Call, email, or send the form and one of us will get back to you. Tell us what you are noticing with your water and where you live, and we will let you know what the next step looks like. Consultations are free and there is no obligation.
Whichever you choose, you reach the people who run the business, not a call center.
(716) 553-8780. The fastest way to reach us. If we are on a job we will call you back the same day.
info@waterfiltrationbuffalo.net. Good for sending a water report, a photo of your mechanical room, or a question you want answered in writing.
Buffalo, Amherst, Clarence, and Williamsville, NY. Not sure if you are inside the area? Ask. If we cannot help, we will say so.
Before you call, it helps to know two things: whether you are on Buffalo Water, Erie County Water Authority, or a private well, and roughly how old your house is. Both change the recommendation. If you are not sure, that is fine, we will work it out together.
We reply, usually the same day, and ask a few questions about what you are noticing and where you live. Then we schedule a free visit to test at your tap and look at your plumbing. You get a written recommendation with the numbers behind it, and you decide from there.
If you want to read ahead, our process page walks through every step, and each service area page has the published water data for your town.
We serve the city of Buffalo, ZIP codes 14201 through 14223, and the northern suburbs of Amherst, Clarence, and Williamsville. Each has its own page: Buffalo, Amherst, Clarence, Williamsville.
Homes on Buffalo Water, Erie County Water Authority supply, and private wells are all covered. The systems and the sizing are different for each, which is why the first question we ask is where you live.
Tell us what you are noticing with your water and we will walk you through the options that fit your home.