Solution categories: Drinking Water Systems

A water softener removes hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium that cause scale buildup, spots and soap scum — improving, cleaning, and protecting your plumbing and appliances. A water filter removes or reduces contaminants such as chlorine, lead, sediment and other impurities to improve the safety and taste of your drinking water. Many homes benefit from having both, so you get soft water throughout the house and clean, great-tasting water at the tap.  Watch our video on Drinking Water vs Soft Water to get more details.  

The Water Quality Association defines reverse osmosis process as: “A process where water and contaminants are separated by passage through a thin semipermeable membrane. The membrane creates a barrier between water molecules and chemical or microbial contaminants as high-pressure forces water through the membrane, leaving contaminants behind.” Contact us today and select “Water Analysis & Estimate” to learn if reverse osmosis is right for your home.