Commercial Water Treatment
Commercial Water Treatment
Water Treatment Built Around Your Business
Water quality affects much more than what comes out of a faucet. For a business, the water running through your building influences equipment, cleaning, production, operating costs and the quality of the services you provide.
Davis Water Conditioning designs and installs commercial water treatment systems for wineries, restaurants, hotels, health clubs, apartments, medical facilities, offices, car washes, laundries, factories and other commercial applications throughout San Luis Obispo County.
From commercial reverse osmosis to high-capacity commercial water softening, we look at your water, usage and application before recommending a system.
Water Treatment for Different Business Needs
Every commercial property uses water differently.
A restaurant may need treated water for food preparation, cleaning and equipment. A hotel may have high demand across dozens of rooms. A winery can have specialized water requirements, while a car wash may need to manage hard-water minerals that leave spots and buildup on vehicles.
The treatment system has to account for those differences.
Davis Water takes the time to understand how your business uses water, where the water comes from, how much you need and what you’re trying to accomplish. We can then determine which treatment technology and system capacity make sense for the application.
Commercial Reverse Osmosis
Commercial Reverse Osmosis
Commercial reverse osmosis provides a higher level of water purification for businesses that require treated water for their operations.
We make commercial RO systems for commercial and light-industrial applications, with capacities ranging from approximately 500 to 5,000 gallons per day. Commercial water systems can be configured for both municipal and well-water supplies and can accommodate different application requirements through available options and upgrades.
Different Businesses, Different Water Needs
These systems are delivered pre-assembled, tested, preserved and sanitized before arriving at the installation site. The design minimizes setup requirements once the system is on site and allows the equipment to be put into service with relatively simple utility connections.
Keeping Operating Costs in Check
Commercial RO systems need to produce treated water consistently without creating unnecessary operating expenses. Davis Water’s systems are designed around high recovery rates, efficient operation, pre-filtration and components selected for commercial applications. Options and upgrades are also available when a particular application calls for them.
Commercial Water Softeners
Hard water can create problems for businesses that depend on water-using equipment every day. Calcium and magnesium contribute to scale and buildup, while hard water also increases the amount of detergent and cleaning products needed for certain applications.
Commercial water softeners use ion-exchange resin to reduce calcium and magnesium in the water supply. Our commercial softening solutions are suitable for addressing iron and manganese as well, depending on the system and water conditions.
Who Can Benefit From Commercial Water Treatment?
Commercial water treatment isn’t limited to one type of business. If your property uses significant amounts of water or relies on water-sensitive equipment, the quality of that water is an important part of your operation.
Davis Water provides commercial water treatment solutions for businesses across a wide range of industries, including but not limited to:
Wineries
Water quality is important for a facility where water is part of production, cleaning and everyday operations.
Restaurants
Treated water can prevent hard-water effects and provide a more consistent water supply for kitchen and cleaning applications.
Hotels & Motels
High water demand across guest rooms and common areas make water quality and equipment protection important operational considerations.
Apartments & Multifamily Properties
Centralized treatment address water-quality concerns across properties with substantial and consistent water usage.
Health Clubs & Nursing Facilities
These facilities have high daily water demand and a variety of equipment and cleaning requirements.
Factories & Other Commercial Facilities
Industrial water treatment and light-industrial applications may require higher-capacity systems or treatment tailored to specific operating requirements.
Professional Installation and Service
Municipal Water or Well Water?
We Work With Both.
The source of your water is an important part of selecting commercial treatment equipment.
Businesses connected to a municipal supply may have different treatment needs from properties supplied by a private well. Well water can contain naturally occurring minerals and other characteristics that require additional treatment. Municipal water presents different concerns related to taste, hardness or other water-quality characteristics.
Davis Water works with both municipal and well-water supplies. We evaluate the conditions before recommending a treatment system.
For commercial customers, that evaluation also needs to consider volume, usage patterns, available space, installation requirements and the demands of the business itself.
The Right Capacity Matters
A commercial water treatment system can’t be selected by looking only at the size of the building.
Two businesses with similar square footage can have completely different water demands. A restaurant, hotel, winery and manufacturing facility all use water in very different ways, with different peak periods and different requirements for treated water.
That’s why Davis Water considers the application before determining system capacity.
For commercial reverse osmosis, available systems range from approximately 500 to 5,000 gallons per day, with expandable designs and options for different applications.
More Than Selling You a Piece of Equipment
Commercial water treatment is rarely a simple product purchase.
The equipment needs to fit the property, the water source, the application, and the way the business operates. We bring more than 30 years of water-treatment experience to that process, including experience with larger projects involving complex design, engineering, manufacturing and installation.
We start with questions and active listening, followed by an analysis of the water-treatment challenge. From there, our team develops a solution for the specific situation.
Commercial Water Treatment and Ozone
Some water-treatment challenges require a more specialized approach.
Davis Water has more than 30 years of experience with ozone treatment and manufacturing and develops custom ozone systems for applications ranging from residential well water to larger commercial projects. Our Innovation Ozone systems can be custom designed for storage tanks from approximately 1,500 to 50,000 gallons.
If your commercial water challenge goes beyond conventional softening or reverse osmosis, ozone may be another treatment option worth evaluating.
Installation, Service and Maintenance
Installation, Service and Maintenance
Choosing the right equipment is only part of the project. Commercial systems also need proper installation and ongoing attention to keep them operating as intended.
Davis Water provides commercial water softener system and reverse osmosis sales and installation, along with service for industrial water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, ozone systems and UV systems. Maintenance contracts are also available for equipment that requires scheduled service, water filter changes, lamp replacement or other recurring maintenance. For businesses, scheduled maintenance makes it easier to stay ahead of routine service.
30 Years of Water Treatment Experience
Steve Davis has been actively involved in the water-treatment industry for more than 30 years, with a particular focus on solving difficult water challenges.
That experience has taken Davis Water into projects requiring custom design, engineering, manufacturing and installation, not just standard residential equipment. It also led to the development of Innovation Ozone and the company’s work with larger-scale ozone treatment systems.
Let's Talk About Your Commercial Water
The right commercial water treatment system starts with understanding the job it needs to do.
Tell us about your water source, your business, your current system and the problem you’re trying to solve.
A Commercial Water Treatment Partner in SLO County
Davis Water Conditioning is based in Paso Robles and has served San Luis Obispo County for more than 30 years. The company works with businesses throughout the area.
Whether you’re planning a new installation, replacing an aging system, expanding your operation or trying to solve a persistent water-quality problem, Davis Water can evaluate the situation and determine the next step.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I determine how much water treatment capacity my business needs?
Capacity depends on factors such as daily water consumption, peak usage, the type of business, how treated water will be used, etc. We will evaluate those requirements and recommend equipment sized for the application.
Can a commercial water treatment system handle peak water demand?
It can, provided the commercial water filtration system is properly sized for the property’s usage patterns. Commercial treatment equipment should account for periods when water demand is substantially higher than the daily average.
What does commercial reverse osmosis remove from water?
Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane to reduce a wide range of dissolved substances from water. Exactly what the system is intended to address depends on the incoming water and the requirements of the application.
Can commercial water treatment help protect equipment?
Treating problematic water can help reduce issues associated with hardness, scale and other water-quality characteristics that affect water-using equipment. The potential benefits depend on the equipment involved and what is present in the incoming water.
What happens if our business is expanding?
An expansion can change water demand enough to make the existing treatment system inadequate. Before replacing equipment, we will look at the current system, commercial water filters you use, projected usage and the planned changes to determine whether the existing setup can be modified, expanded or should be replaced.