If your spouse is deployed and you're running the household solo, the last thing you need is a home-improvement project with a complicated timeline. Here's how a Pristine install works for single-parent households.
Before install day
I come out for a free water test. It takes 45 minutes. I test your tap on the counter while you watch and leave you a printout. If the numbers don't warrant a system, I'll say so.
If you decide to move forward, I'll have a unit on the truck within 72 hours. The consultation, the quote, and the paperwork are all handled between me and the at-home parent. I keep a clean paper trail for households where both spouses need documentation.
The 4-hour install
I arrive in the morning with my SC-licensed partner plumber. He handles the cut-in at your water main at the garage shutoff, and I set and commission the system. Four hours, no mess. The 3-day right to cancel under 16 CFR 429 applies to every in-home sale over $25. That's your protection by law, not a favor.
Post-install retest
I come back in 2 to 4 weeks to retest. If your spouse returns from deployment in the meantime, I'm happy to walk them through the system and the numbers.
Military families make up a meaningful share of Pristine's customer base in the Nexton, Cane Bay, and Carnes Crossroads communities. Call (843) 302-5720. I'm the one who picks up.