Purification Technology
Purification Technology | Water Purification | Plumbing | Grandview
Imagine turning on your tap in Grandview and seeing crystal–clear water that tastes as refreshing as a mountain spring. HEP’s purification technology plumbing makes that everyday luxury possible, using multi-stage carbon, UV, and reverse-osmosis systems that strip away chlorine, heavy metals, micro-organisms, and even the faintest odors. Because each installation is engineered for your home or business, you get perfectly balanced water that protects your appliances, safeguards your family’s health, and elevates every shower, sip, and simmer.
Our technicians pair decades of local expertise with real-time monitoring tools, so you always know your system is performing at its peak. The result is worry-free water purification you can feel and taste—sustainable, cost-effective, and backed by HEP’s legendary service guarantee. Ready to upgrade the way Grandview drinks and thinks about water? Let’s make pure happen.
FAQs
What kinds of contaminants can your Grandview water-purification systems remove?
Our multi-stage systems are designed to target the full spectrum of contaminants commonly found in Grandview’s municipal and well water. This includes chlorine and chloramine disinfectants, sediment down to 0.5 microns, dissolved heavy metals such as lead and mercury, agricultural run-off like nitrates, emerging contaminants such as PFAS ("forever chemicals"), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) that cause scale. Depending on your water test results, we recommend the optimal combination of sediment pre-filtration, catalytic carbon, ion-exchange, and reverse-osmosis or UV disinfection to achieve drinking-water quality at every tap.
Should I choose a whole-house system or point-of-use filters?
Whole-house (point-of-entry) systems treat all the water that enters your plumbing, protecting pipes, fixtures, showers, and appliances from scale and chemicals. Point-of-use systems (such as an under-sink reverse-osmosis unit) treat water at a single faucet, ideal for drinking and cooking. If you want comprehensive protection for skin, laundry, and appliances, a whole-house system is best. If you only need ultra-pure water for drinking while keeping upfront costs lower, a point-of-use filter is sufficient. Many Grandview homeowners use a hybrid approach—whole-house conditioning plus an RO tap in the kitchen—to balance cost and performance.
How is the purification system installed, and how long does it take?
Our licensed plumbers begin with a complimentary on-site assessment to map your existing plumbing and locate the best installation point—typically near the main shut-off in the basement or utility room. Most whole-house systems take 3–5 hours to install, including by-pass valves and a post-installation pressure test. Under-sink RO units require about 90 minutes. All work is code-compliant for Grandview and includes cleanup and haul-away of packaging. You’ll have uninterrupted access to water for most of the process, with only a brief shutoff (15–30 minutes) when the system is tied into the main line.
How often do I need to replace filters or membranes, and what will it cost?
Pre-filters and carbon cartridges typically last 6–12 months, depending on usage and water quality; replacements range from $30–$60 each. Reverse-osmosis membranes last 24–36 months and cost $80–$120. For whole-house softeners or conditioners, resin beds or media usually last 8–10 years. We provide a maintenance schedule with every installation, and our auto-ship program offers discounted filters delivered right when you need them. Grandview customers can expect average annual consumable costs of $80–$150 for a point-of-use RO and $120–$220 for a whole-house system.
Are your systems certified and will they affect my water pressure?
All core components are NSF/ANSI-certified (Standards 42, 53, 58, and 61) to ensure they perform as claimed and are built with materials safe for drinking water. Properly sized equipment has a negligible impact on pressure; a typical whole-house system reduces pressure by less than 3 psi. We size the system based on the fixture count and peak flow rate in your home, and we verify real-world pressure during installation to ensure showers and appliances operate normally.
Do you offer maintenance plans and warranties for Grandview customers?
Yes. Every system comes with a 10-year tank warranty, 5-year valve and electronics warranty, and 1-year labor guarantee. Our optional service plans include annual water testing, filter changes, sanitization, and performance checks starting at $12 per month. These plans extend your labor coverage and lock in filter prices, ensuring your purification technology continues to deliver clean, great-tasting water without unexpected costs.