Not every water filter works the same way. Different systems are designed to address different water-quality concerns, which is why choosing filtration based on the problem is important.
Whole-Home Water Filters
Whole-home filters are installed on the main water supply entering your Eugene house. This allows filtered water to reach multiple fixtures throughout the home. They can be an option for households looking to improve overall water quality rather than filtering water at only one location.
Activated Carbon Filters
Activated carbon filtration is commonly used to reduce certain contaminants that can affect the taste and odor of water. These systems may be incorporated into whole-home or point-of-use applications depending on the household’s needs.
Reverse Osmosis Systems
Reverse osmosis, or RO, filtration uses a specialized purification process to reduce a range of dissolved substances. These systems are commonly used when homeowners have particular water-quality goals that require more extensive filtration.
Ion Exchange Systems
Ion exchange technology can be used in certain filtration and water-treatment applications. Because filtration and water softening are not identical processes, our team can help determine which type of system is appropriate for the issue you’re trying to address.
Point-of-Use and Under-Sink Filters
Not every home requires whole-home filtration. Under-sink, faucet-mounted, refrigerator, and other point-of-use filters can focus treatment on a particular fixture or source of drinking water. Our current water-filter service offerings include several of these system types in addition to whole-home equipment.
