Whole-home water treatment
Better waterthroughout your home.
Point-of-entry treatment where water enters your home, selected around your water conditions and your goals.
Starting price applies to a standard installation. Final system selection and price depend on water conditions, system sizing, plumbing and site requirements. Your complete price is confirmed before work begins.
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Point-of-entry treatment
Treated water at every tap.
Whole-home treatment is installed where water enters the house, so treated water reaches your kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and water-using appliances.
It's a common choice for city or municipal water. The right equipment depends on your water source, your water conditions and what you want to improve.
Signs it may be worth considering
- Chlorine taste or smell at taps throughout the house
- Sediment collecting in faucet aerators or fixtures
- You want more than a pitcher or faucet filter
- You're on city water and want treatment beyond the kitchen
Why homeowners choose it
Treatment throughout the home.
One point-of-entry system, selected around your water source and goals, instead of separate filters at each faucet.
Water enters the home
City water or a private well.
Treated at the point of entry
Selected around your water source and goals.
Reaches every tap
Kitchen, bathrooms, showers and laundry.
Treated water at every tap
Kitchen, bathrooms, showers and laundry, not just one faucet.
One system at the source
Treatment where water enters the home instead of separate filters around the house.
Configured for your water
Selected around your water source, conditions and what you want to improve.
Pairs with reverse osmosis
Add RO at the kitchen sink if you also want filtered drinking water.
Depending on the system, it may help with
- Addressing sediment
- Reducing chlorine, where appropriate
- Improving certain taste and odor concerns
- Treating an identified concern throughout the home, not only at one faucet
Whole-home treatment doesn't remove everything, and no single system addresses every water-quality concern.
Find the right system
Matched to your water and goals.
Systems are selected based on your home's water, household needs and installation requirements.
Water source
City or municipal water, or a private well.
Water conditions
What's in your water, with testing where appropriate.
Your goals
What you'd like to improve, and where in the home.
How whole-home pricing works.
Whole-home treatment starts at $2,895 installed for a standard installation. Because the equipment, sizing and plumbing depend on your water and your home, we confirm your system and your complete price before any work begins.Looking for drinking water only? See our RO systems →
What happens next
You schedule. We handle the rest.
You don't need to choose or size equipment. Tell us about your home and water, and we confirm the system and your complete price.
Step 1: Schedule your installation
Tell us about your home, your water source and the concerns you want to address.
Step 2: We review your water
We review what's known about your home's water and determine what treatment approach may be appropriate.
Step 3: We confirm your system
We confirm the treatment configuration, your complete price and installation requirements before work begins.
Step 4: Professional installation
Installation is coordinated with a licensed and insured plumbing professional.
What is the difference between under-sink RO and whole-home water treatment?
Under-sink RO is a point-of-use system: it treats water for a dedicated drinking-water faucet in your kitchen. Whole-home treatment is installed where water enters the house, so treated water reaches your faucets, showers and water-using appliances. They address different goals, and some homes use both.
What does a whole-home water-treatment system do?
A whole-home system treats water as it enters your home. Depending on the equipment selected, it can be configured for concerns such as sediment, chlorine, taste and odor. Hard water is handled by a water softener, and homes on private wells are treated based on testing; each is its own service. No single system addresses every water-quality concern, so the right equipment depends on your water.
How do I know which whole-home system I need?
It depends on your water source, your water quality and what you'd like to improve. You don't need to work it out yourself: schedule an installation and tell us your water source and concerns. We review your water, with testing where appropriate, then confirm the system and your complete price before work begins.
Can I have a whole-home system and an under-sink RO system?
Yes. They do different jobs: whole-home treatment addresses the water throughout your house, while an under-sink RO system provides filtered drinking water at a dedicated kitchen faucet. Some homes use both.
Not sure what your home needs?
Schedule your installation and tell us about your water source and concerns. We'll review your water and confirm the right system and your complete price.