Whole-home filtration
Address unwanted taste, odor, chlorine and sediment at the point water enters your home.
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Locally owned water treatment for Louisville-area homesWhole-home filtration, softening and drinking-water solutions
Solutions for city and well water
Address unwanted taste, odor, chlorine and sediment at the point water enters your home.
Learn more ↗Reduce hardness minerals that contribute to scale, spots and poor soap performance.
Learn more ↗Convenient, great-tasting drinking and cooking water from a dedicated kitchen faucet.
Learn more ↗Treatment selected around actual conditions such as iron, sulfur odor, sediment and hardness.
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Explore our most popular whole-home and drinking-water systems. We’ll help you select the right configuration for your water, household and priorities.
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Qualified homeowners may choose convenient payment options for their project. Approval and final terms are determined by the financing provider.
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Local consultation, careful installation and responsive support across Louisville Metro and select nearby communities.
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A whole-home system treats water at or near the main point of entry, allowing filtered water to reach fixtures throughout the home. The exact treatment provided depends on the system selected for your water conditions.
A properly selected system can address concerns such as unwanted tastes, odors, chlorine, sediment or other specific substances. We recommend treatment based on your water source, household needs and the performance documentation for each system.
Reverse osmosis uses pressure to move water through a semipermeable membrane. Depending on the system and configuration, it can reduce a range of dissolved substances and provide convenient drinking and cooking water at a dedicated faucet.
Removal capabilities vary by system, filter media and water conditions. Alderstone recommends equipment around the substances identified or suspected in your water, and performance claims should be confirmed against the applicable manufacturer or third-party certification.
Replacement frequency depends on the equipment, water use and water conditions. Many filters are replaced within a 6- to 12-month range, but the schedule supplied with your specific system should always control.
A properly sized and installed system is designed to maintain comfortable household flow. Actual pressure and flow depend on your plumbing, incoming pressure, household demand and the equipment configuration.
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