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At Omaha H2O, we believe better water can make a real difference in everyday life. With 30 years of water treatment experience, we’ve built our business around a simple promise: provide our neighbors with quality solutions, honest pricing, dependable service, and some of the best warranties in the industry.
We’re proud to serve Omaha, Gretna, and the surrounding communities with the kind of personal service we’d want for our own homes and families. From water softeners, whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis, UV and iron filtration to softener salt, ice melt, air filtration, and more, we’re here to be the local company you can turn to when you need help.
Omaha H2O is about more than equipment. It’s about answering the phone, standing behind our work, treating people fairly, and building relationships that last long after the installation is complete.
We’re your neighbors. We’re your water experts. And we’re grateful for every family that trusts Omaha H2O with their water.
Better Water. Better Service. Right Here at Home.
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At Omaha H2O, water treatment is all we do. We’ve dedicated our experience to providing quality equipment, honest recommendations, fair pricing, and dependable service you can count on long after the installation.
When you choose Omaha H2O, you’re not just another customer. You become part of an ever-growing H2O family that we’re proud to take care of.
Better water. Personal service. Welcome to the H2O family.
Ready to get started? Contact us today to request a quote for your water treatment equipment. Our team will work with you to find the best solution for your needs and budget.
Call us today 402-983-6085
Please reach us at omahah2ollc@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes — Omaha H2O is a BBB Accredited Business. We proudly stand behind all our work!
Hard water is water that contains high levels of mineral deposits, such as calcium and magnesium. These minerals can cause a range of issues, from dry skin and hair to clogged pipes and appliances that don't work as efficiently.
When it comes to well water, experience matters. Omaha H2O specializes in treating challenging water problems like iron, manganese, hardness, sulfur odors, sediment, bacteria, and more. With decades of hands-on water treatment experience, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. We test your water, identify the problem, and recommend the right system for your home and your water.
A water softener works by removing the minerals that cause hard water. It does this through a process called ion exchange, where the hard minerals are exchanged for sodium ions. The result is softer, smoother water that's better for your skin, hair, and home.
PFAS, often called “forever chemicals,” are a large group of man-made chemicals that have been used for decades in products such as non-stick cookware, stain-resistant materials, food packaging, and firefighting foam. Because they break down extremely slowly, PFAS can make their way into groundwater and drinking water and remain in the environment for many years.
Long-term exposure to certain PFAS has been associated with potential health concerns, which is why reducing them in drinking water has become an important focus nationwide.
A whole house filtration system can provide a range of benefits, including improved taste and odor of your water, removal of harmful contaminants, and protection for your appliances and plumbing. It can also save you money on bottled water and reduce the need for harsh cleaning products.
Nitrates can enter groundwater from fertilizers, septic systems, and agricultural runoff and can be especially concerning in private wells. Because you can’t see, smell, or taste nitrates, testing is important. Omaha H2O can test your water and provide the proper treatment solution to reduce nitrates and protect your drinking water.
Coliform bacteria are naturally found in soil, surface water, and the environment. When detected in well water, they can indicate that contaminants are entering the water supply. While most coliform bacteria are not harmful themselves, their presence can signal a potential pathway for harmful bacteria. Omaha H2O has proven methods for treating coliform bacteria, helping provide cleaner, safer water and greater peace of mind for your home.
Omaha H2O is different because water treatment isn’t an add-on service—it’s what we specialize in. We focus on diagnosing and treating water problems such as hardness, iron, manganese, nitrates, bacteria, PFAS, and other water-quality concerns.
A plumber is an expert in plumbing. Omaha H2O is your water treatment expert. We test the water, identify the problem, and recommend equipment specifically designed for your water—not a one-size-fits-all solution.
Yes! Omaha H2O specializes in custom water treatment systems. We evaluate your water, identify the specific problems, and design a solution around your water and your home—because every water problem is different.
Omaha H2O proudly serves Gretna, Omaha, Papillion, and surrounding communities, traveling up to a 100-mile radius to help customers with their water treatment needs. City water or well water—we’re here to help!
Yes! Omaha H2O offers flexible financing options to help make quality water treatment more affordable. Ask us about available payment options and find a plan that works for your budget.
Yes! Omaha H2O offers excellent warranties backed by quality manufacturers. Our systems are built for long-term reliability, and most importantly, we’re local and here to service and stand behind the equipment we sell.


















































































18320 Giles Rd Unit 105, Gretna, Nebraska 68028, United States
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18320 Giles rd unit 105, Gretna, NE 68028
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