Water Filtration

Filters out chlorine, heavy metals, sediment, and microplastics for clean, great-tasting water.

Reduces mineral buildup, preventing clogs and extending the lifespan of pipes, appliances, and fixtures.

Removes chlorine and harsh chemicals that dry out skin and hair, making showers more enjoyable.

Eliminates the need for expensive bottled water, providing purified water at a lower cost.

Reduces reliance on single-use plastic bottles, lowering your carbon footprint.

Protects your family from water quality issues like lead contamination and boil-water advisories.

Best for removing many contaminants, including heavy metals, nitrates, arsenic, and fluoride.

 RO systems use a semi-permeable membrane to filter out impurities at the molecular level.

Advantages: Highly effective at purifying water and removing up to 99% of contaminants.

Considerations: Requires regular filter and membrane replacements.

(May produce some wastewater during the filtration process.)

Best for treating water for the entire home, including drinking, bathing, and laundry.

These systems are installed at the main water line and use multiple filters to address sediment, chlorine, and other contaminants.

Advantages: Improves water quality for all household uses and protects plumbing and appliances from mineral buildup.

Initial installation costs can be high.

Choose a system tailored to your local water conditions.

Please see our Water Softener page for more information.  (click here)

Best for eliminating bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms.

Uses ultraviolet light to neutralize harmful pathogens in the water.

Advantages: Chemical-free and highly effective.

(Does not remove chemical or physical contaminants.)

Well water requires more robust filtration, while municipal water typically has different needs.

A professional water test can identify contaminants in your area.

Larger families may need higher-capacity systems.