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Homeowners in Oak Ridge trust Tennessee Standard Plumbing for water treatment solutions that deliver clear, lasting results. Our team focuses on accurate testing, proven systems, and clean installations, all backed by years of experience.
Whether you’re dealing with mineral scale, flat-tasting water, staining, or unpleasant odors, we’re here to improve water quality throughout your home.
Don’t let water problems persist. Contact us for a quote today, and we’ll match the best solution to your water’s needs and your plumbing layout.
Your plumbing impacts daily activities like cooking, bathing, and laundry. Over time, minerals, chlorine, iron, sulfur, and sediment can affect taste, comfort, and the lifespan of your water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines.
While pitcher filters may improve water at a single tap, they don’t address concerns at every faucet or appliance. Whole-home solutions target the source, ensuring all fixtures benefit.
Our process starts with comprehensive testing. We measure what’s in your water and then recommend solutions like softening, reverse osmosis, whole-home filtration, or specialty media based on real data—not guesswork.
Lenoir City homeowners often experience these water quality issues:
These signs often indicate issues with minerals, chlorine, iron, sulfur, or sediment. A targeted treatment addresses the root cause for lasting results.
We offer testing, installation, and maintenance tailored to your home’s specific needs. Our process is straightforward: we use quality equipment, follow a clear plan, and verify performance before we leave.
If something goes wrong with our workmanship, we make it right—no excuses, no runaround, even if it means covering the cost ourselves.
You’ll always receive multiple options and a clear price before any work begins. Once you approve, that price won’t change.
We respect your schedule. If we miss our arrival window, we waive the service fee.
Many homeowners wait until odors, spots, or staining return. Regular service helps prevent these issues and protects your investment.
We can schedule annual visits or set a filter change calendar tailored to your needs.
“ I feel comfortable calling and sending Tennessee Standard in my house to fix a problem. He respected my home just like I do. To us, Tennessee Standard is the gold standard.”
We may offer service specials on select water treatment services. Current offers can be found on our specials page.
We offer financing options for qualifying water treatment services. Financing details can be reviewed on our website.
Homeowners can contact us by phone or submit a request through our website to speak with our team about water treatment services.
You can contact us by calling (865) 352-9003 or by submitting a request through the contact form on tnstandard.com. Our team will answer your questions and help schedule a bathroom remodel consultation.
Most systems are placed near the main water line with access to a drain and a standard outlet. Softener systems typically fit in a utility room, garage, or basement, while reverse osmosis units are installed under the kitchen sink.
Yes, reverse osmosis systems reduce dissolved solids that can dull flavors. Ice becomes clearer, and drinks taste fresher.
Reverse osmosis systems can still work if line pressure is present. UV lights won’t operate without power, and most softeners retain settings, delaying regeneration until power returns.
No, salt-free conditioners reduce visible scale but don’t remove hardness minerals. Softeners use ion exchange to eliminate calcium and magnesium, which may be paired with filtration for the best results.
Yes, softened water is safe for most households. For minimal dissolved solids in drinking water, add a reverse osmosis tap in the kitchen.
Yes, softening or controlling scale protects tankless units from mineral buildup and helps maintain stable performance.
Softener systems typically retain their settings, and reverse osmosis will continue to operate as long as line pressure is available. UV lights need power, but most systems have alerts to inform you when service is needed.
High-efficiency softeners use less salt and water per regeneration. Reverse osmosis systems become more efficient with better pressure and clean filters. Spent filters and lamps can often be recycled where programs exist.
