Services
Whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis and well water treatment for Greater Seattle homes. Every job starts with a free look at what is actually in your water.
Before anything gets quoted
A five-to-ten-minute phone call, and it costs nothing. Most of it is questions, not selling.
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On city water that means the report your utility already publishes for Greater Seattle. On a well it means what you are seeing at the fixtures, because nobody publishes anything about a private supply.
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How many people live there, how much water runs through on a normal day, and where the main line comes in. A system sized for a four-bedroom house is the wrong system for a condo, and the other way around.
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Which system fits, what it costs installed, and what the warranty covers. One number for the whole job, not a range. Nothing gets ordered until you say so.
Two ways in
Some people come in with a problem they noticed at the tap. Some come in already researching a system. Both roads end at the same assessment.
Where we work
Water in this region changes from one city to the next. Seattle, Bellevue and Kirkland drink mountain river water, while Renton, Auburn and Lakewood run mostly on wells, and several cities blend the two. That is why the assessment starts from your address instead of a catalog.
Counties
Questions
No. Most people start from something they noticed at the tap, not from a product. Working out which system fits is the part that happens after we look at your water.
Nothing. It is free whether or not you buy anything.
The whole-home bundle starts at $3,500 installed. Well systems are sized and priced separately, because no two wells are the same.
Yes. There is no utility report for a private supply, so we work from what you are seeing and size the system on that. Well water treatment has its own page.
It is free, it is quick, and it ends with one number for the whole job.
