Whole Home Water Systems

City Water Dual Tank

Our most complete answer for municipal water. One tank softens; the other holds activated carbon that reduces the chlorine and disinfection byproducts that cause taste, odor, and dryness. Multi-stage treatment at the point of entry means consistent water at every tap.

Chloramine upgrade: this system is also built with catalytic carbon in place of standard activated carbon — the better choice if your utility disinfects with chloramine rather than free chlorine.

Well Water Dual Tank

Staged filtration designed for private wells — the sediment, iron, sulfur odors, and hardness that Triangle well counties see all the time. Each stage targets a different problem so the water arriving at your taps is clear, soft, and odor-free.

Catalytic carbon build available: the same dual-tank well system is offered with catalytic carbon instead of standard activated carbon — worth it when the well carries hydrogen sulfide odor along with iron.

Water Softener with Carbon Filtration

A single-tank system that handles the two most common city-water complaints at once: it softens by removing calcium and magnesium, and its carbon layer reduces the chlorine behind bad taste, odor, and dry skin. Pairs well with an under-sink RO for drinking water.

Chloramine upgrade: the mixed-bed tank can be built with catalytic carbon rather than standard activated carbon, in both the large and extra-large sizes.

Whole Home Water Softener

The focused option when hardness is your main problem: spotted dishes, crusty fixtures, stiff laundry, scale in the water heater. Removes the calcium and magnesium behind all of it, house-wide.

Whole Home Water Filter

Filtration without softening — for homes that mainly want chlorine, taste, and odor addressed. No salt, no drain line, no maintenance: the carbon bed does the work quietly for years.

Chloramine upgrade: also offered as a whole-home catalytic carbon filter — same salt-free, drain-free design, with media that breaks chloramine down instead of only adsorbing it.

Catalytic Carbon Filtration

Standard activated carbon works by adsorption — contaminants stick to the surface of the media until it fills up. Catalytic carbon does that too, but its surface is processed to also act as a catalyst, chemically breaking down the compounds that plain carbon struggles with. In practice that means two things Triangle homes actually run into: chloramine, the longer-lasting chlorine-and-ammonia disinfectant many utilities use instead of free chlorine, and hydrogen sulfide, the rotten-egg smell in well water.

Worth asking about if: your water utility's annual report lists chloramine or total chlorine (rather than free chlorine), your water smells like rotten eggs, you keep a fish tank, or you simply want the most thorough carbon stage available. Your specialist confirms it against your actual water on the analysis call.

Whole Home Salt-Free Conditioner

Reduces the effects of hard water without salt or chemicals by conditioning minerals so they don't stick as scale. Keeps beneficial minerals in your water, produces no wastewater, and needs essentially no upkeep. An optional carbon tank adds chlorine reduction.

Iron & Sulfur Removal System

For wells with orange staining or that unmistakable rotten-egg smell. An injection stage oxidizes dissolved iron and hydrogen sulfide, then catalytic carbon filters them out — clear, odor-free water from every tap.