If your house is plumbed with a loop and drain for a softener, or if you are replacing an existing one, it is a simple enough project for just about anyone to figure out.
If your house isn't set up already, you are probably looking at locating a water line, possibly involving some digging, then tying in and running some pipe. If you aren't comfortable with this, hire it out.
Most of the box-store cabinet type softeners are way undersized for the average home around here due to how terribly hard our water is. My water in Wimberley was about 24 gn hard AND 2ppm of Chlorine when I bought the house. Every faucet, angle stop, hose bib, dishwasher, toilet, and anything else that touched water was trashed and had to be replaced.
If your house isn't set up already, you are probably looking at locating a water line, possibly involving some digging, then tying in and running some pipe. If you aren't comfortable with this, hire it out.
Most of the box-store cabinet type softeners are way undersized for the average home around here due to how terribly hard our water is. My water in Wimberley was about 24 gn hard AND 2ppm of Chlorine when I bought the house. Every faucet, angle stop, hose bib, dishwasher, toilet, and anything else that touched water was trashed and had to be replaced.
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