Whole-home water filtration · Northshore, Louisiana
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Beneath the surface
Covington area · latest published testing
What's your water doing to you?
Little daily things you've stopped noticing. All of them fixable.
"I don't drink it, not even in my coffee."
The pool smell and the flat chemical taste are why the fridge stays full of plastic bottles.
The fix: carbon for the house, reverse osmosis for the glass
"It dries out my skin so bad, like a sunburn."
That tight feeling after showers is real, and hot water and soap do a lot of it. What our customers keep telling us is that showers feel different once the chlorine is out.
What carbon changes: chlorine out of every shower
"My glasses come out cloudy no matter what I try."
Two things are happening: a silica film, and permanent etching from your dishwasher's detergent working on soft water. One is fixable and one is preventable, and we'll tell you which is which.
The fix: RO for glasses rinsed at the sink, free advice for the dishwasher
"Four years of shower-door heck."
You scrub, and the white film is back in days. Silica sticks to glass and chrome and shrugs off every cleaner. No filter we sell fixes this one.
The fix: a squeegee habit and a glass coating. We'll show you, free
"Our water smells like rotten eggs."
Sulfur gas in well water makes the smell you've stopped noticing but your guests haven't. Iron adds the orange stains in tubs and laundry.
The fix: a well water system, matched to a tap test
"My hair never feels clean."
If your hair never feels rinsed clean, you're not imagining the feeling. Customers tell us it's one of the first things they notice changing on filtered water.
The fix: whole-home carbon filter
What we install
Most city homes end up with whole-home carbon plus reverse osmosis. Your neighborhood's numbers decide the rest.
Whole-home carbon filter
Cleaner water at every tap. Takes out the chlorine or chloramine taste and smell, and it's easier on rubber seals, hoses, and appliances. We spec catalytic carbon where your town uses chloramine.
Removes: chlorine and chloramine, taste and smellWater softener, if you actually need one
Simple rule: if your neighborhood's water runs hard, a softener goes in your package. If it doesn't, it doesn't. The numbers decide, every time.
For hard water onlyReverse osmosis drinking water
Truly clean drinking water. Takes out the silica, sodium, and dissolved minerals that a filter and a softener cannot. This is the one for your drinking water, your ice, and the glasses you rinse at the sink.
Fixes: drinking water, ice, and flat coffeeWell water systems
Iron, sulfur smell, and sediment handled before they reach your house.
Fixes: rotten-egg smell and stainingHow it works
Three steps. No surprises at any of them.
We pull your neighborhood's report
Your water system publishes real lab data every year. We pull your neighborhood's report and show you exactly what's coming out of your taps. Nobody has to come run mystery tests in your kitchen.
You get a written plan and price
The system we recommend and the exact price, on paper, before any work. A softener is in it only if your water runs hard.
A licensed plumber installs it
A real licensed plumber does the install, keeps it tidy, and walks you through everything before leaving.
What you can expect
Every install is done by a licensed plumber, on a day that works for you.
You see the exact number on paper before any work starts.
Your quote lists the model numbers, certifications, and warranty terms. Check any of them yourself.
Recommendations come from your water system's published data. The source is linked.
Warranty terms are on paper, and the people who installed your system are the ones who honor them.
After the install, we call to make sure everything runs the way it should.
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Common questions
How much does a system cost?
It depends on your water and your home. A drinking water system costs a lot less than a whole-home setup. You get the exact price in writing before any work starts. The scope is fixed on paper, and nothing changes unless you approve it first.
Do I need a water softener?
Depends whose water you have. The city systems we've checked all test soft, and the white film people blame on hard water here is usually silica and dissolved minerals, which a softener can't remove anyway. But dozens of local subdivisions run on their own private utilities, and their water can be very different. Wells are different again. Your neighborhood's report settles it. We'll show you your street's actual number, then you decide.
Do you test the water in my home?
Usually we don't need to. Your water system publishes real lab data every year, and we use your neighborhood's actual report. Wells are the exception, since they have no public reports, so those we test at the tap. And if you'd just feel better having your own tap tested, ask and we'll do it.
How long does installation take?
Most installs are done in a single visit. We schedule a window that works for you, and a licensed plumber handles the whole thing.
Do these systems need maintenance?
Yes. Filters need changing on a schedule, and if your setup includes a softener it needs salt. We tell you the schedule and the cost up front, and we can handle it for you on a schedule so you never think about it.
We're on well water. Can you help?
Yes. Wells are common on the Northshore and iron, sulfur smell, and sediment are all fixable. We test your well water first so the system matches what's actually in it.
My water seems fine. Is this worth it?
"Fine" water still carries chlorine or chloramine you taste and shower in every day, plus the dissolved minerals that spot your glasses and flatten your coffee. Every home benefits from filtration. Your neighborhood's numbers decide which package fits and whether a softener belongs in yours.
See your neighborhood's numbers, then decide.
Tell us a little about your water. Most of this happens by phone with your neighborhood's report on screen, no in-home visit unless you want one.
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