Reverse Osmosis
Reverse osmosis is similar to filtration but is far more complex. The Kinetico K5 Drinking Water Station® uses water pressure and flux, as well as solute concentration, to remove unwanted particles from water. This system is certified to remove more contaminants than any other reverse osmosis system, making your water the safest for you and your family.
The K5 Drinking Water Station® with VOC Guard
- Reduce More Than 70 contaminants in Your Water including PFAS (Forever Chemicals)*
- The K5® is certified by WQA to NSF/ANSI Standard 58 for PFOS/PFOA removal.
As Seen On TV
Featured on Holmes Family Rescue
The Kinetico K5 Drinking Water Station® is featured on Holmes Family Rescue, a TV show where Mike Holmes, his daughter Sherry and son Michael help homeowners with botched construction jobs or renovation fatigue. Kinetico is proud to work with Mike Holmes to help families improve their drinking water.
What’s in Your Water?
With so many options available, how can you decide whether or not to install a water treatment system, or choose which one is the best fit for your home? In order to understand what kind of water treatment system will work for you, you first need to evaluate the unique needs of your residential water. An in-depth water test will reveal contaminants in your water and will give you the exact composition of your water. This way, you will have the information that you need to make a decision regarding what products are the best fit for your home. Not all water is created equal, so take the time to make the right choice.
Once your water has been tested, you can start considering your options. Depending on the results of your water test, there are several different options that you can choose to protect your home’s water supply. Click here for your FREE Water Test.
Hard Water
Whether water is supplied by a private well or a municipality, most homes in our region suffer from hard water. Hard water is the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium in the water that enters your home.
Iron in Water
Iron can be present in water in leaving orange-brown staining in sinks, tubs, and water using appliances. Iron also can cause corrosion to plumbing and fixtures. These metals have a metallic taste…
Rotten Egg Odor
No one wants to turn on their faucet and smell the odor of rotten egg. The smell is caused by hydrogen sulfide gas. While sulfur is not harmful to consume, it does have a very unpleasant odor and can cause corrosion…
Chlorine Taste & Smell
Do you taste or smell chlorine in your water? Municipal water is disinfected with chlorine and chloramines, which can affect your water’s taste and dry out your skin and hair. The good news? There’s a simple solution.
Musty, Earthy or Fishy Smell
Water that tastes or smells fishy, musty, and earthy, is less than desirable to drink and use. Many algae or bacteria in the water supply can cause this type of smell, as well as some metals like iron and copper…
Blue-Green Staining
Do you notice blue-green staining around your shower and sink drains? The primary culprit of staining of this type is usually the pH balance of your water. Having an irregular pH for too long can result…
Lead in Drinking Water
Does your drinking water contain harmful levels of lead? This is becoming a common question as more people are becoming aware of the potentially harmful issues associated with lead in drinking water…
Cloudy Tap Water
Homeowners often notice that their tap water is cloudy or murky, which is also known as “turbidity.” Dissolved or suspended solids often cause cloudy tap water. Construction, storms and urban runoff can…
Why do you need a water treatment system in your home?
There’s no way to tell what is lurking in your water, even if you have the benefit of being tapped into treated city water. There is always a risk that your water supply is exposed to potential contamination. Common problems like hard water, cloudy water, or staining can affect your home and your health. Investing in a home water treatment system is the only way to ensure that your water is completely safe for consumption. A water test can reveal which water treatment system will be most effective in your home.
Water Filters
Water filters provide full-service water treatment by reducing the contaminants that are distributed in the water at the source before the water connects into your home or building. A water filter is necessary to eliminate impurities and pharmaceuticals. Specialized water systems address your water issues and leave you with pure, great-tasting water.
Water Conditioning Systems
Water conditioning systems are designed to eliminate scale buildup in your pipes. Water conditioners work to eliminate excess sodium in your water since they are salt-free systems. Rather than using salt, the water conditioning system employs a media or catalyst to condition the water. The conditioning is designed to eliminate scale buildup in your pipes.