
When most people think about water filters, they usually picture a faucet attachment, a pitcher in the fridge, or something you refill only when someone remembers. But whole-house water filtration systems are becoming the go-to solution for Denver homeowners who want better water everywhere and not just in their drinking glass.
Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical assists homeowners in Centennial and the Denver area who are tired of dealing with dryness, mineral buildup, and the mystery of “Why does my water taste like this today?”
If you’ve never considered filtering your entire home’s water supply, you might be surprised by what’s coming out of your pipes. Here’s what to expect from a whole-house filtration system and whether it’s the right choice for your home.
Impurities in your water can affect you and your family without even needing to drink it. Instead of worrying, a whole-house filtration system can remove contaminants from your water before it even comes near any of the faucets in your home. These types of systems are attached to the main water source for your property and treat the water before it’s distributed in your home.
But beyond contaminants, Denver homeowners often struggle with:
These systems are relatively inexpensive to install and maintain. Of course, your filter will need to be changed on a regular basis, but most of these filters are designed to clean between 10,000 and 100,000 gallons of water. While each filter will come with a recommendation for how often it needs to be replaced, it is important to remember that you may need to replace yours sooner, depending on the number of contaminants in your water supply.
Here are some of the benefits they offer:
Whole-house systems work quietly in the background with no refills, no resets, and no remembering.
You can also get different types of filters specialized for treating the contaminants you are most concerned with. For instance, some water filters are better for removing bacteria and viruses, while others will do a better job of eliminating iron or other minerals.
Calcium, magnesium, and iron can leave residue on the skin and hair, removing natural oils and causing dryness and irritation. Calcium and magnesium also have properties that are destructive to certain metals used in plumbing, and hard water can shorten the life of your water heater.
Bell can help Denver homeowners choose options such as:
A whole-house system isn’t “one size fits all.” It’s more like tailoring your water to suit your home.
Here are the improvements most people comment on within days of getting their new whole-house water filtration system installed:
Cleaner, softer, better-tasting water is one upgrade that improves your home every single day. If you’re noticing buildup on fixtures, dry skin, fading laundry, or changes in taste or smell, a whole-house water filtration system might be the simplest fix you’ve been missing.
Call Bell Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical today or schedule online. You’ll start enjoying better water from every faucet in your home as soon as possible!
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