & service
We install it properly and remain available to help keep it performing.
Free water assessment
Tell us about your water.
It takes about two minutes. We'll review your answers and contact you about the right next step—no obligation.
- ✓ Proper system sizing
- ✓ Clear, practical recommendation
- ✓ Local follow-up
Locally based
Serving the West and Northwest Metro.
Based in Deephaven, we serve homeowners throughout the Lake Minnetonka area and across the west and northwest metro—from Shakopee and Chaska to Delano, Rogers and Elk River.
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Helpful answers
Questions homeowners ask first
Do city-water homes still need treatment?
Sometimes. Municipal water is regulated for safety, but homeowners may still want to address hardness, scale, chlorine taste or odor, sediment, or drinking-water preferences. Testing and the city's current water-quality report help determine the right approach.
What should private-well owners test?
Minnesota health guidance recommends routine testing for well owners. The treatment decision should follow the test results because hardness, iron, manganese, nitrate, arsenic and other concerns require different approaches.
Can one filter remove everything?
No. Softening, oxidation, carbon, specialty media, ultraviolet treatment and reverse osmosis solve different problems. We only make reduction claims supported for the exact component used.
Can treatment reduce microplastics?
Some fine-filtration and membrane technologies may reduce particles within their rated range, but performance varies by particle size and system certification. We verify the exact product documentation before recommending a system for that concern.
Why Walleye
Clean water matters everywhere it is used.
Water is a big part of who we are. Some of our best days are spent on the boat chasing walleyes, and time on Minnesota's lakes has given us a lasting respect for the water our communities and families depend on.
That respect carries into our work. Water touches nearly every part of daily life—from drinking and cooking to washing dishes, doing laundry and showering. We want families to feel confident about the water in their homes, so we take the time to understand the water source, the home's requirements and the results the homeowner wants.
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