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Whole-Home Filter Tank
A high-capacity carbon filter system installed at the main water line, providing pristine water to every faucet.
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Whole Home Water Filtration & Softeners
Filter and soften the water for your entire house from a single point. Remove chlorine, sediment, and hard minerals before they ever reach your faucets, skin, or appliances.
Protect AppliancesHealthier Skin & HairBetter Tasting Water
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Filter vs. Softener
Not sure what you need? We can test your water and recommend the right system for your home's unique water profile.
Whole Home Filter
Designed to remove chemical contaminants and physical particles from your water. If your water tastes like a swimming pool, this is the solution.
- Removes Chlorine & Chloramines
- Filters out sediment, sand, and rust
- Greatly improves taste and smell
Water Softener
Designed specifically to treat "hard water" by removing calcium and magnesium ions. If you have white crust on your faucets, this is the solution.
- Prevents scale in pipes & water heaters
- Leaves skin & hair feeling softer
- Uses less soap & detergent for cleaning
Recent Installations
Professional integrations seamlessly connected to your home's main water supply.
Water Softener Setup
Professional installation of a water softener system integrated with the home's water heating infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:What is the difference between a water filter and a water softener?
A:A whole-home water filter removes contaminants like chlorine, sediment, rust, and chemicals to improve taste and safety. A water softener removes "hard" minerals (calcium and magnesium) that cause scale buildup, dry skin, and spotty dishes. Many homes benefit from having both.
Q:How do I know if I have hard water?
A:Signs of hard water include white crusty buildup on faucets and showerheads, soap scum that is hard to clean, dry or itchy skin after showering, and clothes that look dull or feel stiff after washing.
Q:Where do you install a whole-house system?
A:We typically install whole-home systems in the garage, utility room, or basement, right where the main water line enters the house. This ensures that every drop of water entering your home goes through the system first.
Q:Does a whole-home filter require a lot of maintenance?
A:Not at all. Standard whole-home carbon/sediment filters just need a cartridge swap every 6-12 months. Water softeners simply require you to add salt to the brine tank every few months. The main tanks themselves can last 10-15 years.