Borewell Water Purification
Is your borewell water safe for drinking? Borewell water often contains high TDS, hardness, iron, and harmful microbes, making it unfit for consumption and damaging to appliances.
- Manufactured in Ambattur, Chennai
- Sized to your site and water
- Installation and service support
Why Borewell Water Needs Special Treatment
High Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Often exceeds 500 ppm, causing a salty taste and scaling.
Iron & Heavy Metals
Leads to reddish stains on sinks and clothes, and may pose health risks.
Microbial Contamination
Especially during monsoon; bacteria can cause waterborne diseases.
Hardness (Calcium & Magnesium)
Creates scale buildup in pipes, geysers, and washing machines.
Borewell Water Purification Methods
RO Filtration for Borewell Water
Removes excess TDS, heavy metals, and microbial contaminants.
Best for drinking and cooking purposes.
Combine with UV + mineralization for safe and tasty water.
Sediment Pre-Filtration
First stage in borewell treatment.
Removes sand, silt, and suspended particles, preventing RO membrane clogging.
Sand Filter Systems
Handles large particles and turbidity.
Ideal for whole-house and industrial water treatment.
Borewell Water Softener
Removes calcium and magnesium, reducing hardness.
Protects plumbing, geysers, and appliances.
Borewell Water Treatment Plant – How It Works
Stage 1
Sediment Removal (Cartridge or sand filter)
Stage 2
Iron & Heavy Metal Filtration (Specialized media filters)
Stage 3
Water Softening (Ion exchange process)
Stage 4
RO Filtration (Ensures potable water quality)
Stage 5
UV Disinfection (Final barrier against bacteria)
How to Choose the Right Borewell Water Solution
For Drinking Water
RO + UV + Mineralizer.
For Whole House
Sediment Filter + Water Softener + UV System.
For Apartments / Industries
Customized treatment plants based on TDS & flow rate.
Cost & Maintenance Guide
Domestic RO System
₹12,000 – ₹25,000
Whole-House Softener
₹15,000 – ₹40,000
Maintenance
₹2,000 – ₹4,000 annually for filter replacement.
Choose with confidence
Choosing the right filtration systems
- Identify the problem: turbidity, iron, smell, colour or chlorine.
- Match the filter size to flow rate (m³/hour) rather than tank size.
- Plan backwash water and a drain point near the filter.
- Use filtration ahead of RO or softeners to protect them.
- Agree a media replacement schedule at installation.
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Filtration Systems you can order online
Prices and stock shown in the shop. For bulk orders or help choosing, ask us.
How we work
From first message to running system
- 01
Tell us the need
Share your requirement, site details and any water report or photos.
- 02
We review and size
We ask the right questions and size the system for your site.
- 03
Clear quotation
You get a quote with scope, specification and timelines.
- 04
Build, install, support
We manufacture, install, commission and stay available for service.
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Questions, answered
FAQs about Borewell Water Purification
Still unsure? Ask us directly or call +91 95000 55565.
What is the ideal TDS level for drinking water?
The ideal TDS for drinking water is 150–300 ppm as per BIS (IS:10500) standards.
Can borewell water be used for drinking after boiling?
Boiling only kills microbes. It does not remove TDS, hardness, or heavy metals. Use RO for safe drinking water.
Which is the best filter for borewell water?
For borewell water, an RO + UV system with pre-filtration and mineralization is recommended.
How often should I service my borewell RO system?
Service your RO system every 6–12 months, depending on water quality and usage.
Is UV filtration enough for borewell water?
No. UV kills bacteria but does not reduce TDS or hardness. Combine with RO for good results.
What is the cost of a borewell water treatment plant?
Domestic RO systems start from ₹12,000, while whole-house setups range from ₹15,000 to ₹40,000.
Which filter do I need for borewell water?
Most borewell water needs a sand or multi-grade filter for suspended solids, and an iron removal filter if iron is present. A water test tells us which stages are needed.
What does an activated carbon filter remove?
Carbon filters reduce chlorine, odour, colour and many organic compounds. They are often used after a sand filter and before RO or softening.
How often should filter media be replaced?
Sand media lasts longer than carbon. Replacement depends on water quality and backwash practice; we share a schedule when the filter is installed.
What is backwashing?
Backwashing reverses the flow through the filter to lift and flush out trapped dirt. Regular backwashing keeps pressure drop low and media working.
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Tell us what you need
Share a few details about Borewell Water Purification and your site. We reply on working days with questions or a quote.
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Speak with the Greenly team
No call centre. Your message reaches the people who design and build the system.
- +91 95000 55565
- WhatsApp +91 95000 55565
- greenly@greenly.co.in
- 101, 102 & 103 Tass Industrial Estate, SIDCO Industrial Estate, Ambattur, Chennai 600058
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