Hellenbrand, Inc

From humble beginnings to industry leader.  In 1967, Jim & Florence Hellenbrand embarked on a business adventure together.  Their vision was to manufacture a quality and reliable line of water treatment equipment that exceeded anything in the market and was backed with a dedicated, knowledgeable support staff.  Just as Jim and Florence were dedicated to building a business together, they also were dedicated to their 5 children who were under the age of ten at that time.  Today, their children stayed close to their roots and are involved in water treatment.  Once you become a Hellenbrand Dealer, you too will be considered family.

Description:  Hellenbrand Inc. is a progressive, innovative, family-owned business located in Waunakee, WI.  We have over 45 years of experience providing quality water treatment systems to an independent national dealer base.  We are experts at engineering and designing custom water treatment systems for city or well applications, as well as complex commercial/industrial applications.  We are known for our superior technical and application support.  Our continued growth in the industry is a testament to our value-added customer-focused business model.

Products:  With over 45 years of experience offering solutions for problem water, superior technical knowledge, proven customer support and a track record of innovation, our team of professional product designs includes:

• Residential, Commercial, Industrial Water Softeners
• Iron CurtainTM Filter - patented technology for iron reduction
• Reverse Osmosis Systems
• Dealkalizers
• Chlorine, Taste & Odor filters, Turbidity filters
• Residential Drinking Water Systems

Distribution:  Hellenbrand products are sold and serviced by our professional team of extensively trained independent dealers throughout North America.

 

Your water supply is pumped from an aquifer or lake and although it is treated by the city approximately 2% has been treated for in-home use.  The remaining 98% is for industrial or municipal use.  The City may have treated this household water to a very high degree; that meets or exceeds the EPA standards however; it would still need to travel through miles of pipe to reach your home.

 

There are over 30,000 pesticides that are made from 600 chemical compounds - all potentially ending up in our water supply.Every year millions of gallons of hazardous chemical wastes are dumped into our environment.Our landfills, ponds, pits and lagoons in the U.S. contain some of the most dangerous substances known with the potential of ending up in our water supply.