Whole house water filtration systems offer homeowners the most comprehensive filtration option for your property, solving a wide range of issues affecting water quality, taste and appearance. By filtering water as it enters the home, you are able to remove problem contaminants such as chlorine, rust, sediment, silt and impurities from your entire water supply – ensuring your family’s water is clean to drink, cook with, and bath in.

Water Filtration systems can be used to improve the overall taste and clarity of your water, or to eliminate or remove specific contaminants.  The types of contaminants present in your water will largely depend on your location and water source; either municipal or well.  Whether you experience rust stains, odor, corroded plumbing or just a foul taste – there is a water filtration system that can solve your problem.

The quality of your water will depend on where you live and whether it is supplied from a private well or local municipality. While both sources are known to contain hardness minerals, well water in particular is known for being hard.

Minerals in water are what makes certain water considered “hard.”  The most common minerals found in water are calcium and magnesium. Typically, groundwater will dissolve rock like limestone, or metals, like iron and the remnants travel with the water until it is in your home.

These dissolved solids can cause scaly buildup in your home – on dishes, pipes, and the heating elements of your appliances.   Soap scum and clogged, corroded plumbing are often the negative result of hard water.

An acid neutralizer system consists of a tank filled with calcium carbonate. As the acidic water passes through the bed of calcium, it safely and effectively corrects the pH level to neutral. Once neutral, your water will no longer dissolve copper from your pipes, damage fixtures and leave stains.

To raise the pH of acidic water, acid neutralizers employ calcite, a media very rich in calcium. Calcium and magnesium are the two ions that lead to water hardness. As the calcite dissolves in the water, the corrosive acidity is reduced, but the hardness of the water does increase. 

If you are like many Americans who spend thousands of dollars annually purchasing bottled or filtered water because you are worried about the quality of your water or simply don’t like the taste, a reverse osmosis system may a prudent investment.

Designed to transform your tap water, R/O systems provide your family with fresh, pristine, and healthy water. Not only does R/O water taste better (better than bottled!), but the purification process drastically reduces unwanted contaminants – meaning it’s healthier too.

Reverse Osmosis systems are tested and certified to reduce some of the following pesky contaminants:

• Lead

• Arsenic

• Copper

• Chromium

• Selenium

• Fluoride

• Radium

• Barium

• And more…

UV Systems work by utilizing ultraviolet rays to attack and disrupt the DNA of bacteria and viruses.  Once the microorganisms’ DNA is damaged, it cannot function or reproduce – or cause you any harm.

UV systems offer many advantages for homeowners to help protect their water supply. As UV purification is a physical process and not chemical, it does not use any harmful chemical disinfectants.  There are some microorganisms that are resistant to chemical disinfectants such as chlorine and are only able to be eliminated through UV treatment.  Not only that, but UV system are better for the environment.