Water Filtration sytems

Is your water cloudy, have an odd taste or smell, or leave behind stains and buildup?

Or maybe you simply want cleaner, better-tasting drinking water straight from the tap.

Pipes Plumbing and Heating installs residential water filtration and treatment systems designed around your home's water and your family's needs.

From whole-house filtration to under-sink drinking water systems, we'll help you find a practical solution without selling you a system you don't need.

Want filtered water throughout your home?

A whole-house, or point-of-entry, filtration system treats water as it enters your home so filtered water can be available at multiple fixtures.

Depending on your water quality and the system selected, whole-house filtration can address concerns such as:

• Chlorine and unpleasant taste or odor
• Sediment and particulates
• Certain metals and contaminants
• Iron and manganese
• Other specific water-quality concerns

The right system depends on what's actually in your water. We'll help determine what type of filtration makes sense for your home rather than taking a "one filter fits all" approach.

• Have a private well
• Notice an unpleasant taste or odor
• See sediment or discoloration in your water
• Have staining from iron or manganese
• Want filtered water throughout the house
• Want to protect plumbing fixtures and appliances from certain water-quality issues

If your primary concern is the quality and taste of your drinking and cooking water, an under-sink system can be an excellent option.

These point-of-use systems treat water at a specific faucet—typically the kitchen sink—without filtering every gallon of water used throughout the house.

Depending on your needs, options may include:

Carbon filtration can improve taste and odor and, depending on the specific certified system, reduce certain contaminants.

Reverse osmosis, or RO, uses a semi-permeable membrane to reduce a broad range of contaminants from water supplied to a particular fixture. EPA identifies under-sink RO as a common point-of-use application.

RO systems can be particularly useful when testing identifies contaminants that are appropriate for reduction through an RO system.

• Clean, filtered drinking water at the kitchen faucet
• Doesn't require whole-house filtration
• Compact installation
• Great option when drinking water is the primary concern
• Can be paired with a dedicated drinking-water faucet