Skip to content
DMV Water Pros

Water Softener & Filtration Installation in Leesburg, VA

Leesburg homes get moderately hard water from Leesburg Utilities. We soften it, remove the disinfectant and polish your drinking water for $2,499 installed.

2016-10-29 11 33 18 View west along Virginia State Route 7 Business (Market Street) at U.S. Route 15 Business (King Street) in Leesburg, Loudoun County, Virginia in Leesburg, VA
Leesburg, VA. Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

What is in Leesburg's water

Leesburg treats its own Potomac River water, so we confirm the town's current hardness and disinfectant before sizing a system rather than assuming county numbers. West of town, many homes are on private wells and need a lab test first.

Seasonal changes

Check the town's annual report for any seasonal disinfectant changes.

Lead and older plumbing

Historic downtown Leesburg has homes well over a century old, where lead solder and old galvanized pipe are common. Lead does not come from the treatment plant.

PFAS: Utilities that draw from the Potomac have reported low-level PFAS detections in routine monitoring. EPA finalized limits for PFOA and PFOS in 2024. An under-sink reverse osmosis system certified to NSF/ANSI 58 is the practical fix at the tap you drink from.

Water utility

Town of Leesburg Utilities

Full profile

Inside town limits you are on Leesburg Utilities, which runs its own Potomac River plant. Lansdowne, River Creek and Potomac Station have Leesburg addresses but are served by Loudoun Water.

Hardness
about 5 to 10 grains per gallon
Moderately hard (approximate, confirm with latest report)
Disinfectant
Not yet confirmed
We confirm before ordering media
Source
Potomac River, treated at the town-owned water treatment plant

Leesburg runs its own treatment plant. Addresses just outside town limits (Lansdowne, River Creek, Potomac Station) are on Loudoun Water instead, so the first thing we confirm is which utility bills you.

Checked September 2026. Source: Town of Leesburg Utilities.

Homes in Leesburg

Leesburg ranges from 18th century houses downtown to 2010s subdivisions on the east side. Downtown homes often have crawlspaces and galvanized pipe that we inspect before quoting; the newer neighborhoods are standard basement installs.

What we usually install here

Softener plus carbon sized to the confirmed disinfectant, and under-sink reverse osmosis for drinking water.

Leesburg pricing, published

Prices include equipment, a licensed plumber's installation and startup for a standard install. If anything about your home changes the price, you hear it before we book the plumber, not after.

Most homes choose this

Whole-Home + Drinking Water

The complete package for a municipal-water home.

$2,499installed

  • Metered whole-home softener
  • Catalytic carbon for chloramine and chlorine
  • Sediment pre-filter and bypass
  • 5-stage under-sink reverse osmosis with faucet
  • Licensed installation, startup and salt

Whole-Home Only

Soft, chlorine-free water at every tap and shower.

$1,899installed

  • Metered whole-home softener
  • Catalytic carbon media
  • Sediment pre-filter and bypass
  • Licensed installation, startup and salt
  • Add reverse osmosis any time

Reverse Osmosis Only

Clean drinking water for condos and kitchens.

$799installed

  • 5-stage NSF/ANSI 58 system
  • Removes lead, PFAS and dissolved solids
  • Dedicated lead-free faucet
  • Optional fridge and ice line
  • Licensed installation and first filters

Standard install covers

  • Main water line, a drain and an outlet within reach in a basement, garage or utility room
  • Kitchen sink with cabinet space for the reverse osmosis unit
  • Copper or PEX supply lines in serviceable condition
  • Permit where your jurisdiction requires one

Quoted before we book

  • Long plumbing runs to reach the main line, or adding a drain or outlet
  • Crawlspace or exterior installs, and galvanized pipe that needs replacing
  • Private wells: lab test first, then a system designed to the results
  • Fridge and ice maker line for the reverse osmosis unit

How it works in Leesburg

  1. Request a consultation

    Send your address and the service you want. We check your utility's published hardness and disinfectant and ask a few questions about your home.

  2. Get one firm price

    Within a business day you get the exact equipment we recommend, with model numbers, and an installed price that does not change on install day.

  3. Licensed plumber installs it

    A licensed, insured plumber installs the system in two to four hours, tests it, and walks you through salt and filter changes. Then you forget about it.

Leesburg neighborhoods we serve

  • Historic District
  • Exeter
  • Potomac Station
  • Lansdowne
  • River Creek
  • Kincaid Forest
  • Edwards Landing
  • Red Rock
  • Greenway Farm

ZIP codes: 20175, 20176

Nearby areas

Leesburg water questions

How hard is the water in Leesburg?

Leesburg is served by Town of Leesburg Utilities. We expect about 5 to 10 grains per gallon, which is moderately hard. Leesburg draws from the same Potomac River as its neighbors, so hardness is expected in the moderately hard band. Confirm with the town's latest report.

Does Leesburg tap water contain chloramine?

We confirm the disinfectant from the utility's latest report before specifying carbon media for a Leesburg home. We have not confirmed whether the town uses chlorine or chloramine. We check this before specifying carbon media for a Leesburg home.

How much does a water softener cost in Leesburg?

$1,899 installed for a metered softener with catalytic carbon, or $2,499 with an under-sink reverse osmosis system. That covers equipment, a licensed plumber's installation and startup for a standard install; we quote any extras before booking.

Do you install in Leesburg townhomes and condos?

Townhomes, yes, usually with a compact single-tank softener in the utility closet. Condos where the building supply cannot be modified get an under-sink reverse osmosis system, which handles drinking water taste, lead and PFAS without touching shared plumbing.

Is Leesburg water safe to drink?

Yes. Leesburg Utilities meets federal and state standards, and we will never claim otherwise. A home system addresses comfort (hardness, disinfectant taste and smell) and, at the kitchen tap, contaminants that enter from home plumbing such as lead.

Request a FREE Consultation in Leesburg

By pressing 'Get a Free Consultation' you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy, and consenting to receive text messages. To unsubscribe, text STOP to (571) 207-8988.

  • 5.0 RATING

  • 5.0 RATING