Our Mission - Protect What Matters

Your Health

Even if your water looks, tastes and smells fine, harmful contaminants could still be present. In most cases, things like lead are not in your main water source but enters your water on its way to the tap. Knowing what is in your water, where it comes from and the path it takes to get to you is important so you can determine what actions are needed to improve its safety and quality. We offer many different DROP water treatment products that help keep you and your family safe.

Your Home

Insurance claims from water damage within a home is the number 2 most frequent claim a year behind wind damage and way more common than theft. We protect our homes from burglary with security systems, but a much higher risk is the potential of a water appliance bursting or pipe breaking in your home. By monitoring potential leak points with DROP leak detectors and using the meter on the DROP treatment device DROP is working to protect your home from water damage 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Your Environment

The EPA estimates that American households waste over 1 trillion gallons of water each year. Quite often, this is the result of preventable problems, like leaky toilets and faucets, or a malfunctioning sprinkler system. By allowing you to quickly identify leaks and monitor your water usage, DROP Connect will help you improve your family’s water use so you can help the environment and save money on your water bills!

History

With over 35 years in the industry, Chandler Systems is a premier manufacturer of water treatment products, holding many patents in water treatment, motor control, and electronic systems. Our founder, Bill Chandler, started manufacturing water treatment products in 1980, and in 1993, began production of electrical and electronic products.

In 2012, we combined these areas of expertise as we began to develop a virtual schematics and wireless control system, designed to help homeowners and contractors alike diagnose and solve the problems associated with leaks and other water usage issues. This private network would create a unified system to control filters, softeners, well pump controls, and more, and eventually became known as DROP.

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