A pitcher filter treats one glass at a time. A whole-home system treats every drop entering your house, which means the water you shower in, cook with, and wash your clothes in is filtered too, not just the water you drink.
If your water has a chlorine smell, an off taste, sediment, or a color you would rather not think about, whole-home filtration is where you start.
What it addresses
- Chlorine and chloramine taste and odor
- Sediment and particulate
- Iron and manganese staining
- Sulfur or rotten-egg smell
- General taste and clarity issues
Why treat the whole house instead of one faucet
- You are exposed to water through your skin and through steam in the shower, not just by drinking it
- Filtered water protects fixtures, appliances, and plumbing from staining and buildup
- No filters to swap out at individual faucets around the house
- One system, one service schedule, whole-house coverage
Built for your water specifically
There is no universal whole-home filter, because water is not universal. Water in Boise is different from water in Marsing, and a home on a private well in Emmett is different again. We test your water first, then build the system around what is actually in it.
