State-of-the-art Filtration
State-of-the-art Filtration | Water Purification | Plumbing | Evensville
Evensville homeowners are discovering just how refreshing tap water can taste when it runs through HEP’s state-of-the-art filtration plumbing systems. By pairing cutting-edge carbon blocks, reverse-osmosis membranes, and smart monitoring tech with the skill of licensed local plumbers, HEP removes sediment, chlorine, PFAS, hard-water minerals, and countless invisible contaminants—all without slowing your flow. The result is crystal-clear hydration straight from any faucet, plus softer laundry, longer-lived appliances, and fewer plastic bottles cluttering the recycling bin.
From the initial in-home water test to the final follow-up call, every step is designed to make water purification feel effortless. HEP’s team sizes each system to your family’s exact usage, tucks equipment neatly out of sight, and backs everything with 24/7 emergency support and rock-solid warranties. Whether you’re building new, renovating, or simply tired of buying jug after jug, trust the Evensville experts who treat your water—and your home—as if it were their own.
FAQs
What contaminants does your state-of-the-art filtration system remove from Evensville’s water?
Our multi-stage purifier targets more than 90 common contaminants found in both municipal and well water in the Evensville area. These include chlorine and chloramine, lead, iron, manganese, hydrogen sulfide (which causes the rotten-egg odor), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, herbicides, micro-plastics, pharmaceuticals, cysts (Giardia, Cryptosporidium) and sediment down to 0.2 microns. The final activated-carbon and UV stages also improve taste and neutralize 99.99 % of bacteria and viruses.
How does the filtration process work?
Water first flows through a reusable 5-micron sediment pre-filter that traps sand and rust. A catalytic carbon block then removes chlorine/chloramine, VOCs and organic chemicals. Next, an ion-exchange resin captures heavy metals such as lead and mercury. Our advanced ultrafiltration (UF) membrane screens particles down to 0.02 microns, followed by a remineralization stage that restores healthy calcium and magnesium for balanced pH. Finally, a stainless-steel UV chamber disinfects any remaining microbes before the purified water reaches your taps.
Is the system compatible with both city water and private wells in Evensville?
Yes. The modular design allows us to tailor media blends and membrane sizes to the specific source. For municipal water we emphasize chlorine/chloramine removal and scale prevention, while for well water we can add iron, sulfur or tannin filters as needed. During your free on-site water test we analyze hardness, pH, iron, manganese and bacterial content, then configure the unit for optimal performance.
What maintenance is required and how often do filters need to be replaced?
Routine upkeep is straightforward: 1) Rinse the washable sediment filter every 3–6 months. 2) Replace the catalytic carbon block every 12 months (or 100,000 gallons). 3) Change the ion-exchange and UF membrane every 24–36 months, depending on usage and water quality. 4) Swap the UV lamp annually to maintain sterilization power. Our service plans include reminders, discounted media, and an annual performance check so you never have to track schedules yourself.
Will installation disrupt my existing plumbing or require a remodel?
No major remodeling is needed. The compact system mounts on a wall or floor near your main water line and ties into standard ¾-in. or 1-in. plumbing. Typical installations take 2–4 hours, include a bypass loop so you retain water service during service calls, and meet all Rhea County building codes. If space is limited, we offer under-sink point-of-use units as well.
What is the cost and what savings or benefits can I expect?
Whole-house packages start around $1,295 installed, with financing from $29/month OAC. By eliminating bottled water and extending the life of appliances (no scale buildup in water heaters, dishwashers, coffee makers), most Evensville homeowners recoup the investment in 2–3 years. Added benefits include healthier skin and hair, better-tasting cooking water, and peace of mind knowing your family drinks clean, safe water every day.