Water filtration systems in San Antonio, TX
Chlorine taste at the tap, or just want cleaner drinking water at the kitchen? Carbon whole-house systems, compact under-sink cartridges and reverse osmosis are all things we put in.
Signs you need this
- Chlorine taste or smell
- Buying bottled water
- Want filtered water at the fridge or ice maker
- Concerns about sediment or taste
Why it happens
City water is treated to be safe, but many people dislike the taste or smell of chlorine and want fewer minerals for drinking. Different filters do different jobs. Whole-house carbon improves taste and smell everywhere. Reverse osmosis at the kitchen removes much more for drinking and cooking.
Start by deciding what bothers you. If it is the swimming pool smell in the shower, a whole-house carbon tank on the main line handles it for every tap. If it is the taste of the coffee or the ice, an under-sink unit is usually enough. If you want the most removed for drinking and cooking, reverse osmosis is the step up, with its own small faucet and a storage tank in the cabinet. We test what is coming in, look at the space you have, and explain what each option will and will not change before you pick one. Filters only work when cartridges get changed, so we also set you up with the right replacements and a reminder schedule.
What we check first
- What you want to improve
- Space under the sink or at the main line
- Connection to fridge or ice maker
- Existing softener
Your options
Under-sink filter
Simple, affordable and effective for drinking water.
Reverse osmosis
For the cleanest drinking water at one tap.
Whole-house system
Treats all water entering the house.
Before we get there
- Decide what you want improved
- Clear the space under the sink
- Note your fridge model if connecting it
What affects the price
Under-sink filters are the most affordable. Reverse osmosis costs more and needs a drain connection. Whole-house systems depend on size and where they go on the main line.
Pairing a softener with a carbon or reverse osmosis system is common in our area, since hardness and taste are separate problems.
Water filtration systems questions
How often do filters need changing?
Depends on the system. Under-sink filters often every 6 to 12 months.
Does reverse osmosis waste water?
Some water is used to flush the membrane. Newer units waste much less.
Can you connect it to my fridge?
Yes, in most cases.
Can I get filtered water for the whole house and drinking water too?
Yes. Many homes pair a whole-house filter or softener with reverse osmosis at the kitchen.