Filtering water is a method used to remove unwanted chemicals, organic and inorganic material, and biological contaminants from drinking water. Water filtration is used to provide clean drinking water for people. Water purification protects your family from harmful chemicals and toxins. We can help you choose from the many home water filtration systems.
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The filtration system reduces the concentration of contaminants, including: suspended particles, parasites (such as Giardia lamblia), bacteria, algae, viruses, and fungi.
United Plumbing is a leading provider of clean water treatment for residential water systems, commercial filtering or industrial applications. We offer the best quality water filtration system from the top manufacturers and we use the finest quality materials available. We offer water treatment services including water softening, filtrations, reverse osmosis (RO), deionization, and many other specialized treatment processes. Contact us today for a free consultation.
We are a family-owned and operated company that provides high-tech expertise, equipment, and services to every customer we serve; our focus is on results. We’ve been providing great tasting drinking water for over 30 years. Our products are safe, effective, and easy to use. We’re committed to ensuring your family has clean, healthy water. Call us today! We are a top Rio Rancho Water Filtration installation and repair service.
Our recommended filters are accredited by the American National Standards Institute, and each one of them certified products using American National Standard Institute/National Science Foundation standards. Each ANSI/NSF standard requires verification of contaminant reduction performance claims, a review of the unit, including the material and structural integrity of the unit, and a review of product labels and sales literature for any claims made regarding contaminant reduction.
Each certifies that household water treatment systems meet or exceed national standards for drinking water quality. Standards issued by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the National Science Foundation (NSF) are issued in two different types of standards, one for health issues (such as removing specific contaminants from drinking water), and another for aesthetic issues (such as improving the taste or appearance of water.) These certifications will specify which specific standards they meet.
Whole-house water filtration systems improve the quality of water entering your home. Water that tastes better and is easier to drink, and is cleaner than tap water. An installed whole house water filtration system provides an endless supply of safe, great-tasting drinking water perfect for making your favorite drinks, washing vegetables, or cooking pasta.
Reverse osmosis uses high pressure to force water through a semi permeable membrane. It ensures that the most minute of particles and chemicals cannot penetrate, leaving behind the purest of drinking water. It takes a few hours to filter a couple of gallons of water. Furthermore, the water used is roughly three times as much as the water that is treated and suitable for drinking. It may remove more toxic chemicals than the average filter, however, its efficiency is limited.
If you want to make sure your water is totally toxin-free, then this could be an excellent option. However, because it removes all particles from tap water, it means that any healthy minerals naturally found there are often removed too. You lose some of the benefits of drinking filtered water but gain others.
For point-of-use water filtration, there are several types of filters including granular activated carbon filters (GACs), depth filters, metallic alloy filters, ceramic filters, CBR, microfiltration and ultra-filtration membranes. Some filters use multiple filtering methods. An example of this would be a multi-step system.
Choosing the right drinking water system depends on two main factors. What is your water source and what is in it? United recommends two types: reverse osmosis units (RO) and drinking water filters. They’re both great choices for improving your water quality, but they’re not necessarily equal. Most of the systems work well on city water; however, if your home has well (or spring) water, some solutions are better than others for your particular situation.
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Rio Rancho, NM 87144
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