Water filtration
Filtered water at every tap in the house
Activated carbon goes in where the water line enters your house. Every tap and every shower gets filtered water, not just the kitchen sink.
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Your tap tastes like a swimming pool
Phoenix treats its water with chlorine and chloramine. That's what keeps it safe on the way to your house. It's also what you taste in a glass and smell in a hot shower.
A pitcher filter fixes one glass at a time. It does nothing for the shower you stand in for ten minutes, or the coffee maker, or the water your clothes wash in.
Whole-house carbon goes in where the main line enters. Every drop passes through it before it reaches anything. The taste and the smell are gone at the kitchen sink and the shower head alike.
Water filtration
What the system does for you
Chlorine taste and odor, gone
Activated carbon grabs chlorine and chloramine as water moves through the bed. Coffee and ice taste different on day one.
Showers that don't dry you out
Chlorine strips the oils out of skin and hair. Filtered water at the shower head is the change most people notice first.
Easier on your softener
Chlorine wears out softener resin over the years. Carbon first, softener second, and the softener lasts longer.
Almost nothing to keep up with
There's no cartridge to buy every month. The media bed rinses itself and gets swapped on a schedule measured in years.
Carbon or RO
Whole-house carbon or reverse osmosis
Both clean up your water, and they do different jobs. Plenty of homes end up with one of each. Here's the plain difference.
Whole-house carbon
- Treats every tap and every shower in the house
- Takes out the chlorine and chloramine taste and smell
- Wastes no water and needs no power
- Media changes measured in years, not months
Reverse osmosis
- Treats one tap, usually the kitchen sink
- Pulls out dissolved solids that carbon leaves behind
- Sends several gallons down the drain for each gallon it makes
- Membranes and pre-filters need changing on a schedule
How it goes
How the install goes
We taste what you have
We test the water at the tap and ask what bothers you. Taste and shower feel point at different fixes.
We size the tank to your flow
Carbon needs contact time to work. Too small a tank and water blows past the media, so we size it off your fixture count.
Price before anything moves
Parts and labor on one page, plus the media schedule. Qualifying jobs go on 18 months at 0% interest.
It goes in at the main
The tank sits where the water line enters the house, ahead of the softener if you have one. Most installs take half a day.
Flush, then taste test
We rinse the new bed out, then run the kitchen tap with you. You should taste the difference right there.
Before you call
Frequently asked questions
Anything we missed? Call (602) 743-9591 and ask a person. We answer around the clock.
No. Carbon handles taste, smell, and chlorine. Hardness needs a softener, which is why the two get installed as a pair in a lot of Phoenix homes.
It meets federal standards. Carbon is about taste and shower feel, not safety. The chlorine does its job on the way to your house, and then it's in your coffee.
There's no monthly cartridge to buy. The carbon bed itself gets replaced on a schedule measured in years, and we tell you the interval for your system when we size it.
Not when it's sized right. An undersized tank chokes the flow, which is exactly why we count fixtures before we quote you a size.
You can keep it, and it'll last far longer. Most of what those little cartridges fight is already out of the water by the time it reaches the fridge.
Yes, and some homes do exactly that. Just know it won't stop the white crust on your fixtures. That crust is hardness, and only a softener touches it.
No. An under-sink unit treats one faucet. This treats the whole house, including every shower head and the washing machine.
Half a day for most homes. We shut the water off for part of it, and we tell you up front how long that window will be.
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Tell us what your plumbing is doing and we'll tell you what it needs. Free estimate, exact price in writing, same-day service on most calls.
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