| Springwell WF1 iron filter | $800–$1,200 + installation ($200–$500) |
| Fleck 5600SXT water softener | $400–$700 DIY or $600–$1,200 professionally installed |
| Kinetico water softener | $1,500–$3,000+ installed (dealer only) |
| Springwell CF1 carbon filter | $800–$1,100 + installation ($200–$500) |
| Aquasana Rhino Well + UV | $1,200–$1,800 + installation ($200–$500) |
| UV system (standalone) | $200–$600 + installation ($150–$300) |
| Acid neutralizer | $400–$800 + installation |
| Sediment filter (whole house) | $50–$200 + installation |
| Iron only (under 7 PPM) | WF1: $1,000–$1,700 installed |
| Iron + hardness | WF1 + Fleck: $1,600–$2,900 installed |
| Iron + sulfur + hardness | WF1 + Fleck: $1,600–$2,900 installed (WF1 handles sulfur too) |
| Bacteria only | UV system: $350–$900 installed |
| Complete well water treatment | WF1 + Fleck + CF1 + UV: $3,000–$5,500 installed |
DIY vs professional installationDIY saves $200–$500 per system
Most well water filter systems are DIY-installable with basic plumbing skills. If you're comfortable turning off water mains, cutting pipe, and making compression fittings, you can handle most of these installations. Professional installation adds $200–$500 per system but provides peace of mind and often includes a service relationship.