Secondwind Water Systems, Inc.

Specialties

Residential Water Treatment ~ Radon, Uranium, Arsenic, Hard Water, Bacteria, Odor & Cosmetic Water Problems

Commercial Water Treatment

Public Water Supply Treatment

Secondwind Water Systems, New Hampshire’s only independent authorized Kinetico dealer, is known as one of the best water treatment companies in this region. Combine the superior design and performance of our water softeners, reverse osmosis drinking water systems and specialty water filters with our commitment to exceptional customer service and our technical expertise, and you have a winning combination for solving any water problem.

History

Established in 1989.

Secondwind Environmental was created to support the growing need for products and services dedicated to providing clean air and water for homeowners as well as for public and private buildings.

Crispin Fletcher founded the company in 1989 and was joined in a formal partnership with Christine Peach Fletcher in January of 1990. Jan Beauvais came on board shortly thereafter as the third partner.

In 2002, Secondwind Environmental became Secondwind Water Systems. This name change reflected the company’s chosen focus on water quality solutions.

Christine Fletcher is the President and Treasurer; Jan Beauvais is Vice-​President and Secretary of the Corporation.

Meet the Business Owner

Christine F.

Business Owner

Christine Fletcher, President and one of the founders of Secondwind Water Systems is both a water geek and small business addict. As a Water Quality Association Certified Water Specialist, Level 6, and NH Certified Water Operator, Christine has shown her commitment to being technically competent. As a Founder of Secondwind, she has done virtually all of the jobs of the company as it grew from nothing to over $ 4 million.

Christine has a BA in Economics from Middlebury College and an MBA Degree from Boston University. While her beginning years in business were spent at Digital Equipment Corporation, the rest of her training has been in water and in the school of small business, learning how to run a customer-​oriented service business in a rural geography through all kinds of economic situations.