Water softeners in Midway, New Mexico
Softener and well-water help for the community between Roswell and the Pecos farm towns.
Midway is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in central Chaves County, about 9 miles southeast of Roswell. It counted 818 residents in 2020. U.S. Route 285 forms its western edge on the way to Artesia, and New Mexico State Road 2 runs through it toward Hagerman. Kids here attend Roswell Independent School District schools.
Which water are you on?
Start there. Because Midway isn't an incorporated town, homes can be on a water system or on their own well, and the plan for each is different. If you get a water bill, ask your provider for its annual Consumer Confidence Report. If you're on a well, you're the one in charge of testing.
What should a Midway well owner test for?
The New Mexico Environment Department recommends a spring test every year for coliform bacteria, nitrate and arsenic, and uranium every five years. Before buying a softener, add hardness, iron, manganese and total dissolved solids. NMED's Ground Water Quality Bureau also runs free water fairs that screen for iron, nitrate, sulfate and more, though it says those are screenings, not a substitute for a certified lab.
Typical requests
- Sediment filters ahead of a softener on well water
- Softeners sized from a fresh well test
- RO drinking taps
Common questions
How far is Midway from Roswell?
About 9 miles southeast, along US 285 and NM 2.
Can I get free water screening in New Mexico?
NMED holds free water fairs and some field offices offer limited free tests. They're screenings only, so use a certified lab for decisions.
Services in Midway
- Water softener installationA new softener sized to a test of your water and your household, with a bypass, an air-gapped drain and freeze protection.
- Water softener repairFix softeners that stopped softening, won't regenerate, never use salt, or run water to the drain nonstop.
- Water softener replacementSwap an old, failing or poorly sized unit for one matched to your water and the household you have now.
- Whole-house filtrationSediment, carbon and iron filters for all the water in the house, often installed ahead of a softener.
- Reverse osmosis drinking waterUnder-sink RO systems for drinking and cooking water, often paired with a softener.
Nearby areas
Scale on the faucets, or a softener that stopped keeping up?
Call the number above and we'll connect you with a water treatment company that works in Roswell and the Pecos Valley.