Whole-home filtration
For sediment, taste and odor concerns throughout the home.
Explore filtrationWater softeners for Houston-area homes
A softer approach
to hard water.
Exploring water softeners for a Houston-area home? Start with a hardness measurement, your household water use and the scale you are noticing.
Discuss water softenersFor hardness minerals and the scale they leave behind.
What a softener does
An ion-exchange softener reduces hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium. The system exchanges these ions and periodically regenerates its resin using brine.
What to compare
Discuss capacity, peak flow, salt use, regeneration settings, drain access and routine care. A demand-based regeneration system responds to water use rather than relying only on a fixed schedule.
Softening and filtration have different jobs
A softener is not a general-purpose contaminant filter. Depending on your goals, you may want to compare filtration or a separate drinking-water system as well.
Learn more: PNNL: how water softeners work
One home.
Different water needs.
Start with what you want to change.
Each system has a different job.
Water softeners
For hardness minerals and the scale they leave behind.
Explore softenersReverse osmosis
For drinking and cooking water at a dedicated tap.
Explore reverse osmosisLet's talk
about your water.
Tell us about your home and what you'd like to improve. A few details are all it takes to start the conversation.
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It doesn't book an appointment or commit you to a purchase.