Beverly Hills water runs hard — about 12 grains per gallon. That scale is what spots your glass.
Every limit and stat cited from EPA and NSF — never guessed.
It chats with every visitor, diagnoses their water from EPA-verified data, and books your in-home test — every hour you’re not there.
Built on EPA-verified data across 50,000+ ZIP codes
The diagnosis is sealed before a single product appears — and every recommendation books the in-home test, never bypasses it.
Greets the visitor, learns the concern, and answers questions in plain language.
Matches the ZIP to the utility and the contaminants actually detected there.
Maps the problem to the right treatment — hardness, iron type, PFAS, and more.
Only after the diagnosis is sealed — then hands a warm, pre-diagnosed lead to your team.
Same homeowner, same question — here’s where the lead actually ends up.
Every limit, standard, and price it cites comes from a sourced reference — shown with its origin and the evidence tier it landed on, never guessed.
Federal regulation, NSF/ANSI standards, WQA science — the curated, dated facts the engine is built on.
The ZIP’s utility report, pulled live and flagged against limits.
Your own certified products — only what you can actually install.
When nothing curated covers it — and the source is shown, never a guess.
Most tools own one slice of the sale. AquaCounsel runs the whole thread — website to driveway — on one sourced engine and your single catalog.
Captures and qualifies the lead on your site, diagnoses by ZIP, and books the in-home test.
On the job site, your specialist captures the water by voice or photo; AquaCounsel helps diagnose, sizes the system, and drafts the proposal.
The sealed diagnosis and plan carry through, so the right system goes in the first time — fewer callbacks, fewer second trips.
The same agent answers support questions and flags maintenance — on the same record.
On the in-home test there are no forms — your specialist talks or snaps a photo, and AquaCounsel drafts the sized, sourced proposal from your catalog on the spot.
A branded, sourced proposal in the driveway — not a week later from the office.
The engine carries the expertise a 23-week certification takes to build.
Your specialist owns the plan — it goes out under your brand, never “an AI told me to.”
12 gpg hardness + elevated iron. Recommend a 48k-grain softener with an iron pre-filter.
“Do you guys treat well water? What would it cost?”
We do. Private wells aren’t EPA-regulated, so we test first — I can book your free in-home water test this week.
Recording + transcript on the same record — your specialist reviews at 8 AM.
Next on the roadmap: the same sourced specialist answers your phone line — nights, weekends, mid-install — qualifies the caller, and books the in-home test on your calendar.
More than a quarter of home-services calls go unanswered — each one a ~$6,000 install shopping the next listing.
It schedules, briefs your specialist with the transcript, and steps aside — people close, the agent answers.
On the roadmap, not shipped — built on the engine that already runs your website chat. Multi-location pilot dealers get it first.
Beverly Hills water runs hard — about 12 grains per gallon. That scale is what spots your glass.
Every limit and stat cited from EPA and NSF — never guessed.
Diagnosis, catalog, and booking live on one thread — nothing gets lost.
Answers every visitor in plain language — 24/7, never an after-hours miss.
Every claim shows its origin — citable, auditable, on every plan.
Website chat to driveway — nothing re-asked, nothing re-explained.
Warm, pre-diagnosed leads land on your calendar — conversation attached.
AquaCounsel does the qualifying and the homework; your specialist owns every recommendation.
A typical install runs $1,500–$6,000, and every customer costs real money to win. Capture a single after-hours lead you’d have lost — and the year is paid for.