Drinking Water Filtration
Whole-house filtration handles the water running through your entire home — drinking water filtration is about what comes out specifically at your kitchen tap, polished to its purest, best-tasting state.
The Last Stage Before the Glass
Even a home with great whole-house filtration can still benefit from dedicated drinking water treatment — it's a different job, aimed at a different standard.
Whole-house systems are sized to treat every gallon that enters your home — showers, laundry, dishwashing, every fixture. Drinking water filtration is installed at just one or two points, usually the kitchen sink and refrigerator line, and is built to a much higher standard of purity since it's water you're actually consuming. Reverse osmosis is the technology that gets you there: a multi-stage membrane process that rejects dissolved contaminants other filtration simply isn't designed to catch, including PFAS, lead, arsenic and chlorine byproducts, for up to 99.5% reduction of what's left after every other stage of filtration.
Our Drinking Water System
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Reverse Osmosis System
Water is forced through a multi-stage membrane with pores fine enough to reject dissolved contaminants — PFAS, lead, arsenic, chlorine and more — removing up to 99.5% of what's left after every other stage of filtration.
Learn MorePair It With Whole-House Filtration
Most of our customers run both: whole-house filtration to protect pipes, appliances and skin, and reverse osmosis to perfect the water they actually drink and cook with.
See our Whole House Filtration systems for prefiltration, carbon, resin and softening options sized for your entire home.
Not Sure Which System Is Right for You?
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