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Your Holiday Water System Maintenance Guide

  • Writer: Admin
    Admin
  • 4 days ago
  • 3 min read

Water treatment systems next to a living room decorated for Christmas

The holidays are supposed to feel warm and enjoyable with limited stress. But once all the guests arrive, cooking starts, and your home’s water is being used by more people than usual, your water treatment systems suddenly become the quiet heroes of the holiday season. Performing holiday water system maintenance to keep them running efficiently during this usage peak is crucial. At Complete Water Systems, we want Arizona families to feel well-prepared for the holiday rush.


These simple steps help your water softener, RO system, water heater, and whole home filter stay ready for the busiest time of the year:



1. Double-Check Your Water Softener Salt Before Guests Arrive

If you have a water softener, you know just how hard Phoenix water can be. Your system works overtime during this time of year, especially if the size is not built to handle the increased number of people in the household. Take a quick peek inside the tank to see if your salt level is below the halfway point. Filling it now helps your system stay consistent when the entire house is using more water.


If you’d rather not worry about hauling salt, we offer salt delivery across many Phoenix neighborhoods and other areas in Arizona.



2. Replace Your RO Filters if They’re Past the 6–12 Month Mark

Your reverse osmosis system, especially its filters, gets a workout during the holidays too. As people drink more water, cook more meals, and use fresh water for baking and prepping food, your filters are working at a higher rate than before, decreasing their lifespan. If you’re noticing slower flow or a slight change in taste, your filters may be ready for a swap.


Staying ahead of your reverse osmosis filter changes is one of the easiest ways to keep your kitchen water clean and tasting great.



3. Flush Your Water Heater to Prepare for Extra Showers

More guests also means more hot water being used every day. Because Phoenix water contains so many minerals, sediment tends to build up in water heaters over time, especially if you don’t have a water softener. A quick water heater flush can help your system operate more efficiently and heat water faster.


Avoid lukewarm showers during the busiest time of the morning. Who wants to take a cold shower during the wintertime?



4. Check Your Whole Home Filter for Clogs

When a whole home filter starts to clog, you usually feel it before you see it. Lower pressure, odd taste, or slow showers are all signs it may be time to replace it. Swapping the filter before the holiday season keeps everything flowing smoothly, especially when multiple appliances are running at once.



5. Schedule a Pre-Holiday Check-Up for a Stress-Free Holiday

If you want your home to be as ready as you are, a quick tune-up can help. Our technicians can look over your softener, RO system, whole home filter, and water heater to make sure everything is working the way it should. It is one of the simplest ways to prevent any surprise issues during December.



6. Holiday Water System Maintenance Includes Watching for Water Pressure Changes

Arizona homes sometimes experience seasonal changes in pressure. If your RO system is running slower than usual or your softener seems to regenerate more often, your pressure-reducing valve might need a small adjustment. It is a quick fix that can make a big difference in performance.



Enjoy a Stress-Free Holiday Season With Clean, Reliable Water

Your home should feel comfortable and ready for the season, and your water system plays a bigger role in that than most people realize. At Complete Water Systems, we treat every home like family and help make sure your water feels clean, consistent, and dependable all month long.


We proudly serve Phoenix and the surrounding areas with honest pricing, reliable products, and friendly service you can count on. If you want your home ready for the holidays, we are always here to help.



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