Water Filtration System and Dispenser

Good Health Starts with Safe Water

Safe water for your
home and office.

Your local tap water may contain undesirable elements, such as chlorine, chloramines, naturally occurring chemicals, minerals, organic and inorganic matter.¹

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Your local tap water may contain undesirable elements, such as chlorine, chloramines, naturally occurring chemicals, minerals, organic and inorganic matter.¹

Improve Taste

Removes chlorine and
chloramines.

Chlorine and chloramines are powerful and important disinfectants used in major public water supplies to kill disease-causing germs such as salmonella, campylobacter and norovirus, as well as bacteria, molds and algae.²

However, chlorine and chloramine can result in off-tasting water. Water filtration via carbon filter or reverse osmosis removes these two chemicals and improves the taste of your tap water.

Avoid Dangerous Metals

Reduces lead contaminants.

Lead gets into drinking water in a number of ways, mostly via plumbing such as lead pipes, faucets and fixtures, and service pipes that connect to water mains. Consuming water contaminated with lead can cause negative health effects for people (and pets!), but especially children.³

While the Safe Drinking Water Act reduced the maximum allowable lead content in fixtures, corrosion is still a problem. A reverse osmosis water filtration system reduces lead by 99%.

A detailed diagram of all the contaminants that are filtered out

Filter Out Contaminants

Reduces PFOs and PFAs.

Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOs) and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAs) are man-made substances that are often found in public water systems. They are on the Environmental Protection Agency's list of "unregulated contaminants"⁴ that are not safe at certain levels in drinking water.

Activated carbon and reverse osmosis have both been shown to be effective at reducing these chemicals from drinking water.

Superpowered filtration.

Choose the right option for you.

We offer two types of filtration solutions: activated carbon and reverse osmosis. Both are effective and work well.

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Filtration specialists.
At your service.

Our team of 150+ friendly and knowledgeable filtration specialists are at your service through a network of 188 branches nationwide. These pros will help you choose the right filtration equipment, efficiently install your equipment, regularly service your account, provide ongoing maintenance, and ensure that everything is working as it should. You can rely on our water filtration experience and expertise – always.

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¹ Public Water Systems
² Chlorine and Chloramine Removal With Activated Carbon
³ Basic Information about Lead in Drinking Water
⁴ Third Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule