Culligan of Coldwater

Specializing in water softeners, drinking water & water filtration solutions

Rated 4.5 / 5

Your local water experts proudly offer

Industry-leading products

Water softeners, filters, reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water systems, bottleless coolers, 5-gallon bottles and more.

Unparalleled service

Repairs, regular maintenance, installation and emergency service on all makes and models.

Convenient delivery

Salt and water delivered to your home or office, on a schedule that works for you.

Professional water testing

Free results in just 30 minutes, with advanced testing from our EPA-certified lab available.

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517-268-8206

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Address & hours

533 Marshall Road, Coldwater, MI 49036-9201, US

Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Saturday Closed

Sunday Closed

Areas served

Athens, Bronson, Coldwater, Colon, Montgomery, Quincy, Sherwood, Tekonsha, Union City

Common water problems in Coldwater

Hard water problems

Hard water results from high levels of calcium and magnesium in water. Hard water minerals stick to everything water touches, and do more than leave an unsightly residue - they can actually harm your home and cost you money.

Common hard water problems include:

Stains and buildup on sinks, shower heads, and dishes
Dry skin and hair
Costly long-term damage to water appliances

High iron water problems

Iron enters the water supply from a variety of sources - the soil around private wells, corrosion in the pipes themselves and organically occurring reactions with elements in the water.

Common high iron problems include:

Rusty, red-brown stains on your fixtures, sinks and tubs
Rusty stains or residue on laundry
Yellow, brown, red or orange-colored water
Metallic tasting water
Certain foods prepared in water turning black -potatoes and teas are commonly affected

Smelly water problems

Before your water enters your home, it can pick up smelly contaminants - from the soil around private wells, miles of underground utility pipes or even the local municipal water source itself. You may not be able to see these contaminants, but as soon as you turn on the tap or lift a glass to your face, something is obviously not right.

Common water odor problems include:

A "rotten-egg" odor due to hydrogen sulfide in the soil near your well
A musty, woody smell due to organic contaminants like algae or total dissolved solids (TDS)
A "bleachy" smell due to chlorine added in by municipalities
A soapy or chemical smell due to contaminated private wells

Culligan of Coldwater history

When you choose Culligan of Coldwater for your water needs, you're choosing an industry leader with top-rated water treatment equipment, advanced technology and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Culligan Coldwater was purchased by Perry Gordon in 1977, sold to their daughter Cheryl Covell in 1991 and Steve Gibson in 2023. Since 1947, Culligan Coldwater's team of local water experts has been committed to providing the best service available.