Clean Water
Clean Water | Water Purification | Plumbing | Collegedale
Pure, great-tasting water shouldnât be a luxury, and in Collegedale it doesnât have to be. HEPâs licensed plumbers pair decades of local experience with advanced water purification technology to strip away sediment, chlorine, heavy metals, and the funky aftertastes that tap water can collect on its journey to your glass. From whole-home filtration systems to sleek under-sink units, our team designs, installs, and maintains solutions tailored to the unique mineral profile of Collegedaleâs water supply, all while keeping disruption to a minimum and cleanliness to a maximum.
Customers love us for our transparent pricing, 24/7 emergency support, and the peace of mind that comes from drinking, cooking, and bathing in water they can trust. Whether youâre outfitting new construction or upgrading an older plumbing setup, HEP brings courteous service, meticulous workmanship, and a satisfaction guarantee that flows as reliably as your new purified water. Ready to taste the difference? Let our experts transform every tap in your home into a fresh, healthy oasis today.
FAQs
Why is water purification important for homes in Collegedale?
Although Collegedaleâs municipal water meets federal safety standards, it can still contain chlorine by-products, sediment, and trace metals that affect taste, odor, and long-term plumbing health. Many residents also rely on private wells, where bacteria or agricultural runoff can be concerns. A dedicated purification system gives your family an extra layer of protection, improves flavor, and extends the lifespan of appliances by delivering cleaner, scale-free water throughout the home.
What kinds of water filtration or purification systems do you install?
We offer point-of-entry and point-of-use solutions, including whole-house carbon filters, reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking-water stations, water softeners, UV disinfection units, and combination systems that address multiple issues at once. During our site visit we test your water and recommend the model that best targets the specific contaminants found in Collegedaleâs municipal supply or in your well.
How do I know which purification system is right for my household?
The choice depends on a professional water analysis, your usage patterns, and budget. For example, if the test shows high hardness and chlorine, a softener paired with a catalytic carbon filter is ideal. If youâre mainly concerned about drinking water purity, an under-sink RO system may be sufficient. We provide a written report of test results, explain each optionâs pros and cons, and size the equipment to your homeâs flow rate so you never pay for unnecessary capacity.
How often do filters, membranes, or UV lamps need maintenance?
Most carbon or sediment cartridges require replacement every 6â12 months, depending on water usage and quality. RO membranes usually last 3â5 years, while softener resin can function for 10â15 years with proper salt refills. UV lamps should be changed annually to maintain germicidal strength. We offer maintenance plans that include scheduled reminders, discounted replacement parts, and annual retesting to ensure your system continues performing at peak efficiency.
Will purification help with the hard water spots and chlorine taste common in Collegedale?
Yes. A water softener removes the calcium and magnesium that cause spotting on glassware and scale buildup in water heaters. An activated-carbon stage eliminates the chlorine that gives tap water an unpleasant taste and odor. Many customers notice smoother skin and hair after showering and fewer appliance repairs once these issues are addressed.
What should I expect during installation, and how long will it take?
A typical whole-house system is installed near your main water lineâoften in the garage, basement, or utility room. We shut off the water, add bypass valves for easy servicing, mount the filtration units, and connect them with PEX or copper lines. Most single-family installations in Collegedale take 4â6 hours and require no drywall removal. When finished, we flush the system, retest the water, and show you how to operate the bypass, check filter life, and program any electronic controls.