Choose the Right Whole Home Filtration Path
Whole house water filtration is not one-size-fits-all. Start with the option that best matches your home, water source, and main concern.
City water? Look for systems designed to help reduce chlorine, chloramine, taste, odor, PFAS, VOCs, scale, and other municipal water concerns.
Well water? Start with testing, then choose treatment based on issues like iron, sulfur odor, sediment, hardness, bacteria, arsenic, nitrates, or turbidity.
Hard water or scale? Compare conditioning and softening options based on your water source, hardness level, and household needs.
Specific contaminant concern? Review targeted systems for fluoride, arsenic, sediment, turbidity, and other water quality issues.
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ECO-X Whole Home Filtration & Conditioning SystemFrom $2,995.00
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Platinum Series Whole Home Filtration & Conditioning SystemOn sale from $6,995.00
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Fluoride Series Whole House Water Filtration SystemOn sale from $2,795.00
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Aqua-Tech Well Series Whole House Water Filtration and Softening SystemOn sale from $4,995.00
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Air Injection Well Series Whole House Water Filtration SystemOn sale from $4,995.00
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Arsenic Series Whole House Water Filtration SystemFrom $4,995.00
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Turbidity Series Whole House Water Filtration SystemFrom $1,995.00
What to Compare Before Choosing a Whole House Water Filtration System
The best whole house water filtration system depends on your water source, the problems you want to address, and how the system will perform in your home. Before choosing a system, consider these key factors.
Your Water Source
City water and private well water can have very different treatment needs. Start by identifying your water source and the conditions commonly associated with it.
Your Main Water Concerns
Chlorine, chloramine, hardness, sediment, iron, sulfur, fluoride, PFAS, taste, odor, and other concerns may require different treatment methods. Choose a system based on what is actually present in your water.
Household Size and Water Flow
A whole home system should be properly sized for your household and expected water demand so that multiple fixtures can be used without unnecessarily restricting flow.
Maintenance Requirements
Compare filter changes, media replacement, salt use, electricity, drain requirements, and other ongoing maintenance before selecting a system.
Performance Data and Warranty
Look at documented performance information, testing or certifications where applicable, system capacity, warranty coverage, and what the manufacturer specifically states the system is designed to address.




