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Hydrogation Water Solutions
We began operations in 1989, providing our clients with solutions to their water quality problems across all sectors: agricultural, commercial, industrial, and residential. Through our unique, advanced, and innovative Water Conditioning System and our own Ultra-filtration design, we help our clients reduce water consumption for irrigation, and wasted water from water softeners.
Hydrogation Water Solutions designs, installs, and services water conditioning systems and water treatment systems that eliminate scale & corrosion keeping piping, plumbing, and equipment free of mineral formation.
Our water conditioning process converts all minerals so they do not stick, making all minerals soluble to travel through plumbing systems, and making all water digestible for trees and plant material.
We offer a wide range of water conditioning services of water treatment and the alternative to out dated chemical treatment and water softener technology, such as:
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Our Hydrogation Water Conditioner System to improve water quality.
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Ultra-filtration without wasting water, helping our customers to be 100% environmentally sustainable and ecologically responsible with no water discharge.
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Specially designed complete water treatment systems to remove scale & corrosion in piping and equipment, in both hot and cold water systems.
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Design, installation and service of for our unique water conditioning systems improving functionality and the best water quality. Our unique designs provide the optimum in hydraulic, pumping, and storage networks.
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Water Conditioning, Ultra-filtration, and protection against scale formation for both hot and cold water.
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Specializing in water conservation and maintenance cost reduction.
Hydrogation Water Conditioning + Ultra-filtration are designed to replace traditional water treatment systems, eliminate unnecessary expenses, and save water.
WATCH
Company Video:
What you don't know about YOUR current water treatment system -
For 30+ years, we put Hydrogation™ to the test—against nearly every water treatment system, on every type of water, and on all kinds of plumbing and water equipment.
The results?
❌ No anti-scale chemicals.
❌ No water softeners.
❌ No regenerative filtration systems.
None delivered true, lasting scale control.
Hydrogation™ did. It removed massive amounts of hidden scale and iron oxide buildup that clients never knew existed—
It flushed out of plumbing, boilers, tanks, heat exchangers, cooling towers, and chillers.
Once Hydrogation™ was installed, all that buildup finally surfaced downstream… and it’s captured in the short video clips below.
WATCH -YouTube clips:
Major Scale Removal Hot Water Tanks:
👉 https://youtu.be/-22j_fyO_BI
Heat Exchangers & Boiler Scale Removal:
👉 https://youtu.be/E9o1y_-L8_Y
Hydrogation™vs. Chemicals:
👉 https://youtu.be/G0NacUNx4u8
Now ask yourself: If you could eliminate…
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Thousands of gallons of wasted water from softener rinse cycles,
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The cost and hassle of hauling salt bags,
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The contracts, chemicals, and storage of anti-scale treatments—
…why wouldn’t you install Hydrogation™?
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👉 Contact us today to see how your system measures up—before you waste another gallon.
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👉 Find out where your system stands—before the next service bill hits.
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👉 Schedule your evaluation now—stop wasting water and money tomorrow.
NOT TO BELIEVE...
how much water is wasted
by using traditional water softening systems:
At a hotel in the Port of San Diego, we recently installed a water meter on the rinse cycle piping to the drain from their water softener. This video shows how many thousands of gallons of water is completely wasted --- DAILY.
At 128 gallons per minute for 45 minutes per day for two water softeners we measured a total of 260,000 gallons of water wasted to the drain in 12 months. How many businesses are unknowingly wasting our communities' water resources?