Whole-home softening and filtration, plus reverse-osmosis drinking water, installed by a professional. No oversized equipment, no five-figure quote, no pressure. Just honest pricing.
DFW water comes primarily from surface reservoirs, which means it is hard and carries treatment chemistry that behaves differently inside your home's plumbing than most people realize.
DFW municipal water comes primarily from surface reservoirs and is hard, which causes scale on fixtures and appliances that age faster than they should. A whole-home softener fixes all of it at once.
Dallas and Fort Worth utilities use chloramine as a disinfectant residual, which behaves differently from free chlorine in filtration. Standard carbon filters are not enough. The right system is built to handle chloramine.
Tap water is treated to safety standards, not to great taste. Treatment chemistry designed for large-scale distribution leaves its character behind. Reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap is the clean answer for everything you drink and cook with.
Our number is on this page so you can plan around it before anyone sets foot in your home. Here is exactly how a Four Streams install works.
Every system we install is built around these four outcomes. Clean, well-flowing water that measurably improves daily home life.
Every tap in your home starts with water that has been filtered and softened whole-home. Our carbon and softening system removes the chloramine DFW utilities use and tackles the hardness that comes from surface reservoir supply. Every faucet, every time.
Hard water silently destroys appliances, water heaters, and plumbing fixtures. Scale from untreated DFW water accumulates over years and cuts equipment life in half. Soft water protects everything downstream, from your dishwasher to your hot water tank, from the day we install.
Scale buildup from hard water gradually restricts flow through pipes, fittings, and appliance inlets. A properly sized softening system keeps your plumbing clear so water moves freely from every tap. No reduced pressure, no mineral-crusted aerators, no sluggish water heater recovery.
The changes compound across every room in the house. Scale stops building on shower doors and fixtures. Laundry requires less detergent and comes out brighter. Dishes leave the dishwasher without the mineral film that hard water deposits. Appliances downstream of the system stop fighting scale accumulation every day.
Tell us your address. We pull the public data on your municipal supply and send a personalized report, no in-home visit, no obligation required.
We review what is actually in your water, recommend the right system, and give you the all-in price on the spot. No pressure, no upsell, no theater.
A professional installer sets up your system. No oversized crew, no disruption. Just clean water running through your home.
We pull your actual municipal water data before recommending anything. You get a real picture of what is in your supply, not a generic brochure.
The price you see here is the price you pay. No "schedule a consultation" game, no surprise add-ons after we show up.
Every system is installed by a professional right here in DFW. Professional installation scheduled for your convenience across the metro.
We are local to the communities we install in. If you are in or around the DFW area, we almost certainly cover you, just ask.
Our flagship bundle, whole-home softening and carbon filtration plus under-sink reverse osmosis, is $2,999 installed, taxes included, for a standard city-water home. Flexible financing available, no credit check.
Not because of cheaper equipment. We are cheaper because we cut the expensive parts: the in-home sales model and the bloated ad budget. Same professional install, none of the theater.
No. That is the whole point. We pull the public data on your water, review it with you on one phone call, and give you an honest price. No one comes to pitch you in your living room.
Yes. DFW municipal water comes primarily from surface reservoirs and is genuinely hard, which causes scale on fixtures and appliances and accelerates wear on water heaters and other equipment. Dallas and Fort Worth utilities also use chloramine as a disinfectant residual, which requires the right filtration approach to address.
We serve the Dallas-Fort Worth Metro, including communities throughout DFW. If you do not see your city listed, call us and we likely still cover you.
No in-home visit, no obligation. We will send a personalized report on your home's water and an honest, all-in price if you want one.