Choose the appropriate solution based on your needs.

  • Hardness and lime

    White deposits on surfaces and appliances

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  • Turbidity and sediment

    Sand, clay, and solid particles in water

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  • Taste and smell

    Problems with water taste and odor

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  • Microbiology

    Presence of bacteria and viruses in water

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  • Chemical impurities

    Nitrates and other dissolved substances

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  • pH and corrosion of water

    Low pH and resulting corrosion

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Everything starts with water analysis

The composition of water obtained from a well or spring can vary significantly, and different types of problems may be encountered in each case. Therefore, before selecting a filtration system, a laboratory analysis of the water is crucial to accurately determine which parameters need to be treated and what type of system will be effective for that specific water.

How to choose a filtration system

For the whole house and for drinking

  • Water for the whole house

    A point-of-entry system treats water used in the shower, toilets, washing machine, dishwasher, and other household applications. Depending on the need, the system can include mechanical filtration, iron and manganese removal, water softening, pH correction, or UV sterilization.

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  • Drinking water

    For drinking and cooking water, it is possible to use an additional filtration system directly in the kitchen. The type of system is selected according to the water composition and desired outcome and, if necessary, may include reverse osmosis or other suitable technology.

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