RainSoft and Living Water at a glance
RainSoft offers water conditioning, filtration and drinking water systems through independent dealers, plus an air purification product. Living Water is a local South Florida option using Puronics equipment, with a free in-home test by Jorge Canela.
The table below lists only what RainSoft publishes on its own website and the basic facts about Living Water. It is a starting point for questions, not a verdict.
| Topic | RainSoft (per its official site) | Living Water |
|---|---|---|
| Product categories | Water conditioning systems (EC5 and TC-M series), whole-house carbon filtration, drinking water systems (Ultrefiner Elite, Hydrefiner II), problem-solving filters including ultraviolet disinfection, a laundry system, and air purification | Whole-home systems for city water (Puronics Clarius iGen and Goodspring), ion-exchange softeners for homes and businesses, alkaline reverse osmosis under-sink systems, well water treatment |
| Salt-free option | The official pages we reviewed did not list a salt-free conditioner; ask a dealer directly if that matters to you. | Living Water's softening systems are ion-exchange; ask Jorge what fits your test results |
| How it is sold | Sold through independent RainSoft dealers, found with the dealer locator on its site. | Local specialist: Jorge Canela serves Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach |
| Water test | RainSoft offers a free in-home analysis of your water with a RainSoft water expert. | Free in-home water test with results explained in plain words; no obligation |
| Warranty | RainSoft's site refers to a Limited Lifetime Warranty and directs customers to a representative for product-specific terms; ask for the full written terms for the exact model. | Ask Jorge for the written warranty on the exact Puronics model quoted |
| Financing | Ask the provider | Offered through Living Water's financing partners; apply with a credit application, with a co-applicant if you like |
Getting warranty terms in writing
RainSoft's website describes a Limited Lifetime Warranty and asks customers to contact a representative for details on a specific product. That is a good habit for every brand: "lifetime" and "limited" can mean different things from one document to the next.
Before signing with any company, ask for the warranty document itself and check: which parts are covered and for how long, whether labor is included, whether coverage depends on ongoing service or registration, and whether it transfers if you sell the home.
Questions to ask either company
Whichever provider you talk to, these questions make quotes comparable:
| Ask this | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What did my water test show, in writing? | The recommendation should trace back to your hardness, disinfectant, iron or other measured results. |
| What is the exact model and what is it certified for? | Look up the model's NSF/ANSI or WQA listing for any specific contaminant claim. |
| Salt-based or salt-free, and why for my home? | They work differently; the choice should match your measured hardness and goals. |
| What does installation include? | Bypass valve, drain, electrical, faucet, permits: confirm nothing is left out. |
| What upkeep comes after year one? | Filters, media, salt, membrane changes and service visits. |
| Who honors the warranty, and what does it cover? | Manufacturer vs installer, parts vs labor, length, transfer on sale. |
For a longer checklist, see how to compare water treatment quotes.
How to choose for a South Florida home
- Start with your water. City homes usually ask about chlorine or chloramine taste and odor and about scale. Well homes may deal with iron, sulfur smell or hardness. Your utility's annual Water Quality Report is a good place to begin.
- Match the system type to the problem. A softener handles hardness; carbon-based whole-home filtration addresses taste and odor; under-sink reverse osmosis is a drinking-water option.
- Compare written quotes line by line. Equipment, installation, upkeep and warranty, not just the total.
Next step: a free in-home test with Jorge
Jorge Canela visits your home, tests your water, explains the results in plain words and recommends only what fits. If you already have a quote from RainSoft or anyone else, have it handy; Jorge can walk through how a Living Water option compares on the same points. Jorge gives you an itemized quote after the free test. Call, text or WhatsApp (305) 793-5974 or request your free test.
About brand names
RainSoft is a trademark of its owner. Living Waters is an independent South Florida water treatment specialist and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by RainSoft. Brand facts on this page come only from RainSoft's own official website, linked in the sources, as of October 2026; check that site for current details.
https://www.rainsoft.com/
https://www.rainsoft.com/free-water-test/
https://www.rainsoft.com/customer-service/warranty/
https://www.rainsoft.com/locate-dealer/
Updated 2026-10-17 · Living Waters · Jorge Canela, Water Quality Specialist