Whole House Drinking Systems

We use water in two different ways—for daily living and staying hydrated. That’s why water systems are so great. They clean up your water for every purpose. You can get soft, unchlorinated water for doing the laundry and taking showers. Then you’ll also have fresh, filtered drinking water. It’s a win-win all around.

One of the most common complaints we hear about home water quality is that the water coming out of the faucet has an odor. Clean water won’t do that. Usually what people are smelling is the chlorine disinfectant that the water treatment plant adds. If you use a well, you might even notice a “rotten egg” smell when your water has been exposed to sulfur.

The right filtration system can get rid of these annoying and stubborn smells for good. You just need to find out what’s causing the problem in the first place. That’s how a free water analysis can help.

If nothing else, once you get a water filtration system, you’ll probably start to drink more water. No one wants to drink water that tastes bad. So when water is stale, metallic, earthy or even swampy, a lot of people could stop drinking water altogether. Going through the day feeling dehydrated is never a good idea. It’s easier to avoid that when your water tastes good.

All of the little upgrades we make to our property can become meaningful assets both for the short-term and the long-run. Whether the real estate market is booming or there’s a bit of a lull, it always helps for sellers to have an edge. You water filtration system can become a great home upgrade, and it’s even better when it’s both energy efficient and designed for water conservation. This doesn’t only help your own budget over the years. It can be really appealing to prospective buyers too!

Another key benefit of water systems is that they can make it easier to speed up a real estate transaction’s timeline. Keeping up with the maintenance on your system almost guarantees that your water analysis test will pass with flying colors. Then you don’t have to worry about whether the mortgage company will have problems approving the loan just because of poor water quality.

The municipal water treatment plants do a good job of ensuring that our city water is actually acceptable to drink and use. Yet it’s all too easy for some issues to get overlooked. Moreover, it’s hard to put a price on having true peace of mind for water safety.

A lot of drinking water contaminants go undetected because they don’t have an odor. You won’t be able to taste most of them either. Getting a filtration solution installed is a great way to keep your family protected.

One of the issues that has become more concerning recently is lead in drinking water. Homeowners need to consider that their water has a long way to travel from the city treatment plant. And as water makes its way through the pipelines, it can sometimes pick up contaminants that it didn’t have at the start.

At first, it’s normal to ask yourself, “Are water filters worth it?” But really, the answer couldn’t be clearer. Your system can deliver a great ROI even if you’re only thinking of it as a short-term investment. If your family has been relying on bottled water for years, you can save a lot of money each month by switching to a water filtration system. You’re less likely to keep buying bottled water when you already have great-tasting water at home.

Instead of having a separate filter at every faucet and water fixture, a home water filtration system tackles everything simultaneously—before your tap water gets distributed throughout the house. This means that everyone in the family can fill up a glass with filtered drinking water. It doesn’t matter whether you’re at the kitchen sink or the hallway bathroom. There’s going to be clean water everywhere.

At Idaho Water Solutions, we’re proud to offer a free water quality analysis for every initial consultation. That way, we can get to work on creating a custom solution that meets your family’s needs. It’s not solely about addressing the water contaminants. We also want to make sure your solution is the correct size to match your daily water usage. A home water filtration system for a family of seven will need to have a larger capacity than a two-person household.

You don’t want to overpay for a larger system if you don’t actually need it. But at the same time, you shouldn’t have equipment installed that’s too small to keep up. Please don’t hesitate to reach out. Let us help you analyze your options!