We are considering installing (or replacing) a central water softener to reduce limescale on pipes and shared equipment (booster pump, heat exchangers, central plant), lower breakdown risk, and improve efficiency. Quotes differ in sizing assumptions, regeneration approach, salt management, monitoring, and maintenance coverage.
This is not only a price decision: it’s about reliability, annual running costs, service response time, and avoiding undersizing. This proposal showcases Concorder by combining ranking on quotes, a multi-select vote on non-negotiable requirements, and a date-range vote for the works window (because water interruptions are operationally important).
Rank the options, select the mandatory requirements, then choose all works windows that work for you. In comments: describe current issues (scale, breakdowns, pressure) and whether you prefer full-service maintenance or more internal handling.
System sized for average building consumption, parameter monitoring, maintenance included for 24 months (regeneration checks, verification visits, response within 72 working hours).
We want minimal internal handling and a clear support commitment.
Install and commissioning included; basic annual maintenance (one visit/year). Salt management and routine regeneration checks handled by the building.
We have an internal point person and want the lowest upfront cost.
Upgrade-ready setup (sensors/add-ons), optional annual service package, and periodic water-parameter reporting as an add-on.
We want a mid-cost start with the option to strengthen service later.
General technical context for plant systems and maintenance practices.
