Water filters

A point-of-entry filtration system filters the water where it enters the house – so every tap gets filtered water. There are many kinds of filtration systems, with prices from $100 to $5,000. The more sophisticated the filter, the more expensive the system – an inexpensive filter may only remove sediment. Depending on your area and water, filtered water can improve the taste, is better for water-using appliances and leaves hair and skin feeling softer. Your local water authority can supply an analysis of their water; we’re glad to discuss which system is best for your home.

Water conditioner for hard water

Hard water has minerals like calcium and magnesium. They cause spots on dishes, dingy clothes and film on sinks, tubs and shower curtains – and make appliances work less efficiently and wear out sooner. A water softening system increases the life of appliances and saves energy; you’ll use less detergent, soap and shampoo, and less water for rinsing.

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What can a filter take out?

Slide from a basic sediment filter to a top-end system and watch the glass.

Filtration levelNo filter

Sediment, rust, sand, silt
Chlorine
Industrial chemicals, pesticides, nitrates

$100

$5,000

Typical system price range from our service page – the actual system depends on your water.

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