Water treatment
Whole-home water filtration
A whole-home filter treats the water where it enters the house, so every faucet and shower gets it. It handles sediment, chlorine taste and smell, the things a softener doesn't touch, and it's usually installed alongside one, not instead of it.
When it's worth it
- Chlorine taste or smell in the tap water
- Sediment or cloudiness after work on the city water main
- You want filtered water for showers and laundry, not just for drinking
- You're already putting in a softener and want both done at once
What we do
- 01
Work out what you're actually trying to remove
- 02
Size the system so it doesn't choke the flow to the house
- 03
Install it at the main with a bypass for servicing
- 04
Show you the cartridge schedule so it keeps working
What decides the price
It follows the system and the plumbing at the entry point: whether there's a loop, how the main is run, and whether a softener is going in at the same time. We give the estimate in person, once we’ve seen the job.
Whole-home water filtration · from the job log
Work we’ve done
“Took a few minutes to walk me through how it all works which I appreciated.”
Answers
Whole-home water filtration: questions and answers
Filter or softener: which do I need?
A softener removes hardness minerals that cause scale. A filter reduces sediment, chlorine and taste. Many Valley homes want both, and they're usually installed together at the same point.
Does it need servicing?
Yes, cartridges have a life. We install with a bypass so that's a simple job, and we tell you the schedule when we hand it over.
Also in water treatment
- Water softenersValley water is some of the hardest in the country. A softener removes the minerals that scale fixtures, spot glass and shorten a water heater's life.
- Reverse osmosisAn under-sink system for cleaner, better-tasting drinking water, installed neatly with the faucet and drain done properly.
- All water treatmentSofteners, filtration, reverse osmosis
In-home estimate
Need whole-home water filtration? Tell us what's going on
We come out, look at the problem and explain what it needs before any work starts. For something urgent, calling is fastest.
Rather talk? Call or text (602) 833-4133.