Southeast Texas Water

They had a vision to provide the folks of Southeast Texas with affordable water filtration for their homes and businesses. In 1968, H. D. "Tex" Strait, Sr., a 12-year Culligan veteran, bought the business from the retiring Stagg brothers.

With his wife Emma and their eight kids all working in the business over the next quarter of a century, they expanded the business to include deionization systems, reverse osmosis systems, bottled water, and commercial and industrial water treatment systems, becoming the foremost name in water treatment in Southeast Texas.

If you're on city or well water in one of our local areas your in-home water analysis is FREE. Every once in a while we run into some very aggressive water that requires a more thorough lab analysis. When that occurs, there will be an additional charge to cover that service. Your water will be sent off to Culligan's water testing facility in Illinois where over 10,000 water samples are tested every year.

We encounter water from municipalities, deep wells, shallow wells and a host of other sources. The water we deal with can contain nitrates, sulfur, hydrogen sulfide, radon, several times the EPA limit of Total Dissolved Solids, excessive hardness, low pH, high pH, chlorine, chloramines, organics, iron, and hundreds of other things.

Tired of buying expensive cases of 1/2 liter drinking water bottles that end up in the landfill? The Culligan Good Water Machine is a remarkable compact system that fits under your kitchen sink. You get the convenience of "bottled water on tap" with a special faucet that mounts beside the kitchen faucet.

The University of New Mexico discovered softened water can reduce hot water heating costs 29.6%. The Battelle Institute revealed that soap, laundry, and dish-detergent usage can be cut by up to 75%!. The term "Hard Water" refers to the amount of dissolved minerals (primarily limestone) in the water.