Water Treatment &
Water Softener Systems
Find the right solution for better water throughout your home.
Whether you're dealing with hard water, sediment, chlorine taste, odor, or concerns about your drinking water, U.S. Water Heating Solutions can help you explore water softening, whole-house water treatment, filtration, and reverse osmosis solutions for your home.
Properly Sized Systems
We'll help you choose a water treatment or water softener system based on your household's needs and water usage.
Professional Installation
Professional installation to help ensure your water treatment system is properly integrated into your home's plumbing.
Whole-Home & Drinking Water Solutions
Explore solutions for water throughout your home, from whole-house treatment and water softeners to drinking water filtration.
Friendly Expert Guidance
Have questions about your water? Our team is here to help you understand your options and choose the right solution for your home.
Are You Experiencing Water Problems at Home?
The water in your home can affect everything from your plumbing fixtures and appliances to the way your water looks, smells, and tastes. If you're experiencing any of the following issues, a water treatment or filtration solution may help address your specific concerns.
Hard Water & Mineral Buildup
White or chalky buildup on faucets, showerheads, fixtures, or appliances may be a sign of hard water and mineral deposits.
Dry Skin or Difficult-to-Rinse Soap
Hard water can affect how soap and shampoo perform, sometimes making it harder to build a lather or rinse away completely.
Sediment, Dirt & Rust
Particles such as sediment, sand, dirt, or rust can affect the appearance of your water and contribute to buildup in plumbing fixtures.
Chlorine Taste or Odor
If your water has an unpleasant chlorine taste or smell, whole-house or point-of-use filtration may be an option depending on your water treatment goals.
Spots on Dishes & Fixtures
Mineral deposits can leave spots on glassware, dishes, faucets, shower doors, and other surfaces throughout your home.
Concerns About Your Drinking Water
If you're looking for additional filtration for the water you drink and cook with, a reverse osmosis system may be an option for your home.
Not Sure What's Causing Your Water Problems?
Our team can help you understand your options and find a water treatment solution that fits your home's needs.
Water Treatment Solutions for Your Home
Different water concerns require different solutions. From hard water and mineral buildup to sediment, chlorine, and drinking water concerns, we offer water treatment systems designed to address a variety of household water needs.
Water Softeners
Hard water can contribute to mineral buildup throughout your home. A properly sized water softener helps address hardness-causing minerals based on your household's water usage and treatment needs.
Whole-House Water Treatment
Treat water as it enters your home's plumbing system with a whole-house water treatment solution designed to improve water quality throughout your home.
Reverse Osmosis Systems
Enjoy additional filtration for drinking and cooking water with an under-sink reverse osmosis system designed to treat water at the point of use.
Water Filtration Systems
Target concerns such as sediment, dirt, rust, chlorine, taste, and odor with the appropriate sediment or carbon filtration solution.
Water Softener Systems for Hard Water
Hard water contains naturally occurring minerals that can contribute to buildup throughout your home's plumbing system and on water-using appliances and fixtures. A properly sized water softener can help address hard water and reduce the effects of hardness-causing minerals throughout your home.
At U.S. Water Heating Solutions, we offer water softener systems designed for a variety of household sizes and water demands. Our team can help you choose the right system based on your home's needs.
Signs Your Home May Have Hard Water
✓ White or chalky buildup on faucets and showerheads
✓ Spots on dishes and glassware
✓ Mineral buildup around fixtures
✓ Soap that doesn't lather or rinse easily
✓ Scale buildup on water-using appliances
Find the Right Size Water Softener for Your Home
Choosing the right water softener is about more than the size of your house. Household size, water usage, water hardness, plumbing configuration, and peak water demand can all affect which system is right for your home.
Small Household
32K Water Softener
Recommended for: Smaller households with approximately 3–4 people
Model: Aquasure AS-HS32D
A compact water softener solution designed for smaller households and lower water demands.
Medium Household
48K Water Softener
Recommended for: Medium-sized households with approximately 3–6 people
Model: Aquasure AS-HS48D
A larger-capacity water softener designed for households with greater water usage and demand.
Large Household
64K Water Softener
Recommended for: Larger households with approximately 6-10 people
Model: Aquasure AS-HS64D
A higher-capacity water softener designed for larger households with higher water demands.
Not Sure Which Water Softener You Need?
We'll help you explore the right water softener based on your household size, water usage, and water treatment needs.
*Water softener sizing recommendations can vary based on water hardness, household water usage, plumbing configuration, and other factors. Contact our team for help choosing the right system for your home.
Whole-House Water Treatment Systems
Whole-house water treatment systems are designed to treat water throughout your home rather than at a single faucet or fixture. Depending on the system selected, whole-house treatment can help address concerns such as chlorine, chloramine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other water quality issues.
U.S. Water Heating Solutions offers Aquasure Fortitude Pro whole-house water treatment systems in different capacities to help meet the needs of different households and water usage levels.
What Is Whole-House Water Treatment?
Unlike an under-sink filtration system that treats water at a single point of use, a whole-house water treatment system is installed on your home's main water supply. This allows treated water to flow through the plumbing to multiple fixtures throughout the home.
The type of treatment you need depends on the specific water quality concerns you want to address. Whole-house treatment can be used alongside other solutions, such as a water softener or reverse osmosis system, when different types of water treatment are needed.
Aquasure Fortitude Pro Whole-House Water Treatment
Fortitude Pro 600
A whole-house KDF/GAC water treatment system designed for households looking for additional treatment throughout their home.
Model: AS-FP600
- KDF/GAC media
- Whole-house installation
- Designed to address applicable water quality concerns
- 600,000-gallon rated capacity*
Fortitude Pro 1500
A higher-capacity whole-house water treatment option designed for households with greater water treatment demands.
Model: AS-FP1500
- KDF/GAC media
- Whole-house installation
- Designed to address applicable water quality concerns
- 1,500,000-gallon rated capacity*
Is Whole-House Water Treatment Right for You?
Whole-house water treatment may be worth considering if you're looking to improve water quality throughout your home rather than treating water at just one faucet. Our team can help you determine whether whole-house treatment, water softening, point-of-use filtration, or a combination of solutions makes sense for your household.
Whole-house treatment may be worth exploring if you:
- Want to treat water throughout your home
- Are concerned about chlorine or chloramine
- Want to address certain chemical contaminants
- Prefer treatment at the home's main water supply
- Are considering a combination of water treatment solutions
Not Sure Which Water Treatment System You Need?
Every home's water quality and treatment needs are different. Talk with our team about your water concerns and we'll help you explore your options.
Reverse Osmosis Systems for Cleaner Drinking Water
Reverse osmosis systems provide advanced point-of-use water filtration for drinking and cooking water. Unlike whole-house water treatment systems, reverse osmosis systems are typically installed at a specific location, such as beneath a kitchen sink, to treat water where you use it most.
U.S. Water Heating Solutions offers tankless reverse osmosis systems designed to provide high-capacity drinking water filtration for busy households.
What Is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse osmosis, often called RO, is a water filtration process that uses specialized filtration technology to reduce certain dissolved substances and contaminants from water. The specific substances a system can reduce depend on the system and its tested performance.
Reverse osmosis can be a good option for homeowners looking for additional filtration for drinking and cooking water without treating every gallon of water used throughout the home.
Whole-House Treatment vs. Reverse Osmosis
| Whole-House Water Treatment | Reverse Osmosis |
|---|---|
| Treats water entering the home | Treats water at a specific point of use |
| Supports water treatment throughout the home | Focuses primarily on drinking and cooking water |
| Installed near the main water supply | Typically installed beneath a sink |
| Can address specific whole-home water concerns | Provides additional drinking water filtration |
Our Reverse Osmosis Systems
These systems are designed to reduce a variety of substances commonly addressed by reverse osmosis filtration. Specific reduction capabilities vary by model and should be reviewed when selecting a system.
Waterdrop G3P600
G3P600 Tankless Reverse Osmosis System
Model: B-WD-G3P6-MNRST
A tankless reverse osmosis system designed to provide filtered drinking water for busy households.
- 600 GPD capacity
- 8-stage filtration
- Tankless under-sink design
- Smart LED faucet
- Remineralization filter
- Designed for households of approximately 5–7 people
Waterdrop G3P800
G3P800 Tankless Reverse Osmosis System
Model: B-WD-G3P800-CFSET
A higher-capacity tankless reverse osmosis system designed for households with greater drinking water demand.
- 800 GPD capacity
- 10-stage filtration
- Tankless under-sink design
- Smart LED faucet
- Remineralization filtration
- NSF/ANSI certifications listed by the manufacturer
- 3:1 pure-to-drain ratio
Is Reverse Osmosis Right for Your Home?
Reverse osmosis may be a good option if you're looking for additional filtration specifically for your drinking and cooking water. Our team can help you compare your options and choose a system that fits your household's needs and water treatment goals.
Good candidates may include homeowners who want:
✓ Additional filtration for drinking water
✓ Filtered water for cooking
✓ A tankless under-sink system
✓ Higher-capacity drinking water production
✓ A dedicated filtration solution at the kitchen sink
Not Sure Which Reverse Osmosis System is Right for You?
Talk with our team about your household's drinking water needs and we'll help you explore the right reverse osmosis solution.
Water Filtration Systems for Your Home
Water filtration systems can help address specific water quality concerns such as sediment, dirt, rust, chlorine, taste, and odor. The right filtration method depends on what's in your water and what you're looking to improve.
We offer filtration options for different household needs, including sediment filtration and carbon-based filtration systems. Our team can help you determine which type of filtration is appropriate for your home's water.
Sediment Filtration & Carbon Filtration
Sediment Filtration
Sediment filters are designed to capture larger particles such as dirt, sand, rust, scale, and other sediment that may be present in your water. They can be particularly useful for homes dealing with visible particles or sediment-related concerns.
Carbon Filtration
Carbon-based filtration can help reduce certain substances that affect water taste, odor, and other water quality characteristics. The specific substances reduced depend on the filtration media and system selected.
Our Water Filtration Options
Aquasure Fortitude V Triple-Purpose Filtration System
Model: AS-FS-25SCZ
A multi-purpose filtration system combining sediment filtration and carbon-based media to help address dirt, rust, sand, chlorine, taste, odor, and other water quality concerns.
- Copper-zinc-infused sediment layer
- Carbon filtration
- Designed to address sediment and chlorine-related concerns
- Whole-home filtration application
Aquasure Fortitude V2 Pleated Sediment Filter
Model: AF-FS-30FS
A washable, heavy-duty pleated sediment filter designed to capture larger particles such as sediment, dirt, sand, rust, scale, and silt.
- 30-micron pleated filter
- Washable/reusable
- Heavy-duty construction
- Designed for sediment filtration
Replacement Filters & Cartridges
We also offer replacement filters and cartridges for compatible Aquasure filtration systems. If you need help identifying the correct replacement filter for your system, contact our team.
| If you're concerned about... | You may want to explore... |
|---|---|
| Dirt, sand or sediment | Sediment filtration |
| Rust particles | Sediment filtration |
| Scale or larger particles | Sediment filtration |
| Chlorine taste or odor | Carbon-based filtration |
| Multiple water quality concerns | Combination filtration |
The appropriate filtration system depends on your home's water conditions and treatment goals. If you're unsure which option is right for you, our team can help you explore your options.
Not Sure Which Water Filter You Need?
Tell us about your water concerns and we'll help you determine whether sediment filtration, carbon filtration, or another treatment solution may be right for your home.
Water Treatment Solutions From Water Heating Experts
Water quality can affect more than just the way your water tastes, smells, or feels. Minerals, sediment, and other water conditions can also affect plumbing fixtures, water heaters, and other water-using equipment throughout your home.
As water heating specialists, U.S. Water Heating Solutions understands the relationship between your water and the equipment that depends on it. We're expanding that expertise to help homeowners explore water treatment and water softening solutions that support their home's overall water system.
Whether you're concerned about hard water, sediment, whole-home water treatment, or drinking water filtration, our team can help you understand your options and choose a solution that fits your needs.
Finding the Right Water Treatment Solution Is Easy
Choosing a water treatment system doesn't have to be complicated. Our team can help you understand your options and take the next step toward finding the right solution for your home.
1. Tell Us About Your Water Concerns
Tell us what's prompting you to explore water treatment, whether it's hard water, sediment, chlorine taste or odor, or concerns about your drinking water.
2. Discuss Your Home's Needs
We'll discuss factors such as your household size, water usage, and the type of water treatment solution you're considering.
3. Choose the Right Solution
We'll help you explore the water softener, whole-house treatment, reverse osmosis, or filtration options that best fit your needs.
4. Professional Installation
Once you've selected your system, our team can professionally install it and help get your new water treatment solution up and running.
Water Treatment & Water Softener FAQs
What is the difference between water treatment and a water softener?
Water treatment is a broad term that can include water softening, filtration, reverse osmosis, and other methods used to address specific water quality concerns. A water softener is one type of water treatment system designed to address hardness-causing minerals in water.
How do I know if I need a water softener?
Signs of hard water can include mineral buildup on faucets and fixtures, spots on dishes and glassware, and difficulty getting soap to lather or rinse. The right solution depends on your home's water conditions and household needs.
What is the difference between a water softener and a water filter?
A water softener is designed to address hardness-causing minerals in water. A water filter is designed to address other specific water concerns, such as sediment, chlorine, taste, odor, or other substances depending on the type of filtration system.
What is whole-house water treatment?
Whole-house water treatment refers to a system installed on your home's main water supply that treats water before it travels throughout your plumbing system. The specific treatment provided depends on the type of system installed.
Is reverse osmosis the same as whole-house water filtration?
No. Reverse osmosis systems are typically installed at a specific point of use, such as beneath a kitchen sink, to provide additional filtration for drinking and cooking water. Whole-house systems treat water as it enters your home's plumbing system.
Can I have both a water softener and a reverse osmosis system?
Yes. Different water treatment systems can address different needs. Some homeowners use a whole-home water softener to address hard water and a reverse osmosis system to provide additional filtration for drinking and cooking water.
How do I choose the right water treatment system?
The right system depends on your water concerns, household size, water usage, and treatment goals. Our team can help you understand your options and choose a solution that fits your home's needs.
Can water quality affect my water heater?
Yes. Water conditions such as mineral hardness and sediment can contribute to buildup in water heaters and other water-using equipment. The specific effects depend on your water conditions and equipment.
Find the Right Water Treatment Solution for Your Home
Whether you're dealing with hard water, sediment, chlorine taste or odor, or concerns about your drinking water, our team can help you explore the right solution for your home's needs.
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