Whole House Water Filter

Whole House Jumbo Filters for Clean, Healthy Water from Every Tap in Your Home:

E Pure Water purification system for whole house water filters is a whole home solution designed to reduce harmful contaminants from every water source in your family’s home. Whole house water filtration systems are installed at your home’s main water line to remove contaminants at the source, providing you with filtered water for drinking, cooking, bathing, laundry, and other uses.

Our whole house systems are tested and proven to reduce the contaminants your family worries about most, including chlorine, chloramines, lead, cysts, and sediment, depending on the specific system purchased.

Whether you use city or well water, we have a home water filtration system that will fulfill your needs. We offer whole house water filter systems for city water, designed to last 1,000,000 gallons and up to 10 years. We also offer our premium solution, which is tested and certified to reduce lead, cysts, and also tackles chlorine and chloramines.

The whole house water filter system is designed to filter private well water, and lasts for 10 years.

Whole House Water Filters Work

To maximize the performance of our whole house systems, we use multiple stages of filtration. Here’s how our whole house filters remove contaminants:

Sediment Pre-Filter: The sediment pre-filter catches rust, dirt, debris, and silt that may be present in your water. Removing these contaminants improves the quality of your water and helps protect the filtration system from clogging.

Activated Carbon: The activated carbon media reduces chlorine.

Copper-Zinc Multi Media: Aids in the reduction of chlorine, extends the life of your system, and inhibits bacteria and algae growth.

Post-Filter: The post-filter reduces any remaining sediment and organic particles.

Whole House Water Filtration System Benefits

Whole house water filters are ideal if you want filtered water throughout your home, including for showers, bathroom sinks, and running appliances like your washing machine and dishwasher. Even if you only want filtered water from the sinks in your home, a whole house system can be cost effective and time efficient versus purchasing several under sink or countertop filters that need to be installed and maintained.

Here are key benefits of an e Pure water purification whole home water filter system:

  • Reduce contaminants in your water.
  • Get healthier skin and hair.
  • Improve the flavor and quality of your food and drinks.
  • Provide healthier water for your pets and plants.
  • Enjoy brighter, longer-lasting clothes by removing chlorine.
  • Breathe easier by removing chemicals that evaporate in steam.
  • UV Filter: Uses ultraviolet light to sterilize 99.99% of viruses and bacteria and 99% of chlorine-resistant cysts.
  • Low Maintenance Pre-Filter: Upgraded pre-filter that lasts 3X longer.

Choosing a water filtration system for your home is an important decision to make for you and your family. If you have questions about our whole house water filters including features, installation, or anything else, call us at 800 purewater.

Whole House Water Filter FAQs

A whole house water filter is installed at a home’s main water line to remove contaminants before they go through the house’s pipes. By filtering contaminants at the source, a homeowner can get filtered water throughout their home.

Whole house water filters offer exceptional performance and can provide cost and time
savings versus point-of-use filters if you want filtered water from multiple sources
throughout a home. It may be cheaper and easier to install a single whole house system
instead of a combination of under sink, countertop, and shower filters. This also applies
to maintenance, as you’ll only need to swap filters on one system instead of several.

The lifetime of a whole house system depends on gallon capacity and usage, but a general rule is that a system will last one year for every 100,000 gallons of filtration capacity. e pure whole house water filter system will last for 1,000,000 gallons or up to 10 years (whichever comes first).