Whole House Water Filtration Installation

• Carbon Filters: These are ideal for removing chlorine, odors, and some chemicals from the water, making it taste and smell better.
• Reverse Osmosis Systems: These systems use a semi-permeable membrane to filter out more contaminants, including lead, mercury, and nitrates.
• UV Purification: For homes that rely on well water, UV purification systems are effective at neutralizing bacteria and viruses.

It's important to work with a professional to determine the best system for your home’s water needs.

What to Expect During a Professional Water Filtration Installation

So, you've chosen the right system for your home. Now, what happens next? On the day of your installation, a qualified technician will evaluate your plumbing and determine the best location for your new filtration system. Typically, whole house water filtration systems are installed at the main water supply line so that every faucet and appliance benefits from filtered water. This process usually involves:

• Shutting Off the Water Supply: To start, the water supply to your home will be temporarily turned off. The technician will then drain the pipes to prepare for system integration.
• Installing the Filtration System: Next, the filtration unit is securely mounted, and all necessary plumbing modifications are made. This step may involve cutting into your existing water line and installing connectors to help integrate your filtration system.
• Testing the System: After your new system is installed, the technician will restore the water supply, check for leaks, and ensure the filtration system operates as intended.

How to Test and Monitor the Efficiency of Your New System

Once your water filtration system is up and running, maintaining it is critical to ensuring it continues to deliver clean, contaminant-free water. While many systems come with long-lasting filters, it’s important to regularly test your water quality and replace filters as recommended by the manufacturer. You can monitor the efficiency of your system in several ways:

• Water Quality Tests: Regularly testing your water ensures that your filtration system is removing contaminants. Home test kits are widely available and easy to use, or you can arrange for professional testing.   
• Monitor Water Pressure: A sudden drop in water pressure may indicate that it’s time to replace your filters or that your system needs maintenance. If you notice any changes, it’s a good idea to consult with a professional to assess the issue.
• Routine Filter Changes: Most systems will come with guidelines on how often to change the filters. This can vary depending on the type of system and your water usage, but replacing filters on time will keep your system running efficiently.

Do You Need a Water Filtration System or Water Softener Installation in Phoenix, AZ?

Are you ready to invest in cleaner, healthier water for your home? At High Speed Plumbing, we provide quality water filtration installation in Phoenix, Arizona, and surrounding neighborhoods. Contact us to schedule your consultation or an installation service.