Northern Water Cleaners - Moose Jaw

Reaction to a problem, however, is precisely how Northern Water Cleaners came to exist. When a water pollution crisis struck Moose Jaw and Regina, SK, back in 1985, Mr. Ernie Butler took it upon himself to devise a new water filter, one that would use granulated activated charcoal. It addressed several issues and proved a significant step up from reverse osmosis and distillation.

Realizing that he needed more security against bacteria, Mr. Butler developed and patented a bactericidal system to ensure that any residual bacteria were eliminated. Helped by independent laboratories.  Mr. Butler developed an improved prototype to address that issue. The result — a patent for the world’s only cost-effective, industrial water treatment system able to remove all impurities from water, while ensuring that bacteria does not grow within the filter.

In 1984, the Northern Water Cleaner system gained interest worldwide.  Testing and approving of effectiveness led to the worldwide use of our units in Germany, South America, Chili, India, Great Britain, France, and the U.S.A.  When earthquakes shook and destroyed Haiti’s water system, Northern Water Cleaners made sure to send engineers to assist in securing a clean water source.  As a result, the Haitians are now installing Northern Water Cleaners as a common practise.  The year 1984 Butler won the Export Achievement Award for Saskatchewan.

This work and successful achievement by Northern Water Cleaners has been utilized in many countries around the world.

Northern Water Cleaners are cleaning water for First Nation Reserves across Canada – reservations that have been on water boil advisories for decades.

Today, Northern Water Cleaners remains a privately owned company that values innovation, responsibility, and intelligence in everything we do. All the while, we pride ourselves on helping people worldwide achieve one aim — clean water throughout homes, condo’s, offices, restaurants, as well as cabins and RV units.