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The Honest Truth About Bottled Water

Before we talk solutions, let's address the most common alternative. Bottled water costs the average Durham family $1,200–$1,800 per year. It produces over 50 billion plastic bottles annually. And it's tested to the same standards as tap water — meaning it can legally contain the same PFAS and contaminants you're trying to avoid. It's not a solution. It's an expensive habit.

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$1,500+
Average annual bottled water cost per family
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70%
Bottled water brands that come from municipal tap water sources
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PFAS
Detected in multiple major bottled water brands in independent testing

Choose Your Level of Protection

Not sure which is right for you? Book a free water test and we'll tell you exactly what your home needs — with no upsell pressure.

Entry Level Protection

Under-Sink Reverse Osmosis

$4,500 – $7,000 installed

Provides the highest level of filtration for drinking and cooking water at a single tap. Eliminates 99.9% of PFAS, lead, nitrates, arsenic, and virtually all dissolved contaminants.

  • Removes 99.9% of PFAS & lead
  • Eliminates chlorine, chloramine & DBPs
  • Best choice for renters or smaller homes
  • Compact unit under the sink
  • Annual filter replacement service available
  • NSF/ANSI 58 certified systems
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$1,500 – $4,000 installed

Filters every drop of water that enters your home — drinking, cooking, bathing, laundry. Removes chlorine, sediment, heavy metals, and many organic compounds at the point of entry.

  • Protects every faucet, shower & appliance
  • Removes chlorine, chloramines & sediment
  • Extends appliance and fixture lifespan
  • Softer skin & hair from filtered shower water
  • Best for families with children
  • Annual maintenance plan available
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Maximum Protection

Whole-Home + RO Combo

$4,500 – $10,000 installed

The gold standard. A whole-home system at entry removes chlorine, sediment, and large contaminants. An RO unit at the kitchen tap provides pharmaceutical-grade drinking water. Nothing gets through.

  • Complete whole-home + point-of-use coverage
  • 99.9% PFAS removal at drinking tap
  • Chlorine-free shower and bath water
  • Protected appliances & longer pipe lifespan
  • Ideal for families with infants or health concerns
  • Included annual maintenance visit
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Maintenance & Recurring Services

Your filtration system is only as good as your last filter change. We keep you protected automatically.

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Annual Maintenance Plan

Once-per-year visit by a certified technician. Includes filter replacement, system inspection, water re-test, and performance report. Keeps your system operating at peak efficiency.

From $149/year
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Filter Subscription

We ship your replacement filters on schedule — before you need them. Never forget a filter change again. Compatible with all systems we install. Free shipping included.

$50–$150 / 6 months
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Common Questions

How do I know which system is right for my home?
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The answer depends on your home's specific water profile — not a generic recommendation. We offer a free in-home water test that tells us exactly what's in your water. Then we match you to a solution based on your contaminant levels, home size, budget, and priorities. We will never recommend something you don't need.
Does a whole-home filter remove PFAS?
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Standard carbon whole-home filters have limited PFAS removal capability. For maximum PFAS removal, a reverse osmosis system (under-sink or combined with whole-home) is the gold standard. We'll be specific about what each system removes during your consultation — we don't make generic claims.
Does filtered water taste different?
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Yes — significantly. Removing chlorine alone transforms tap water. Families consistently describe their filtered water as tasting "clean," "flat" (in a good way), or "like bottled water." Some describe it as tasting like nothing at all. That's the goal.
How long does installation take?
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Under-sink RO systems typically take 1–2 hours. Whole-home point-of-entry systems typically take 2–4 hours. We work around your schedule and leave your home clean. Most installations are same-week after your consultation.
What's the difference between you and a plumber?
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A plumber fixes pipes. We protect your family's health. We specialize exclusively in water quality and filtration — we know Durham's water profile, Durham's contamination history, and the specific systems that address Durham's specific problems. We lead with health education, not hardware sales.
Do you offer financing?
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Yes. We work with several financing partners to make whole-home systems accessible at $0 down. Ask about payment options during your free consultation — many Durham families pay less per month on financing than they spend on bottled water.

Start With a Free Water Test

Before you buy anything — let us test your water. Free. We'll tell you exactly what's in it and what your family needs to be protected.

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