Whole-home softening and filtration, plus reverse-osmosis drinking water. We look at your water first, size the system to your home, and give you a straight answer.
Most homeowners have never looked at what their water report actually says. The City of Wichita publishes one every year. We start there, then talk about what, if anything, is worth doing at your house.
Hardness minerals are what leave scale behind on fixtures and inside water-using appliances. A whole-home softener is the equipment that addresses them, and an assessment tells you whether you need one.
Reverse osmosis is the stage that works on dissolved solids that whole-home carbon filtration is not designed to catch. It sits under the sink and treats the water you drink and cook with.
Municipal water is treated before it reaches you, and carbon filtration is the whole-home stage built to work on what treatment leaves behind. Your annual city report is the place to see what applies to your supply.
Straightforward equipment, sized to your house and explained before anything is ordered.
Your complete bundle
Whole-home softening & filtration tank, brine tank, and under-sink reverse osmosis with a dedicated faucet.
Treats the water where it enters the house, so every fixture is served by the same stage.
Addresses the hardness minerals that leave scale on fixtures and inside water-using appliances.
Directs the softening cycle, setting when the system regenerates and when it returns to service.
Holds all the media layers under pressure. Water passes through the media inside it on its way to the rest of the house.
Tell us your address. We review the public data published for your municipal supply and put together a report for your home.
We go over what the report says, recommend the right system for your home, and give you the all-in number.
Your system gets installed and set up, and we walk you through how it runs.
We're local. Every install is in our backyard, across the Wichita Metro Area.
We pull the public data on your water before recommending anything. You see what's in your water and what it takes to fix it.
You get the all-in number in plain language once we have looked at your water, not a range that moves later.
You deal with the owner directly, and you get a call back when you were told you would.
It depends on your home and on what the assessment turns up, so we give you the number after we look at your water rather than before. You get one all-in figure, taxes included, in plain language.
We start with the water report for your supply and the details of your house, then size the equipment to that. If you do not need a stage, we say so.
Wichita's public water supply is blended from Cheney Reservoir surface water and groundwater from the Equus Beds wellfield, together with the city's Aquifer Storage and Recovery project. The City of Wichita publishes an annual water quality report, the Consumer Confidence Report, at wichita.gov/CCR.
We serve homes across the Wichita Metro Area in Kansas. If you are nearby and not sure whether we reach you, call and ask.
We will put together a report on your home's water and give you a straight, all-in number if you want one.