THE BEST HOME WATER LINEUP
Explore five whole-home systems, from combined softening and filtration to dedicated city- and well-water treatment. We help confirm the fit, installation scope, and complete price for your home.
Showing 5 systems. Equipment selection still requires a review of your water and home.
48,000-grain softening with carbon filtration and a separate salt tank.
City water
48,000-grain softening capacity
Combines softening and carbon filtration in one treatment tank, with a separate salt tank.
64,000-grain softening capacity. Pictured kitchen RO is quoted separately.
City water
64,000-grain softening capacity
Higher softening capacity for households where usage or hardness calls for more capacity between regenerations.
96,000-grain softening capacity with separate resin and backwashing carbon tanks.
City water
96,000-grain softening capacity
Separates softening from carbon filtration, with a backwashing carbon tank.
Softening plus Katalox Light filtration, selected for your well-water test results.
Well water
Softening + dedicated well-water media
Pairs a softener with a separate treatment media tank for a well-water treatment plan.
Scale conditioning without salt replenishment. Hardness minerals remain in the water.
Salt-free
Conditioning, not softening
A conditioning option for scale management without a softener’s salt replenishment.
START WITH THE SUPPLY
Standard, XL, and Dual Tank City Water are different approaches within the city-water lineup. Measured hardness, household demand, treatment needs, and available space help narrow the options.
Begin with appropriate testing. A well near a city can need a different treatment plan from a neighboring home on utility water.
Your utility bill or property records may help. Tell us what you know; your ZIP alone does not determine your water chemistry.
OPTIONAL KITCHEN UPGRADE
The larger-tank RO shown here is a separately priced upgrade. Kitchen RO treats drinking and cooking water at a dedicated faucet; it is separate from whole-home treatment.
Your proposal identifies the exact base model or selected upgrade, faucet, cabinet requirements, and price.
Explore this upgradeCOMPARE THE APPROACH
Start with treatment purpose. Water testing, household demand, and installation space determine the right configuration.
| System | Starting point | Treatment purpose | Ongoing care |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | City water | Softening + filtration | Salt and periodic media care |
| XL | City water, higher demand | Softening + filtration | Salt and periodic media care |
| Dual Tank City | City water | Separate softening and filtration | Salt, media and backwashing |
| Dual Tank Well | Tested private wells | Softening + targeted treatment | Testing-led care plan |
| Salt-Free | Compatible source water | Scale conditioning; no hardness removal | Media care; no softener salt |
Kitchen RO is a separate drinking-water option. None of these descriptions guarantees treatment suitability or water safety.