Whole-House Water Filtration in Irvine
One system on the main line that takes chlorine, odor and grit out of the water at every faucet and shower head, sized to a free water report.
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Treat the water once, where it enters the house
A whole-house system sits on the main supply line, usually in the garage or along a side yard, and treats water before it splits off to the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and water heater. Irvine homes on Irvine Ranch Water District supply receive treated municipal water, and the disinfectant that keeps it safe in the pipes is the same thing many people taste in a glass or smell in a hot shower. Most people call us about it after noticing that smell, dry skin after showering, or a film on fixtures that will not wipe away. Irvine Water Systems sizes the system to your flow rate and household, so pressure at the far bathroom holds up when the dishwasher and a shower run together.
What a whole-house install covers
Each system is assembled for your water and your plumbing layout. Here is what goes into it.
Free water report
We review what your supply carries before choosing media, so the tank fights the chlorine or chloramine actually present instead of a generic list.
Flow-rate sizing
We count bathrooms, fixtures and people in the home to size the tank, so you do not trade clean water for weak pressure.
Sediment pre-filter
A first stage catches sand, scale flakes and grit that would otherwise shorten the life of the main media.
Catalytic carbon media
The main tank holds carbon chosen to reduce chlorine, chloramine, taste and odor across the whole house.
Bypass valve
A three-valve bypass lets you isolate the system for service without shutting water off to the home.
Placement planning
We pick a spot with room for media changes, protection from direct sun and a clear path for the plumbing.
Leak-tested connections
Every joint is pressurized and checked dry before we leave, and the system is flushed until the water runs clear.
Maintenance schedule
You get the pre-filter and media replacement timing for your exact setup, written down, before the job is closed.
How the install goes
Report and recommendation
We go over the water report with you and confirm a whole-house unit is the right call. If a point-of-use filter would cover what bothers you, we say so before any price is set.
Install day
We shut off the main, cut in at the planned location and mount the tanks with a bypass. Most installs are finished in a single visit, and water is back on the same day.
Flush and walkthrough
We flush the media, check every joint under pressure, and show you the bypass and the pre-filter housing. You leave with the service schedule in hand.
Why Irvine homeowners choose us for whole-house systems
Sized for real use
We size to the household, not to the biggest tank on the shelf, so you are not paying for capacity you will never use.
One price, settled up front
The installed price is written before work starts, including the bypass and any fittings the location needs.
Built to be serviced
We leave room around the tanks and label the valves, so a media change later is a quick visit instead of a puzzle.
Ready for filtered water at every tap?
Start with the free water report. It tells you whether whole-house filtration is the right fit and exactly what it would cost to install.