Triangle utility water shows 13 contaminants above science-based health guidelines, including "forever chemicals." We help you understand what is worth addressing, then recommend treatment based on your water source, home, and priorities.
Nine quick questions for a useful preliminary recommendation.
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City homes and well homes need different things. We treat both — and we'll tell you what you don't need.
Catalytic carbon at your main line removes chlorine, disinfection byproducts, and PFAS-class chemicals from every tap and shower in the house.
Under-sink, multi-stage purification brings your kitchen tap to bottled quality. Included free with every whole-home system.
High-efficiency softening where hardness is real. Honest note: Raleigh–Cary city water is already soft — if you don't need one, we'll say so.
Air-injection oxidation ends orange staining and rotten-egg smell at the source. Acid neutralizing protects pipes from low-pH water.
Class A ultraviolet purification neutralizes bacteria and viruses — the certification tier actually rated for well disinfection.
Every well is different. We test iron, hardness, pH, sulfur, and TDS at your kitchen sink before quoting a single dollar.
These levels are legal under federal limits. Independent health guidelines are far stricter. Raleigh Water and the Town of Cary — the two utilities covering most of the Triangle — both show it.
Source: EWG Tap Water Database, Raleigh Water & Town of Cary systems (latest published testing). Guideline multiples shown are EWG health guidelines, not federal legal limits — HAA9/TTHM multiples reflect Cary's levels (the higher of the two). Raleigh's PFOA/PFOS levels aren't yet independently verified in our data.
Tell us your water source, location, symptoms, current equipment, home demand, and testing history. You receive a preliminary next-step recommendation.
We review city-water data or test private well water before specifying equipment and providing a clear written quote.
Installed by an NC-licensed plumbing contractor, usually in one visit. Lifetime warranty terms in your hand before you pay.
Yes — and that's the point. Federal legal limits were mostly set decades ago and haven't kept pace with the science on PFAS and disinfection byproducts. "Legal" and "what independent health scientists recommend" are two different numbers, sometimes hundreds of times apart.
A whole-home catalytic carbon system sized to your bathrooms and flow rate, a free under-sink reverse osmosis system for drinking water, professional installation by a licensed plumber, and a lifetime warranty. Well homes get a free water analysis first, since treatment depends on your actual water chemistry.
On Raleigh–Cary city water, probably not — it runs soft, and we'll tell you so. Softeners genuinely matter for many private wells, which is why wells get tested first.
NC-licensed plumbing contractors. In North Carolina, whole-home water treatment is licensed plumbing work — we only use licensed pros, and you can verify any license at the state board's public lookup.
You get the actual terms in writing with your quote — coverage, exclusions, and transferability — before you pay anything. If a company won't put its "lifetime warranty" on paper, ask why.
Most city-water installs happen within the same week, in a single visit of about 2–4 hours. Well systems install after your free water analysis, typically within a week of the test.
Answer nine practical questions for a preliminary recommendation, then request a written quote or well-water analysis.
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