We install whole-house filters that treat every fixture in the home, plus under-sink and reverse-osmosis systems for better-tasting drinking and cooking water at the kitchen sink. Many Hot Springs homes run a softener and a filtration system together for the full picture: soft water throughout the house and filtered water where you drink and cook. David Bowen's team sizes and installs the right combination for your water and your household.
What’s included
- Whole-house filtration for every fixture in the home
- Under-sink and reverse-osmosis systems for drinking water
- Removes chlorine taste and odor plus sediment
- Pairs with a water softener for complete water treatment
- Sized to your household's actual water use
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a water softener and a water filtration system?
A softener removes calcium and magnesium, the minerals that cause hard-water scale and spotting. A filtration system targets different things entirely, like chlorine taste and odor and sediment. They solve different problems, which is why many homes benefit from running both rather than expecting one system to do everything.
Do I need both a softener and a filtration system?
Not always, but many Hot Springs homes benefit from both: a softener protects pipes and appliances from scale, while filtration improves the taste and quality of the water you actually drink and cook with. We look at your water and what bothers you most about it before recommending one, the other, or both.
How often do filtration systems need new filters?
It depends on the system and your household's water use, but most whole-house and under-sink filters need cartridge changes anywhere from every few months to once a year. We will tell you the schedule for whatever system you have and can handle the swap for you if you would rather not do it yourself.
