FAQs
Our company specializes in consulting, product development, and customer support. We tailor our services to fit the unique needs of businesses across various sectors, helping them grow and succeed in a competitive market.
Varsity Water is a trusted water treatment equipment OEM and solutions provider built on decades of industry experience. We partner with industry professionals who rely on dependable products to make their business successful.
In addition to high quality products, we support our customers with technical service, marketing support, and educational opportunities. Our friendly team is here to help you grow your water treatment business with an all-around approach.
Learn more by visiting our About Us page.
We offer a wide catalog of Varsity brand water treatment solutions, including water softeners, air-injected filtration, backwashing filters, reverse osmosis drinking water filters, acid neutralizers, salt-free scale inhibitors, and more! From specialty contaminant removal to the basics, we carry high quality systems at competitive prices.
Many of our products are proudly made in the USA. We prioritize quality manufacturing, dependable performance, and long-term reliability across our lineup.
Yes! Varsity Water offers in-person training, live virtual classes, and self-guided online education modules (coming soon). Our goal is to help partners stay confident, informed, and competitive when offering our products.
Visit our Training page to learn more or schedule your class.
We focus on long-term partnerships, not one-time transactions. Our team understands the real world challenges and needs of water treatment professionals. Varsity Water is committed to supporting the before, during, and after the sale.
Our products are Made in the USA and shipped domestically for a quick, reliable turnaround.
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What to Expect When You Partner with Varsity Water.
Cloudy water could be caused by trapped air, sediment, or turbidity from organic matter. If the water is cloudy right after coming out of the tap but clears up after sitting for awhile, it's likely just tiny air bubbles.
If it stays cloudy or you set particles settle to the bottom of a glass after letting it rest, it's time to call a professional for a water test and filer recommendation.
It all starts with a water test. If you're noticing odors, scale buildup, bad tastes, or frequent plumbing issues, it may be obvious that your water has some issues that need to be resolved. But not all water problems are something you will notice. The only way to know for sure what is in your water and if you need to treat it is getting it tested by a professional.
Yes! Research has shown that installing a water softener can lead to multiple savings, including energy usage and saving on the additional products you're purchasing to compensate hard water symptoms.
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