Crystal-clear Water
Crystal-clear Water | Water Purification | Plumbing | Cleveland
Imagine turning on your tap in Cleveland and always seeing crystal-clear, odor-free water that tastes as fresh as a mountain spring. HEP’s licensed plumbers marry advanced filtration technology with decades of local know-how, removing chlorine, lead, hard-water minerals, and the invisible contaminants that slip through municipal lines. Our tailored water purification systems tuck neatly beneath sinks or integrate with whole-home plumbing, delivering silky-smooth water to every faucet, shower, and appliance—protecting your family’s health and extending the life of your pipes and fixtures.
When you choose HEP, you’re choosing prompt, personable service and rock-solid peace of mind. We test, design, and install on your schedule, then stand behind the work with clear warranties and 24/7 support. Join the growing wave of Cleveland homeowners who are tasting the difference that true water purification makes—schedule your free in-home evaluation today and let HEP keep your water brilliantly clear for years to come.
FAQs
Why should I consider a whole-house water purification system in Cleveland?
Although Cleveland’s municipal water meets federal safety standards, it still contains chlorine disinfectant, hardness minerals, trace metals from older pipes, and seasonal organic compounds from Lake Erie. A professionally installed purification system removes these unwanted elements, giving you cleaner-tasting water at every tap, protecting plumbing fixtures from scale, and reducing skin and hair irritation caused by chlorine and hardness.
What contaminants are commonly found in Cleveland water, and how does your system remove them?
Typical concerns include chlorine, chloramines, lead from legacy service lines, hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and micro-sediments picked up in distribution. We tailor multi-stage systems that can combine sediment pre-filters, activated-carbon blocks (for chlorine, chloramines, VOCs, taste and odor), water softeners or anti-scale media (for hardness), and NSF-certified lead reduction cartridges or reverse-osmosis membranes. Each stage targets a specific contaminant group to guarantee crystal-clear results.
What types of purification systems do you install and which one is right for my home?
We offer three main configurations: (1) Point-of-entry combo units that pair a high-capacity carbon filter with a salt-free scale inhibitor—ideal for city homes that mainly need chlorine removal and scale prevention; (2) Traditional water-softener + carbon setups for customers dealing with moderate to high hardness; and (3) Reverse-osmosis (RO) packages—with or without remineralization—for households wanting bottled-water quality at the kitchen sink. During a free on-site water test, our technician measures hardness, chlorine, pH, and lead risk, then recommends the optimal system size and media for your usage and plumbing layout.
How much does a water purification system cost, and are financing options available?
Installed prices range from about $1,250 for a basic whole-house carbon filter to $3,500 for a premium softener/RO combo, depending on flow rate, media capacity, and plumbing complexity. We provide written, no-obligation quotes that include equipment, labor, bypass valves, and City of Cleveland permit fees. Interest-free financing for 12 months or low-APR plans up to 60 months are available, subject to credit approval, so you can start enjoying purified water right away without a large upfront expense.
How often do filters and membranes need service, and what does maintenance involve?
Sediment and carbon cartridges typically last 6–12 months; scale-control or softener resin media last 6–10 years; RO membranes average 2–4 years. Our systems feature easy-change cartridges with color-coded valves, and most homeowners can perform replacements in minutes. We also offer affordable annual service plans—including water testing, filter changes, sanitization, and performance checks—to keep your system running at peak efficiency and maintain manufacturer warranties.
Are your plumbers certified, and what warranties and support do you provide?
Yes. All installers are Ohio-licensed plumbers, trained in backflow prevention, and factory-certified by the manufacturers we represent. Whole-house units carry 5- to 10-year tank and valve warranties, while RO systems include a 1- to 3-year warranty on tanks and faucets. Our labor is guaranteed for one year, and you receive 24/7 phone support plus priority scheduling for any future service needs.