Our Whole House Filter System is designed to keep your drinking, cooking, and bath water safe for you and your family by focusing on the reduction of harmful water contaminants. We have designed our system to allow easy configuration to fit your family's specific filtration needs. Whether you have issues with sediment and rust, bad tastes and odors, hard water and scale buildup, or you want to protect your family from harmful virus-causing microorganisms, or all of the above, our advanced Whole House Filtration System will ensure you get clean and refreshing water from every tap!

Read on to learn more about the different components and benefits so you can customize your perfect whole house system. If you need any help with choosing your parts, our team of certified water specialists are waiting to take your call!

Carbon Filtration Sizing Chart
CARBON FILTRATION FOR CHLORINE OR CHLORAMINE REDUCTION

The 10" Big Blue Filter Housing contains the 25 Micron Sediment Filter, which reduces dirt, sediment, and other debris from the water to prepare it for advanced filtration and disinfection.
Chlorine and Chloramine have been used to disinfect drinking water for years. They have been successful in protecting populations from many waterborne illnesses and viruses, however they can lead to the presence of harmful disinfection by-products and bad taste and odors in your water.
Choose between our Granular Catalytic Carbon Upflow Filter for chloramines and our Granular Activated Carbon Upflow Filter for chlorine, which have been modified for the reduction of these disinfectants as well as other potentially harmful chemicals.

• ► Tank media has been NSF Certified for potable water
• ► No wastewater, moving parts, or electricity
• ► Reduces chloramine or chlorine
• ► Reduces bad tastes and odors

If you're not sure which form of disinfection you need, we recommend selecting chloramine reduction, as it will work with chlorine as well, or contact our Water Specialists for assistance.

Note: Your system's installation will be determined by your home or facility's plumbing structure. If you have any questions or concerns about the installation of your new system, please contact us.