Add a Whole-Home Water Filter for Better-Tasting, Healthier Tap Water in the U.S.

Drinking water can generally be expected to include small amounts of pollutants, according to the Environmental Protection Agency

A whole-home water filter from Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing can deliver fresh water for everything from drinking to bathing to washing clothes.

Not only is this filter important for better-tasting, odorless water, it’s also beneficial for protecting your family’s health.

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Know What’s in Your Drinking Water

A whole-home water filter removes substances you swallow or that your skin absorbs.

For example, a filter eliminates:

Heavy metals
Chlorine
Lead
Industrial chemicals
Trihalomethanes, many of which are believed to be a contributor to cancer

Water quality changes by location and is impacted by the refinement your water experiences. It’s also impacted by construction, mining and agriculture, as well as mineral deposits groundwater flows through.

You can find out which chemicals are in your the U.S. home’s drinking water by browsing the Environmental Working Group’s database. About 81 percent of community utility supplies have tested positive for chemicals connected to cancer, database records show.

Types of Whole-Home Water Purification Systems

Whole-home water purification systems come in various types, each designed to address specific water quality issues. Here are some of the most common types:

Activated Carbon Filters: Activated carbon filters are ideal for removing contaminants like chlorine, sediment and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). They are effective at improving taste and odor but may not remove as many pollutants as other designs.
Reverse Osmosis Systems: A semi-permeable membrane lets water in but filters out a wide range of contaminants like heavy metals or nitrates.
UV Water Purifiers: Ultraviolet (UV) purifiers use the germicidal properties of UV light to kill bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms. While they are excellent for disinfecting water, they won’t work on chemical contaminants or particulates.
Water Softeners: These systems focus on reducing water hardness caused by minerals like calcium and magnesium. Water softeners can prevent scale buildup in pipes and appliances.
Whole-House Sediment Filters: These hefty filters are primarily used to remove larger particles like sand, silt and rust flakes from water. Larger debris can damage other systems, so these filters help protect more sensitive purification systems downstream.

Benefits of Water Filtration Systems

Installing a water filtration system in your home offers numerous advantages:

Improved taste and smell: Water filtration systems can remove chlorine, sulfur and other sources of bad odors and flavors.
Clean and healthy drinking water: By eliminating harmful contaminants such as lead, mercury, pesticides and bacteria, water filtration systems provide safer drinking water for you and your family.
Protection for the entire plumbing system: Filtering out minerals and particulates can extend the life span of your plumbing and household appliances, preventing scale buildup and corrosion that can lead to costly repairs.
Less bottled water: Using a home water filtration system decreases the need for bottled water, reducing plastic waste and your environmental footprint.
Cost savings: Water filtration systems can save money over time by minimizing the risk of problems impacting your pipes or plumbing fixtures.
Convenience: Having a whole-home water filtration system ensures that all the potable water in your house is as clean and safe to use as possible.

Find the Right System for Your Home with Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing

Service Experts Heating, Air Conditioning & Plumbing sells a number of water filtration systems—carbon, reverse osmosis, magnetic and infrared—that take in contaminants. The systems run unpurified water through tools that catch toxins.

Installation is easy and can be completed near your other plumbing. We support systems with our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, so you know we are getting the job done correctly the first time.

We can help you choose a system that works for your needs and budget. Get in touch with us at or schedule an appointment today for a healthier home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is water purification?

Water purification is the process of removing contaminants, impurities and otherwise harmful substances from potable water. This makes it safe for drinking, cooking and other household uses. There are lots of ways to purify water, but most residential systems use some sort of whole-home water filter.
What are the main methods of purifying water?
The most popular options for purifying residential sources of potable water include:
- Filtration: This involves passing water through filters to remove particles, sediments and some contaminants. Common types of filters include activated carbon filters, which can remove chlorine, VOCs, and improve taste and odors.
- Reverse Osmosis (RO): This method uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove a wide range of impurities, including heavy metals, nitrates and certain bacteria. It is highly effective but can be more expensive and may produce some wastewater.
- Ultraviolet (UV) Purification: UV purifiers use ultraviolet light to kill bacteria, viruses and other microorganisms in the water. While excellent for disinfection, UV systems do not remove chemical contaminants or particulates.
- Chemical Treatment: Chemicals like chlorine or iodine can be added to water to kill bacteria and other pathogens. This method is commonly used in municipal water treatment but can leave residual chemicals in the water.

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