Crystal-clear Water
Crystal-clear Water | Water Purification | Plumbing | Englewood
From minor metallic aftertastes to hard-water scale that clogs fixtures, Englewood homeowners know that even “safe” tap water can still be a daily annoyance. HEP’s crystal-clear water plumbing team eliminates those worries with state-of-the-art water purification systems that strip out sediments, chemicals, and lingering odors in one seamless installation. Imagine turning on any faucet and seeing glass-like clarity, feeling silkier showers, and tasting coffee that finally lives up to its aroma—all while extending the life of your pipes and appliances.
Backed by local technicians who treat every house as their own, we tailor each solution to Englewood’s unique mineral profile and water pressures. No pushy upsells, just lab-verified results, transparent pricing, and the peace of mind that every sip your family takes meets the highest purity standards. Contact HEP today and discover how effortlessly clean water can change the way you cook, bathe, and live.
FAQs
What common water quality issues do Englewood homes face, and how can your purification systems resolve them?
Englewood’s tap water typically contains hard-water minerals (calcium and magnesium), trace levels of chlorine used for disinfection, and occasional sediment or rust from aging supply lines. Our multi-stage purification systems combine sediment filtration, activated carbon, and reverse osmosis or water softening to remove particles down to 0.0001 microns, eliminate chlorine taste/odor, and reduce hardness to under 1 grain per gallon, giving you crystal-clear, great-tasting water at every tap.
Which purification technology is best for my household—reverse osmosis, whole-house carbon filtration, or water softening?
It depends on your specific goals. Reverse osmosis (RO) is ideal for drinking and cooking water because it removes up to 99% of dissolved solids, heavy metals, and fluoride. Whole-house carbon filtration targets chlorine, chloramines, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), protecting plumbing and improving taste across every fixture. Water softeners exchange calcium and magnesium ions for sodium or potassium, preventing scale buildup in pipes and appliances. Many Englewood homeowners choose a hybrid solution—softener + carbon filter for the whole house and an RO unit at the kitchen sink—for comprehensive protection.
How long does a typical installation take, and will my water service be disrupted?
A standard under-sink reverse osmosis or point-of-use filter can be installed in 2–3 hours. Whole-house softeners or carbon systems generally take 4–6 hours, including line tie-ins and start-up testing. We only shut off your main water line during the final plumbing connection—usually 20–30 minutes—so overall disruption is minimal. Our technicians coordinate with you beforehand to ensure you’re never left without water for extended periods.
Are your technicians certified, and do your products carry any third-party approvals?
Yes. All of our installers hold Colorado plumbing licenses and receive factory training on each purification platform we carry. Our RO membranes, carbon cartridges, and softener media are certified to NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 44, 53, and 58 for contaminant reduction. We provide documentation upon request and register your system’s serial numbers with the manufacturer for warranty tracking.
What routine maintenance is required, and can I do it myself?
Reverse osmosis systems need pre-filters swapped every 6–12 months and the RO membrane replaced every 3–5 years. Whole-house carbon tanks require media replacement approximately every 5 years, while softeners need salt (or potassium) refilled monthly and a resin clean annually. Many homeowners handle cartridge changes themselves with our step-by-step guide, but we also offer affordable maintenance plans that include filter changes, performance testing, and 24/7 support.
How much will a water purification system cost me in Englewood?
Pricing varies with capacity and technology. Point-of-use RO units start at $450 installed; premium models with remineralization run $700–$950. Whole-house carbon filters cost $1,200–$1,800, while demand-initiated water softeners average $1,600–$2,300 installed. Combo packages (softener + carbon filter + RO) typically range from $2,800–$3,800. We provide free on-site water testing and a written quote, and we offer 0% financing for up to 18 months.