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Uniwater — Wellness starts with clean water

How it works

How a Uniwater system gets into your home.

One company. Four stages. From first water test to monthly service, the same Uniwater team owns the system for the life of the contract.

Why this matters

The only water-treatment company in India where the engineer who surveys your water is the same person who designs the system, installs it, and comes back every month — by name, for the life of the contract.

Most water companies sell systems and outsource service. We sell the four things a system actually needs over its lifetime — a survey, the right design, an install that fits the house, and a service crew that does not change.

The journey, on one line

From the first survey to monthly service for life.

Customer journey timeline — five stages from on-site survey within 24 hours, to quote within 48 hours, to install within seven days, to same-day handover, to monthly service for life

Stage 01 — Survey

30 minutes on site. 48 hours to a quote.

A Uniwater engineer visits your home or site with a water-testing kit. The visit takes between 30 and 60 minutes. We take a sample, run the test, and walk you through what the numbers mean before any quote is written.

We also map the plumbing: where the inlet is, what the pressure runs at, what the storage looks like, and where the equipment could reasonably go without disrupting the architecture.

No quote is written until the survey is complete. If the survey reveals the system doesn’t need to be as large as you thought, we say so.

Uniwater engineer taking a water sample on the first survey visit
What the survey covers
  • On-site water test (TDS, hardness, iron, pH, FRC)
  • Plumbing and pressure map
  • Storage and draw audit
  • Install-location options
  • Architect / interior-design coordination notes

Stage 02 — Design

Configured from 100+ engineered options. Not pulled off a shelf.

Your survey readings go into the Uniwater auto-suggest engine — a 17-rule system built from years of installation data. It generates a bill of materials specific to your water, your draw, and your install location.

The proposal includes the configuration name (Mono / Duo / Trio, or 2K / 4K / 6K LPH, etc.), the media selection, vessel grade, controls, install plan, and AMC terms.

For residential customers, the quote is presented as a clean single-line price. For B2B customers, we include the full itemised BOM.

Uniwater engineer reviewing the system design on a clipboard
What’s in the proposal
  • Configuration and capacity
  • Vessel material and media specification
  • Plumbing and electrical scope
  • Installation plan with location diagram
  • AMC tier options
  • Warranty terms
  • Single-line diagram on B2B quotes

Stage 03 — Install

In a day. Or three. Wherever it disappears.

Equipment goes in false ceilings, plumbing shafts, behind cabinets, under counters, or outside windows — wherever it disappears. The home keeps its lines. The architect’s decisions stay intact.

Most residential installs complete in one to two days. Industrial and building-scale installs run one to four weeks depending on scope and site readiness. The engineer commissions every system before handover, with parameter readings filed and shared.

Uniwater engineer installing a system at a customer home
On-site discipline
  • Branded uniform, named technician
  • Plumbing, electrical, mounting, commissioning
  • Photos of every install location
  • Pre-handover parameter test
  • Customer signature on the handover document

Stage 04 — Service

Every month. 24-hour notice. Same window. Same protocol.

Year one of AMC is included with every install. From month one, an engineer visits on a defined schedule. Comprehensive tier customers get monthly visits; Standard tier customers get quarterly.

Every visit follows the Before / On site / After protocol: 24-hour advance notice, parameter testing against design spec, written report filed before the engineer leaves your house.

If a flag is raised, the SLA is 24 hours for Comprehensive and 12 hours for Premium. The system isn’t a sale we made; it’s a relationship we maintain.

Uniwater engineer checking pressure during the monthly service visit
What an engineer does
  • Parameter testing (TDS, hardness, iron, pH, FRC)
  • Backwash and regeneration verification
  • Salt top-up where applicable
  • Resin and media inspection
  • Pressure-gauge calibration
  • Leak and joint inspection
  • Same-day written report

From start to monthly service, the same Uniwater team owns the system.

Ready to start?

Tell us about your home. We’ll come to you.