New Home Construction
Build Better Water Into Your New Home
The best time to set up your water treatment is while your home is still being built. The plumbing is open, the walls are unfinished, and the softener loop can be roughed in cleanly, with no retrofitting later. Gordon Water Systems works with you and your builder to plan and install the right water treatment for your new West Michigan home, so it's protected from hard water and contaminants the first time you turn on the tap.
The case for planning ahead
Why Plan Water Treatment Into Your Build
Protection from day one. A new home's pipes, fixtures, water heater, and appliances start wearing the moment hard water runs through them. Treating from the start keeps them cleaner, longer.
A cleaner install. Roughing in the softener loop before the walls close means a tidy, built-in setup instead of a retrofit down the road.
Sized to your water. Whether your build is on city water or a private well, we test first and match the system to what your water needs.
One less thing after move-in. Your water is handled before you unpack the first box.
Our scope
What We Handle for New Builds
From the softener loop rough-in to full contaminant removal, we plan and install the whole picture alongside your build team.
Softener loop rough-in, coordinated with your builder and plumber
Water softeners, including the non-electric Kinetico Premier Series with a 10-year parts and labor warranty
Chlorine and contaminant removal, including PFAS
Well water testing for new rural builds
Rural builds
Building on a Well?
Building outside the city? Your new home may be on a private well, and well water is a different animal. No utility treats it, so it can carry iron, hardness, sulfur, or bacteria that vary from one property to the next. We test your well water during the build and size iron filtration, softening, and drinking water around what's in it, so your brand-new home isn't fighting staining or odor on move-in day.
Learn About Well WaterThe offer
The Builder Referral Discount
Working with a builder? Ask them to refer you to Gordon Water. Homeowners who come to us through a builder referral receive 15% off.
Builders, it's an easy way to add value for your clients and hand them clean water in a home that's ready to live in.
How It Works
Reach out early
Ideally before the plumbing is finished, so we can plan the system cleanly.
We test & recommend
We test your water, or assess your city supply, and recommend a system that fits your home and budget.
We coordinate the rough-in
We work directly with your builder and plumber to tie in the softener loop.
We install & support it
We install and start up your system, then support it for the long haul.
For builders
Builders, Let's Partner
We've been a trusted name among West Michigan builders for decades. We show up on schedule, coordinate cleanly with your trades, and treat your clients the way you'd want them treated. Refer a client, or bring us in on your next project.
Talk to Our TeamProud members of
- National Association of Home Builders
- Home Builders Association of Michigan
- Home Builders Association of Western Michigan
Build Clean Water In From the Start
The earlier we're involved, the cleaner the install. Tell us about your project and we'll plan the right system around it.
Why Gordon
Why West Michigan Builds With Gordon Water
Serving West Michigan and 13 counties for more than 50 years
Members of national, state & regional builder associations across Michigan
WQA-certified Water Specialists who educate, not pressure
Non-electric Kinetico systems, with a 10-year parts and labor warranty on the Premier Series
Factory-trained installation and service technicians
Second-generation, family-owned, and locally rooted since 1973 (read our reviews)
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I bring a water company into my new build?
Do I need water treatment in a brand-new home?
What is a softener loop?
Do you work with my builder?
I'm building on a well. What should I know?
How does the builder referral discount work?
Talk to our team
Planning a Build? Let's Talk Water.
Tell us about your project and we'll help you plan the right water treatment for your new home, and coordinate with your builder to get it in at the right time.
