Des Moines Aqua Co.
Fresh water pouring from a modern kitchen faucet into a glass in a bright Iowa home

Better Water Starts Here

Better Water.
Better Home.

Water Softeners, Water Filtration & Reverse Osmosis for Iowa Homes.

Hard water, mineral buildup, unpleasant tastes or odors affecting your water? Discover water treatment options designed around your home's needs and connect with a local water treatment professional.

  • No cost to requestSubmitting a request is free for homeowners.
  • No obligationCompare options at your own pace.
  • Central Iowa focusedBuilt for Des Moines-area homes.
  • Never sold to listsShared only with participating providers for your request.

Common water concerns

What's in Your Water?

Your home's water can affect everything from your dishes and fixtures to the water you drink every day. Explore common water concerns and learn about available treatment options.

Hard Water

Hard water minerals can leave spots on dishes, buildup on faucets, soap residue, and scale inside plumbing fixtures and appliances. A water softener may help reduce these issues.

Chlorine Taste & Odor

Notice an unpleasant taste or smell in your tap water? Certain carbon filtration systems are designed to reduce chlorine taste and odor.

Drinking Water Quality

Interested in better-tasting drinking water? Explore filtration and reverse osmosis options designed for drinking and cooking water.

Well Water Concerns

Private well water can have different treatment needs depending on its characteristics. Explore options for iron, hardness, odor, and other water concerns.

Whole-Home Water Quality

Looking to improve the water throughout your home? Explore whole-home filtration and water treatment options.

Solutions

Water Treatment Solutions for Your Home

Different water concerns call for different treatment approaches. Explore common systems with independent providers—not equipment sold or installed by Des Moines Aqua Co.

Residential water softener with brine tank in a basement utility room

Whole-Home Water Softeners

Designed to reduce hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium that contribute to scale buildup, spots, and soap residue.

Whole-home carbon filtration media tank connected to residential water pipes

Whole-Home Carbon Filtration

Explore filtration systems designed to reduce chlorine taste and odor and address specific water quality concerns.

Under-sink reverse osmosis filters and storage tank beneath a dedicated drinking water faucet

Reverse Osmosis Systems

An additional filtration option for homeowners interested in improving the taste and quality of drinking and cooking water.

Residential well-water treatment tanks, sediment filter and pressure tank

Well Water Treatment

Explore treatment options for common well-water concerns, including iron, hardness, staining, and unpleasant odors.

Salt-free conditioning tank and prefilter with no salt brine tank

Salt-Free Water Conditioning

Explore alternative water conditioning systems designed to address mineral scale, with different mechanisms and results than traditional water softeners.

Not Sure What You Need? Let's Find Out.

Answer a few quick questions and we'll help connect you with a local professional who can review your water.

Homeowner filling a glass of water at her kitchen sink

Why it matters

Better Water Without the Guesswork.

Your water touches your fixtures, appliances, and every glass you pour. We make it simple to connect with an independent local professional who can look at your home's water.

  • Protect your homeHard water can leave scale on fixtures and appliances. The right treatment may help reduce buildup.
  • Enjoy your waterExplore options for chlorine taste, odor, iron staining, and drinking water quality.
  • Skip the searchingOne short request instead of calling around — for city water or private wells, with no obligation.

How it works

From Water Concerns to the Right Connection.

  1. 01

    Tell Us About Your Water

    Answer a few simple questions about your home, water source, and what you're experiencing.

  2. 02

    Explore Your Options

    We use your information to identify a participating water treatment professional serving your area.

  3. 03

    Connect With a Local Professional

    A participating independent provider can contact you to discuss your water concerns, potential solutions, and pricing.

FAQs

Water Treatment Questions Answered.

Ready to Explore Better Water for Your Home?

Tell us about your water concerns and get connected with a local water treatment professional serving your area.