Most Dallas-Fort Worth homes are on municipal water, and municipal water arrives with a known profile. It has been treated to federal safety standards before it reaches you. It is also hard, because the supply comes primarily from surface reservoirs, and it carries chloramine as a disinfectant residual. Treatment for a city home is about addressing those two things, plus the drinking water at the kitchen tap.
In our flagship bundle the first two live in a single tank off your main line, with the brine tank beside it, and the RO unit goes under the kitchen sink.
A well home is a different job. Wells bring their own profile, often including iron and sulfur, and there is no utility treating the water before it reaches the house. That needs different equipment and it is priced differently. If you are on a private well, the well water treatment page is the right place to start.
The whole-home portion installs off your main water line, usually a utility room or garage job. The RO unit installs under the kitchen sink with a dedicated faucet next to your existing one. If your home has a tougher setup, we tell you the adjusted price before any work starts, never after.
The flagship bundle for a standard city-water home is about $2,999 installed, taxes included. If your home needs something other than the standard configuration, you get the all-in number on your assessment call before anything is scheduled. Flexible financing is available, no credit check.
The assessment comes first. You give us your address, we pull the public data on your municipal supply, and we send back a report on what is actually in your water. There is no in-home visit attached to it and no obligation.