Dana Water Systems

Do you have hard water? Bad tasting tea and coffee? Soap scum and spotty dishes? Corroded faucets? Clogged pipes? <br>Ruined water heaters? Sounds like you could use a Dana 9000 whole house system! With over 18 years experience. You will be working with a Family owned & operated company. We can do early morning, evening appointments as well as Saturday installs available. We secialize in custom home installations. We have references available.<br>Major credit cards accepted.<br><br>The Dana family has been in Mesa since 1879. Yet, the family has been involved in water quality issues since 1952.<br><br>After many years of working for a plumbing and water conditioning company, Gail Dana II, decided it was time to start his own company. Finally, in October of 1998 Gail and his wife Denelle started Dana Water Systems. <br><br>Dana Water Systems provides service for four of the major builders in the valley and twenty custom builders. Dana Water Systems is trusted and recommended by those who use them. In fact most of their work has been obtained by word of mouth advertising.<br><br>Products <br>Dana Waters is a complete home system provider. We offer end to end service on all of our products. Here is a list of our products with a short description. Click on the name of each to learn more and see photos of the units installed. <br><br> Reverse Osmosis Systems<br><br>Dana 6 RO system - This compact giant is small enough to fit in a cabinet, but powerful enough to purify over 18 gallons a day.<br><br>Dana 7 RO system - The 7 RO system utilizes the finest materials available to purify your water, and with 5 stages of filtration, you truly see the difference.<br><br>Water Softening Systems<br><br>Dana 5600 Soft Water System - Immerse yourself in the luxury of soft water. The 5600 series is a quality product that is virtually customizable. With a vast array of grain count, there is a system here for you. <br><br>DANA 9000 Soft Water System - Tired of spotty water build up? This amazing unit eliminates hard water. Wouldn't it be