Whole Home Filtration Fresno, CA
Our whole home filtration system gives you a softener and a filter, plus reverse osmosis under the sink. The softener removes the hardness. The filter removes the chlorine taste and smell. And the reverse osmosis polishes your drinking water, so every glass tastes fresh and clean.

What is in Fresno’s water?
Hard Water
Hard water is water with high levels of dissolved calcium and magnesium. Fresno city water averages about 7.5 grains per gallon (129 mg/L) — hard water, varying by neighborhood from about 5 to 9 GPG, and private wells can test much higher. That hardness leaves scale in your pipes and water heater, spots on dishes, and dry skin and hair. We use high grade NSF certified resin to bring down your hardness and protect your home and appliances.
Chlorine
Fresno uses chlorine to disinfect municipal drinking water. It is very effective at killing bacteria, but leaving that chlorine in your water can have adverse effects. It is technically safe to drink, but it is known to cause dry skin and hair, and a pool taste and smell. We use NSF-certified coconut shell carbon, grown and sourced in the US. This carbon removes chlorine along with a few other chemicals before it reaches your taps
Heavy Metals & Nitrates
Arsenic and chromium are two known heavy metals detected in Fresno’s water. Nitrates from agricultural runoff do often show up in the water as well. Even at levels below the legal limits, long-term exposure to these heavy metals and nitrates is a concern for many families. Our reverse osmosis, specifically for drinking water, removes these harmful materials to give you peace of mind.
Forever Chemicals (PFAs)
A PFA is known as a forever chemical because it is incredibly hard to remove from drinking water. They don’t break down – they persist in water, soil, and the body for years. Forever chemicals like PFOA and PFOS — are detected in Fresno’s city drinking water, at low system averages of 1.33 and 1.58 ppt. Long-term exposure to PFAS is a concern for many families, even at low levels. Our reverse osmosis, specifically for drinking water, removes PFAS at your kitchen sink to give you peace of mind.
Our Whole Home Filtration Fresno, CA Systems
Free water test at your home to size it — we test your water at your sink and tell you which whole home water filtration system fits your home.

Standard City Water (Most Popular)
36,000 grain system built for homes with 6 or less people.
Handles the two problems almost every Central Valley home has at once: hard water that scales your pipes and water heater, and chlorine that makes water taste like a swimming pool and dries out skin and hair. One tank, one valve, installed free.

Dual Tank City Water
Our largest system. A separate carbon tank that cleans itself.
Two tanks instead of one — a dedicated softening tank and a dedicated carbon tank — bridged from a single ProValve. Splitting the media means each does its job properly instead of competing for space, and the carbon tank backwashes itself clean.

Salt Free Conditioner
No salt, no drain, no maintenance — keeps the minerals in.
A conditioner rather than a softener. It stops hardness minerals from sticking to your pipes, water heater and fixtures, so you get the scale protection without adding salt to your water or your diet. Worth being clear about the trade-off: it prevents scale, it does not remove hardness. we combine the conditioner with a carbon tank to also remove chlorine.

Reverse Osmosis
Included with your whole home system for clean drinking water.
Tankless reverse osmosis that filters down to 0.0001 microns — fine enough to take out lead and other heavy metals, dissolved solids, chlorine and common contaminants. Because it’s tankless, you get water on demand and your under-sink cabinet back.
Book a water test today.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much does whole home filtration cost in Fresno?
Our Whole-Home Softening & Filtration Package is $2,999 installed, or as low as $65/mo with approved credit. Free under-sink reverse osmosis included. Free installation. Lifetime warranty.
2. How long does whole home filtration installation take?
Most installs are done in a three to four hours.
3. Do I need whole home filtration if I’m on well water?
Test first. Well water can have iron, sulfur, and hardness city water doesn’t. Book a free well water test and we’ll tell you what your water needs.
4. How often does a whole home system need maintenance?
Add salt as needed, and replace the carbon media on schedule — we’ll tell you your schedule at install, based on your water use. No other regular maintenance.