Why A Whole House Water Filter?

Main Benefits of a Whole House Water Filter
Water for every Use
With a whole house water filter, every faucet delivers filtered water. This means you can:
- Drink directly from the tap without worrying about impurities.
- Shower and bathe in water free from chlorine and other chemicals, which can irritate skin and hair.
- Cook with clean water that enhances the taste of food and beverages.
Protects Appliances and Plumbing
Unfiltered water often contains sediments, minerals, and chemicals that can damage appliances and plumbing systems over time. A whole house water filter helps:
- Prevent scale buildup in water heaters, washing machines, and dishwashers.
- Extend the lifespan of appliances by reducing wear and tear caused by hard water.
- Maintain the efficiency of plumbing systems, minimizing costly repairs.
Improves Health and Well-Being
Contaminants in water can pose health risks, especially for vulnerable groups like children, the elderly, or those with compromised immune systems. By removing harmful substances such as lead, chlorine, and bacteria, a whole house water filter ensures:
- Safer drinking water for your family.
- Reduced exposure to harmful chemicals during showers or baths.
- Better hydration with water that tastes and smells clean.
Enhances Skin and Hair Health
Chlorine and other chemicals in unfiltered water can strip natural oils from your skin and hair, leading to dryness, irritation, and even conditions like eczema. A whole house water filter removes these irritants, resulting in:
- Softer, healthier skin.
- Shinier, more manageable hair.
- Relief for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies.
Saves Money Over Time
While the initial investment in a whole house water filter may seem significant, it can save money in the long run by:
- Reducing the need for bottled water.
- Lowering maintenance costs for appliances and plumbing.
- Minimizing health-related expenses caused by poor water quality.
* Many people couple there clean water experience by installing a Reverse Osmosis system in the kitchen, we can quote a RO installation if necessary
Installation
In most cases in South West Florida a Whole house filter can be installed on the side of the house where the water main enters the home. The filter is generally installed about 3 feet under the ground for the purpose of hurricane protection and and to keep the piping as safe as possible. Generally, the cylinders are colored in tan, grey or black to match the color scheme of most homes. Your whole house filter comes complete with shut off valves as well as a gauge to monitor your pressure. Tanks require no electric and are effective for up to 10 years depending on the water quality in the area. The filters are designed for city water and not well installations.




