A whole house filtration system built around your actual water
Custom carbon, UV and multi-stage filtration for city or well water, so every faucet in your home runs clean, not just one.
- Free in-home water test
- Warranties up to 25 years
- Treats city and well water
- Bilingual service
Do I need a whole house filter or just a reverse osmosis system?
You may need both, or just one, and the answer depends on what your free water test finds: a whole house system treats every tap in the home for chlorine, hardness, sediment and odor, while reverse osmosis focuses on drinking and cooking water at a single faucet.
If your test shows issues like chlorine taste, scale buildup or sediment throughout the house, a whole house system addresses the water at the point it enters your home.
If drinking water quality is your main concern and the rest of the house tests fine, reverse osmosis alone may be enough. We will walk you through both options after your test, not before.
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Untreated water shows up everywhere in your home
City water carries chlorine added for disinfection, which can affect taste and, over time, form byproducts. Well water skips municipal treatment entirely, so whatever is in the ground can end up in your pipes.
Homeowners in Rockland County have dealt with PFAS affecting hundreds of thousands of residents, while Orange County's Newburgh supply went through a widely reported PFOS contamination. Bergen and Hudson County households on the shared reservoir system also see measurable disinfection byproducts.
- Chlorine taste or smell at every faucet
- Rust, sediment or staining in sinks, tubs and laundry
- Scale buildup shortening the life of your water heater and appliances
- Dry skin and hair after a shower
- PFAS detected in Rockland and Orange County water supplies
- Iron, sulfur or bacteria concerns in private well water
One system, custom built for your water
Every whole house system is designed around your test results, not a standard package.
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Custom system design
Built around your actual water test results, whether you are on city or well water.
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Carbon filtration
Removes chlorine and improves taste and odor at every tap.
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UV sterilization options
Added protection for well water where bacteria is a concern.
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Multi-stage filtration
Layers sediment, carbon and specialty media to match what your water actually needs.
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Protects plumbing and appliances
Cleaner water at the point of entry means less scale and wear throughout the home.
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Warranty up to 25 years
Select systems carry industry-leading coverage for long-term peace of mind.
From free test to clean water, in four steps
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Free water test
We test your water at the source to see exactly what needs treatment.
45 to 60 minutes
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Home analysis and diagnosis
We review your results and identify the right combination of filtration for your home.
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Custom system design
You get a personalized recommendation, not a generic package.
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Professional installation
Our technicians install and test the system, then walk you through how it works.
What your system needs to handle
| Issue | City water homes | Well water homes |
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| Chlorine and disinfection byproducts | Common, especially on reservoir-fed systems like Bergen and Hudson County | Rare, since well water is not chlorinated |
| Hardness (calcium and magnesium) | Varies by municipality | Varies by local geology, often higher |
| PFAS or 1,4-dioxane | Documented in Rockland, Newburgh and parts of Long Island | Possible near industrial or agricultural sites |
| Iron, manganese or sulfur | Uncommon | A frequent cause of staining and odor |
| Typical treatment approach | Carbon filtration, with UV as needed | Sediment and carbon filtration, often with iron treatment or UV |
Your free test tells us which of these actually apply to your home.
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We design after we test, never before
Some companies quote a whole house system before ever seeing your water. We test first, so the system we recommend matches what your water actually needs, not a one-size-fits-all package.
Every installation includes a full walkthrough of how your system works, plus documentation of what is covered under warranty.
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How much does a whole house water filter cost in New York?
There is no set price, because the right system size and cost depend on what your free water test finds, whether you are on city or well water, and how many bathrooms you are treating. We will give you a specific quote after testing, never before.
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Do I need a whole house filter if I am already on city water?
Possibly. City water is treated for safety, but it can still carry chlorine, disinfection byproducts or regional contaminants like PFAS. Your test will show whether whole house filtration makes sense for your specific supply.
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How long does installation take?
Most whole house installations take a few hours and are completed in a single visit once your system has been designed.
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Will it work with my well water?
Yes. Well water is one of the most common situations we design for, and your test will determine whether you need sediment filtration, UV, iron treatment or a combination.
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Does a whole house system need much maintenance?
Filters and media need periodic replacement, typically every 6 to 12 months depending on usage. We offer maintenance plans to keep everything running and your warranty intact.
See what a free test uncovers in your water
Book your free in-home water test and get a whole house filtration plan built around your actual results.
- Free in-home water test
- Warranties up to 25 years
- Bilingual service
- Financing available