Strong demand extended the $2,999 softener + RO package through October 31. The countdown is on—see the offer
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Water QualityAugust 21, 2026Updated October 8, 2026 5 min readBy Mountain Time Plumbing

Mountain Time Plumbing's $2,999 Water Softener + Reverse Osmosis Package

Strong demand led Mountain Time Plumbing to extend its $2,999 softener + reverse-osmosis offer through October 31. See what's included and request a free assessment before the countdown ends.

Untreated water next to softened, filtered water in matching glasses

Strong demand led Mountain Time Plumbing to extend its $2,999 offer through October 31, 2026. The package includes a Novo whole-home water softener and a Halo Ultra Plus reverse-osmosis system. Purchased separately, this equipment normally runs over $5,000, so the package covers both sides of a Treasure Valley home's water problem at a lower combined price. The countdown above shows exactly how much time remains.

What's Actually Included

  • Novo NVO485UF cabinet water softener, sized for whole-home hardness. It treats the water coming into the house, so scale, spotting, and stiff laundry drop off at every fixture, not just one.
  • Halo Ultra Plus reverse-osmosis system, installed at a dedicated kitchen faucet. It handles what a softener does not: taste, chlorine, and dissolved solids in the water people actually drink and cook with.
  • Standard professional installation, three bags of salt to start the softener, and a full system walkthrough so you know how to maintain it.
  • Why Two Systems Instead of One

    A softener and a reverse-osmosis unit solve different problems, and neither one substitutes for the other. The softener reduces calcium and magnesium throughout the home, which is what protects pipes, water heaters, and appliances from scale buildup over time. Reverse osmosis works on a much smaller scale, at a single faucet, and is built to produce the cleanest possible water for drinking, cooking, ice, and coffee. Softened water can still carry chlorine taste and dissolved solids that a softener was never designed to remove, which is why homes that want both whole-home protection and the best-tasting drinking water usually end up installing both anyway.

    What the Price Includes and What It Doesn't

    This is standard installation pricing for a typical residential setup. Every home is a little different, so a free in-home assessment comes first: a plumber tests the water for hardness, checks the installation area, and confirms the incoming pressure and drain access the equipment needs. If your home has unusually hard water, higher household demand, or plumbing that needs extra work to accommodate the systems, that gets priced and explained before anything is installed, not after.

    Who This Is For

    Homeowners anywhere within about 30 miles of Meridian, including Boise, Eagle, Garden City, Kuna, and Star, are in the service area for this offer. If you've been putting off dealing with hard water spots, a softener that's on its last leg, or drinking water that just doesn't taste right, this is the least expensive this equipment has been available installed.

    Offer Details

    Strong demand led us to extend the $2,999 package through October 31, 2026. Request your free assessment before the countdown ends. Standard installations only; appointment availability varies. There's no obligation with the free assessment. If the equipment isn't the right fit for your home, we'll say so.

    Call (208) 993-0717 to schedule your free in-home assessment, or send your information through our water package request page and we'll follow up to confirm the next available appointment.

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