Residential chlorinators are one of the most effective solutions for treating bacteria, sulfur odors, and other water quality concerns commonly found in private wells. At Metro Water Filter, we provide residential chlorinators in North Georgia that deliver consistent water treatment while helping homeowners maintain a safe and reliable water supply.

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Why Choose a Residential Chlorinator?

Water chlorinators provide a continuous dose of diluted chlorine into your water supply. The diluted chlorine will eliminate problems related to:

  • Bacteria – Some bacteria such as E. coli and cryptosporidium can be fatal, especially to infants and small children. With increasing frequency, groundwater is becoming more contaminated with bacteria. Residential chlorinators provide an effective treatment method for helping eliminate harmful bacteria before the water enters your home. Contaminated water can pose serious health risks, making proper water treatment an important part of maintaining a safe household water supply.
  • Sulfur – The presence of sulfur produces a strong and distinct odor in your water. Many homeowners rely on residential chlorinators to oxidize sulfur compounds and reduce unpleasant odors throughout the home.

The Installation of a Water Chlorinator will Render Your Water Completely Safe.

If bacteria is present in your water supply, a Chlorinator will kill all bacteria within seconds.

  • Bad sulfur odors will be removed from your water supply leaving the water that enters your home odor free.
  • You and your family can drink, wash and shower with complete confidence.

Our residential chlorinators in North Georgia require little maintenance and provide trouble-free service. These water treatment systems are designed to deliver reliable performance with minimal upkeep. The periodic addition of chlorine to the holding tank, or the addition of chlorine pellets into the dispenser, are all that the system needs to operate at peak efficiency.

You might wonder why we use chlorinators when we also consider chlorine to be so bad for your health. Actually, we only use chlorinators when we have no other choice. When ever possible, we use high intensity ultraviolet lights to combat bacteria.

In some areas, State law requires that public water systems, such as are used in camps, communities, etc., treat their water with chlorine. We also run into some water problems that can only be solved through the use of chlorine. So we only use chlorine when we have no other choice.

Of course, protecting you and your family is our primary concern, so we don’t allow the chlorine to remain in your water for long. When we install the Chlorinator, we also install a 10″ or 20″ carbon cartridge filter that will remove the chlorine once it’s job is done.

A simple water test, that only takes a few minutes, can determine the level of chlorine in your water. Metro Water Filter offers an on-site consultation. Please give us a call, and we’ll set up an appointment to test your water on-site.

What Our Customers Say



17gpd Residential Chlorinator Chlorinator & Soda Ash Dosing Pump

  • Self-priming up to 25 feet and does not lose prime
  • Can pump off-gassing solutions
  • Solutions contained in tube, not exposed to pump components or air
  • Subassemblies fit together without tools; easy service or conversion to another model
  • Pump head universal
  • Can run dry without damage
  • Will not clog from dirt or debris
  • Reproducible outputs within 2%
  • Adjustable feed rate control from 5%-100% in 2.5% increments
  • Pump tubes accept a variety of chemicals

Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Chlorinators

What do residential chlorinators do?

Residential chlorinators continuously inject a controlled amount of chlorine into your water supply to help eliminate bacteria, reduce sulfur odors, and improve overall water quality.

Are residential chlorinators safe for drinking water?

Yes. When properly installed, residential chlorinators disinfect the water, and a carbon filter is typically used afterward to remove excess chlorine before the water is used throughout the home.

Can a residential chlorinator remove sulfur odors?

Yes. One of the most common uses for residential chlorinators is treating hydrogen sulfide, which causes the rotten egg smell often found in well water.

How much maintenance does a residential chlorinator require?

Most residential chlorinators require only periodic replenishment of chlorine solution or pellets and occasional inspection to ensure proper operation.

Do I need a residential chlorinator if my well water contains bacteria?

If testing confirms the presence of bacteria, a residential chlorinator can be an effective solution for disinfecting your water supply and protecting your household from harmful contaminants.

How do I know if a residential chlorinator is right for my home?

The best way to determine whether a residential chlorinator is needed is through professional water testing. Metro Water Filter can perform on-site testing and recommend the most appropriate treatment solution for your water conditions.

Residential Chlorinators for North Georgia Homes

Metro Water Filter offers residential chlorinators designed to address bacteria, sulfur odors, and other common well-water concerns. These systems provide reliable water treatment with minimal maintenance requirements.