Whole-House Water Filtration & Drinking Water Systems

Cleaner, clearer, better-tasting water at every tap and every glass, backed by over 30 years of experience and an A+ BBB rating.

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Filtration Built Around What's Actually in Your Water

A water filter is only as good as the problem it is designed to solve, and no two homes have the same water. That is why Pure Energy Water & Air starts every project with a free in-home water test instead of selling a one-size-fits-all cartridge.

Whether your water carries chlorine taste from the city, iron and sulfur from a private well, or sediment that clouds the glass, we install the right filtration to fix it, from a whole-house system that treats every tap to a reverse-osmosis unit that polishes your drinking water. As an authorized RainSoft dealer with factory-trained technicians, we have been solving water quality problems since 1989.

What a Whole-House Filter Removes

What Whole-House Filtration Removes

A whole-house filter treats water at the point where it enters your home, so every faucet, shower, and appliance benefits. Depending on your water test, filtration can reduce or remove:

Chlorine and Chloramine

The source of that pool-water taste and smell in city water.

Sediment and Turbidity

Grit and cloudiness that wear on fixtures and appliances.

Iron and Manganese

The cause of orange or brown staining on sinks, tubs, and laundry.

Sulfur (Hydrogen Sulfide)

The rotten-egg odor common in well water treated with oxidation.

Bad Taste and Odor

The everyday complaints that make people buy bottled water.

Bacteria and Microorganisms

On untreated well water, ultraviolet disinfection adds a safety barrier.

For drinking and cooking, a reverse-osmosis system adds a final stage that removes up to 99% of the remaining dissolved solids, producing bottle-quality water.

Our Filtration Systems

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Whole-House
Filtration

Problem-solving filtration sized to your water test, treating chlorine, sediment, iron, sulfur, and more at every tap.

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Reverse
Osmosis

Bottle-quality drinking water from your kitchen faucet, removing up to 99% of dissolved solids for clean, crisp water and better coffee, tea, and ice.

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Well
Water

Well water gets no municipal treatment, so it often needs a tailored sequence for iron, sulfur, hardness, and bacteria. We test and design the right combination.

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Water
Softening

Filtration handles contaminants; a water softener handles hardness. Many homes pair the two for complete water quality.

Whole-House Filter vs. Reverse Osmosis

Whole-House Filter vs. Reverse Osmosis: Which Do You Need?

They solve different problems, and most homes that want the best of both use them together. A whole-house filter treats every gallon of water entering your home, protecting your plumbing and appliances and improving the water you shower with and use to clean. It is the right primary system for whole-home issues like chlorine, sediment, iron staining, and sulfur odor. A reverse-osmosis system works at a single tap, usually in the kitchen, and removes up to 99% of dissolved solids to provide the purest possible drinking and cooking water.

The rule of thumb: use whole-house filtration to fix what affects your whole home, and add reverse osmosis where you want drinking water that rivals bottled. For well water in particular, the strongest setup is often a whole-house sequence that treats iron and sulfur first, followed by a reverse-osmosis unit for drinking water. During your free water test, we tell you which combination actually makes sense for your home rather than upselling both by default.

What Affects the Cost of Water Filtration

What Affects the Cost of a Filtration System

There is no flat price for filtration because the right system depends on your water and your home. The factors that move the cost are:

  • The Contaminants Present: removing iron, sulfur, or bacteria requires more specialized stages than a simple carbon filter can provide, so a detailed water test drives the design.
  • Well vs. City Water: well systems typically need extra stages such as oxidation for iron and sulfur, and UV for microorganisms.
  • Whole-House vs. Point-Of-Use: a whole-home system costs more than a single under-sink RO unit but treats every tap.
  • Capacity and Flow: larger homes and higher water demand call for higher-capacity equipment.
  • Installation Complexity: existing plumbing, available space near the main line, and any drain or rerouting work affect labor.

After a free in-home water test, we give you an honest, itemized quote for exactly what your home needs, and approved homeowners can take advantage of zero-down financing so cost is never the reason to keep drinking water you do not love.

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Why Choose Pure Energy Water & Air

Why Homeowners Choose Pure Energy Water & Air for Filtration

Since 1989, Pure Energy Water & Air has been an authorized RainSoft dealer accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) with an A+ rating and a 4.9-star average across 10,044+ Google reviews. Every system is designed from an actual water test and installed by full-time, factory-trained technicians, and our RainSoft equipment is backed by one of the strongest limited lifetime warranties in the industry. Filtration is one part of a whole-home approach that also includes water softeners, water heaters, and solar.

Water Filtration FAQs

A whole-house filter treats all the water entering your home for issues like chlorine, sediment, and iron. Reverse osmosis works at a single faucet to remove up to 99% of dissolved solids for the purest drinking water. Many homes use both.

Yes. That odor is hydrogen sulfide, and it is treated with oxidation and filtration. We test your well water and design a sequence that also handles iron, hardness, and bacteria if present.

No. Filtration removes contaminants, but hardness minerals require a water softener. If you have both problems, we install both, in the correct order.

Yes. RO water is exceptionally clean. Some systems add a remineralization stage for taste, which we can include if you prefer it.

It depends on the system and your water, but most whole-house and RO systems need periodic filter or membrane changes. We offer scheduled maintenance so you never have to track it yourself.

Yes. Approved homeowners can qualify for same-as-cash financing with zero money down.

Easy-Term Financing With Zero Down & Low Monthly Payments

Homeowners with approved credit can qualify for same-as-cash financing for up to 24 months with no out-of-pocket costs.

Customer Reviews

“From what I saw in the beginning and the end, there was a huge difference. It was a job well done. It worth my time and money. And everyone should give it a try.”

Kholber P.

“Excellent company, thorough, responsive, and all around amazing!! I'm so happy with my new A/C unit, attic turbine, and solar hot water heater. It has already saved me money on my electric bill.”

Marie K.

“The experience with all aspects from the presentation to installation and inspection was great. Glenn who presented was kind, informative and extremely helpful in finding the right system for us. The installer Robinson was extremely professional with the installation did a great job and John was also great in explaining the finance and perks!! Overall 10/10”

Damarys C.

“This company worked very hard to remove my very old water heater. They did an excellent job installing my new one. Very professional, and kind. Willing to answer my questions also. Thank you.”

Janice C.

“Tony, the technician/plumber from Florida Energy Water & Air, was most pleasant, knowledgeable, professional. He arrived on completed the replacement of very old water heater including nearly 100% disappearance of the "knocking noise" in less than an hour, and cleaned up the work area very nicely at the end. I highly recommend his and FEWA to anyone needing these kind of services. Thanks Tony!”

Jackie A.

“Great customer service. Jean Amaro was especially helpful and took care of my issues and concerns personally. Technicians were friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend their services.”

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