Puronics of Orange County dispatches from the Irvine HQ at 2372 Morse Ave, Suite 353 to every city in the county. Free in-home water tests, licensed C-55 installs, and follow-up service across every OC water district: Irvine Ranch, Mesa Water, Moulton Niguel, South Coast, El Toro, Serrano, Yorba Linda, and the city utilities.
Puronics of Orange County is headquartered at 2372 Morse Ave, Suite 353, Irvine, CA 92614. Our team takes service calls and schedules follow-up water tests two years after every install to confirm system performance.
Irvine water reads 17 to 22 gpg on Irvine Ranch Water District,65% groundwater from the Orange County Basin, 35% imported MWD. Local note: Woodbridge and Northwood addresses often see the highest chlorine load in the county because the IRWD ozonation plant is 4 miles away.
See Irvine Water Details →Each city page includes the exact water district, typical hardness range, housing stock notes, and what installers actually deal with in that neighborhood.
Our certified technician visits your home, tests your water for hardness, chlorine, TDS, and contaminants, then explains your options. No obligation. No pressure. Just answers.
Join thousands of families who've transformed their water quality with Puronics.
"We had no idea how bad our water was until the free test. The Puronics system changed everything, our skin feels softer, dishes are spotless, and the water actually tastes amazing. Best investment for our Irvine home."
"Professional installation, amazing results. Our plumber said the scale buildup in our old pipes was costing us hundreds in energy waste. The Puronics team was in and out in 3 hours. Highly recommend for anyone in Orange County."
"We compared Puronics to several local companies and it wasn't even close. The NASA technology, the certifications, the warranty, and they came to our house for a free test. No pressure at all. We've already referred two neighbors."
Love your Puronics system? Share your experience!
Expert advice on water quality, home maintenance, and getting the most out of your Puronics system.
OC water meets federal standards, but that doesn't mean it's free of contaminants. Here's what homeowners should know about local water hardness, chlorine levels, and hidden risks.
Read ArticleThey solve different problems. A softener removes hardness minerals that destroy appliances, while a filter removes taste and health contaminants. Many OC homes need both.
Read ArticleFrom reduced soap usage to extended appliance life and lower energy bills, we break down exactly how much money soft water saves the average Orange County household.
Read Article