Culligan of the Low Country & Savannah

05/24/2026

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend. It's a moment to pause, reflect, and honor the brave men and women who gave everything in service to our country. This year, Culligan of the Low Country & Savannah is proud to turn that tribute into action.

For every Culligan system purchased or upgraded through the end of May, Culligan of the Low Country & Savannah will donate $100 in your name to the Tunnels to Towers Foundation.

A simple decision — better water for your home, and real support for the heroes who gave it all.

05/13/2026

Did you know Savannah's water supply comes from the Savannah River and the Floridan Aquifer — one of the most productive aquifer systems in the world? While it's treated and safe to drink, it naturally picks up minerals like calcium and magnesium along the way, giving us some of the hardest water in Georgia.

Hard water isn't dangerous, but it IS hard on your home. Scale builds up in pipes, water heaters run less efficiently, and your soaps and shampoos just don't lather the way they should. A Culligan water softener is designed specifically to handle our Low Country mineral load — protecting your home and your water bill.

Wondering if your water is hard? We offer FREE water testing in the Savannah area! Call us TODAY

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05/11/2026

To celebrate Culligan's 90th anniversary, get 90 days plus 9 extra months no payments on purchases of any new Culligan Smart HE Softener or Smart RO Drinking Water System.

Take control of your water today—you won’t regret it!

https://culliganhhi.com/zero-payments-for-90-days-plus-an-extra-9-months/

05/05/2026

Feliz Cinco de Mayo from Culligan of the Low Country!
Fun fact: even the best guacamole is 80% water. Okay, we made that up — but staying hydrated while you celebrate today? That part's real. 😄
Drink good water. Eat great food. Enjoy the people around you.
Feliz Cinco de Mayo from our family to yours!

05/04/2026

Happy Drinking Water Week!
Savannah Water Resources serves drinking water to more than 215,000 customers in the City of Savannah and parts of Chatham County. And while we're grateful for that infrastructure, the City's own Water Quality Report site also flags some important concerns — including ongoing monitoring for PFAS chemicals, a group of manufactured substances that don't naturally break down and can build up in people and animals with repeated exposure over time.

This Drinking Water Week, give your family the gift of better water. Call us or visit the link in bio to schedule your free water test today.

The Water Quality Report contains important information about the source and quality of your drinking water. You can access your report at