Supplier
Culligan Total Water of Monticello
3.5 / 5
Score sources: ratings collected from other sites (source check in progress) · How the score works
Company ratings are shown as stars out of 5, from WaterLyst users’ ratings plus any published ratings linked here. Products and services use a separate out-of-10 scale.
United StatesAbout
Culligan Total Water of Monticello provides water conditioning, water filtration, and delivery services for private well and municipal water systems throughout Jones, Delaware, Buchanan, and Linn Counties in Eastern Iowa. Operating continuously since 1943, the dealership is part of Total Water Treatment Systems Inc., an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) business model where every technician and customer service representative owns a stake in the company. Core Capabilities & Water Conditioning Services Water Softener Systems: Sizing, installation, rental, and maintenance of high-efficiency Culligan water softeners designed to eliminate heavy calcium, iron, and magnesium scale. Drinking Water & RO Filtration: Point-of-use reverse osmosis (RO) system installations targeting lead, nitrates, pesticides, total dissolved solids (TDS), and agricultural contaminants common to rural Iowa groundwater. Salt & Water Delivery Services: Scheduled route delivery of water softener salt and 5-gallon bottled drinking water directly to residential basements and commercial breakrooms. Problem Water Treatment: Iron removal, sulfur odor ("rotten egg" smell) mitigation, acid neutralizers, and bacteria filtration for rural private wells. Water Analysis & Testing: In-home water sampling and testing to determine grain hardness, iron levels, pH, and chemical impurities before recommending equipment. Business & Operational Highlights Address & Location: 1421 S Main St, Monticello, IA 52310 Contact & Dispatch: (319) 465-7070 / (319) 209-4647Service Territory: Monticello, Manchester, Independence, Anamosa, Winthrop, Clarence, Olin, and surrounding Eastern Iowa communities. Ownership & History: Founded in 1943; transitioned to a 100% employee-owned ESOP under Total Water Treatment Systems Inc. on September 1, 2003.