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Whole-Home Water Filtration

Whether you're on city water with a chlorine taste or well water with sediment and odor, a whole-home filtration system fixes it at the source — every tap, every shower, not just the kitchen sink.

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Whole-home water filtration system installed near the main water line

What's included

  • Water quality testing for sediment, chlorine, pH, and common contaminants
  • Whole-home sediment pre-filtration
  • Carbon filtration for chlorine taste and odor
  • Reverse osmosis option for drinking-water taps
  • UV disinfection available for well water with bacteria concerns
  • Filter replacement scheduling and maintenance plan

Is this you?

  • Chlorine taste or smell from city water
  • Sediment or cloudiness in well water
  • Sulfur ("rotten egg") smell from a well
  • Wanting cleaner water at every tap, not just one filter pitcher
  • A household with infants, immunocompromised members, or pets sensitive to water quality
  • Preparing a home for sale with a water-quality concern noted in inspection
How it works

Our process

1

Test the water

We test for sediment, chlorine, pH, and — for wells — sulfur, iron, and bacteria indicators.

2

Recommend a system

Whole-home filtration, point-of-use RO at the kitchen, or both — matched to what your test actually shows.

3

Install

Whole-home systems tie into the main line after the meter or well pressure tank; RO units install under the kitchen sink.

4

Explain maintenance

We walk through the filter change schedule so performance doesn't quietly decline months later.

Pricing

Whole-home sediment and carbon filtration typically runs $900–$2,200 installed. Under-sink reverse osmosis systems start around $650 installed.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

A softener removes hardness minerals; filtration removes sediment, chlorine, odor, and other contaminants. Many well-water homes benefit from both, working together.

Whole-home filtration treats every tap and appliance; RO is a finer, slower filtration typically installed just for drinking and cooking water at the kitchen sink.

Sediment filters typically every 3–6 months, carbon filters every 6–12 months depending on usage — we set up a reminder schedule at install.

Often yes, with the right combination of aeration, carbon, or oxidizing filtration — we'll confirm the cause with testing before recommending a system.

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Need water filtration?

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