Contact Our University Park Water Filtration Team

What happens when you call

We start with what you see, smell or taste: a chlorine note in tap water, white scale on faucet aerators, orange rings in a toilet bowl, or a filter housing that has gone gray inside. Each clue points to a different cause, so we ask questions before we recommend anything. If the answer is not clear, we suggest water testing first rather than guessing at equipment.

Then we talk through the likely options and what moves the cost, such as pipe size at the main line, open space near the water heater, and drain access for reverse osmosis or a softener. You get a written line-item estimate before anything is scheduled. That lets you budget and pick a date that suits you, instead of reacting after a clogged cartridge drops your water pressure.

What to have ready before you call

1. A short description of the problem, such as taste, odor, staining, low pressure or scale, and roughly when it started.
2. The approximate age of your home and whether the supply pipes are copper, galvanized steel or PEX, if you know.
3. Photos or model numbers of any filter, softener or under-sink unit you already have, plus when its cartridge was last changed.
4. Where the main water line enters your home, like the garage, a utility closet or an exterior wall.

Hours

Mon-Fri

6am-7pm

Sat-Sun

Closed