The whole home carbon filtration
One system treats every tap in the house, sized after the assessment.
Some of what it takes care of
Chlorine taste and smell in every glass and every shower
The pool smell that comes off a hot shower
Disinfection byproducts that form when chlorine meets organics in the supply
And when the assessment finds something this system does not do, you get pointed at the one that does.
The system
Coconut-shell activated carbon reduces chlorine, unpleasant tastes and odors, and other common contaminants before the water reaches your faucets and showers.
Softening resin reduces the hardness minerals that cause scale buildup, helping protect your plumbing, fixtures, water heater, and appliances.
Support media helps distribute water consistently through the filtration and softening media.
A fiberglass tank holds the filtration media and resists corrosion.
A better valve on top
Instead of relying on traditional rubber seals and moving pistons that can wear over time, the disc design uses hard-wearing components built for a long service life.
The drinking water stage
Reverse osmosis under the kitchen sink comes free with the system, on its own faucet. The house gets two stages, your drinking and cooking water gets a third. More on the RO system
The number
$2,999 installed
The assessment decides the system. What goes in depends on what the utility publishes for your supply and on what you are noticing at your own taps, not on a package chosen in advance.
Get Your Free Water AssessmentYou should not be able to taste your water.
City water arrives treated, but the chlorine used to treat it rides along, and hardness was never treatment's job. If you can taste one or see the other, that is your answer.
Filter changes on a schedule. The setup notes tell you when and the reminder comes from us.
Every tap gets the two whole house stages, and reverse osmosis comes free with the system, under the kitchen sink with its own faucet, for drinking and cooking water.
The assessment is free. Leave a name and a number, or just call.