HomePlumbingWater Filtration

The most common and cheapest water filtration option for your home is a faucet filtration system, or point of use filter. Point-of-use systems are placed near one fixture or appliance and filter its water, for example a kitchen faucet. They utilize a charcoal filter to remove contaminants from tap water, leaving it healthier and tasting better than ever.

Reverse osmosis systems remove up to 99% of salts, bacteria and pollutants in water. They include a tank that is typically situated under the sink. While osmosis is a naturally occurring process, reverse osmosis requires a pump that is used to reverse the effects. Water molecules will pass through the semi-permeable membrane and contaminates are left behind.

The ultimate filter system for your home is a whole house water filtration system. This system treats all the water entering your home. So, whether you’re in the kitchen cooking, in the bathroom bathing, or your laundry room washing, you can rest assured that your water is treated before it gets to you.