State-of-the-art Filtration
State-of-the-art Filtration | Water Purification | Plumbing | Greenback
Imagine turning on your tap in Greenback and tasting nothing but crisp, mountain-fresh clarity—no chlorine tang, no metallic afterbite, just pure hydration. HEP’s state-of-the-art filtration plumbing captures sediments as fine as a single micron, neutralizes harmful microbes with catalytic carbon, and balances pH for silkier water that’s kind to your skin, appliances, and favorite recipes. The system works silently behind your walls, using smart sensors to monitor flow and signal when an eco-friendly filter swap is due, so you spend less time maintaining and more time enjoying.
Whether you’re filling a baby bottle, brewing the perfect cup of coffee, or protecting your new tankless heater from scale, our commitment to water purification delivers confidence with every drop. Join thousands of Greenback neighbors who have already upgraded to HEP’s next-generation solution and feel the difference that technology—and a company that cares—can make in your everyday life.
FAQs
What types of water filtration systems do you install in Greenback homes?
We specialize in whole-house carbon filtration, reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking stations, sediment pre-filters, and UV disinfection modules. Our technicians evaluate Greenback’s municipal or well-water profile and recommend a customized combination that targets chlorine, heavy metals, hard-water minerals, micro-sediment, and potential biological contaminants.
How does a whole-house filtration system differ from an under-sink reverse-osmosis unit?
A whole-house system treats every drop of water entering your home, protecting plumbing fixtures, laundry, and showers from chlorine, sediment, and scale. An under-sink RO unit is point-of-use—it removes dissolved solids, fluoride, and trace contaminants for exceptional drinking and cooking water but does not condition water elsewhere. Many Greenback residents choose both: whole-house filtration for general use and RO for premium drinking water.
Is Greenback’s water quality really poor enough to justify additional filtration?
Greenback’s municipal supply meets federal safety standards, but testing shows moderate hardness, residual chlorine, and occasional spikes in disinfection by-products. If you rely on a private well, you may face iron, manganese, or bacterial issues. Filtration isn’t mandatory, but it significantly improves taste, protects appliances from scale build-up, and offers peace of mind by removing contaminants not regulated or only periodically tested.
How often will I need to replace filters or service the system?
Service intervals vary by system type and water usage. Sediment and carbon cartridges usually last 6–12 months; RO membranes typically last 2–3 years with proper pre-filtration; UV lamps are replaced annually. We offer maintenance plans that include scheduled filter swaps, performance checks, and complimentary water testing so you never have to track dates or DIY the work.
What is the installation process and how long will my water be shut off?
After a free on-site assessment, we’ll schedule a half-day installation. Our licensed plumbers shut off water for about 30–60 minutes to tie into the main supply, then purge and pressure-test the system. Most Greenback installations are completed within 4 hours, and you’ll have full water service the same day with immediate access to filtered water.
How much does a complete water purification setup cost and are there financing options?
Pricing depends on water analysis, flow rate needs, and system complexity. A whole-house carbon filter starts around $1,100 installed, while premium multi-stage systems with RO and UV can range from $2,800 to $4,500. We provide upfront quotes and partner with local lenders to offer 0% interest financing for qualified Greenback customers, as well as manufacturer warranties of up to 10 years on tanks, housings, and control valves.