Whole Home Filtration

The journey of water through a whole house filter begins as it enters your home from a natural source or municipal supply. Despite initial treatment, water can still carry contaminants like sediment, chemicals, and microorganisms. A whole house filter provides a multi-stage process to address these issues. Typically, water passes through a pre-filter to remove large particles, an activated carbon filter to reduce chemicals and odors, and a post-filter to catch any remaining impurities before reaching your taps.

Whole house water filters are designed to tackle a broad range of contaminants. They can remove chlorine, sediment, heavy metals like iron and lead, sulfur, and other impurities that affect water quality. Advanced systems may also address more specific issues such as pesticide residues and industrial chemicals, depending on the filter's capabilities.

Signs that your water might benefit from a whole house filtration system include strange tastes or odors, staining on fixtures and clothing, and scale buildup on appliances. If you experience any of these issues or if you're concerned about potential contaminants, a water quality test can provide detailed information and confirm whether a whole house filter is needed.

Yes, we do. Whether you own a small restaurant or manage a large corporate office, the quality of water you provide your customers and employees matters. That’s why we offer a variety of clean water solutions for businesses, including water coolers and whole-building water filtration systems.