Expert Water Purification
Expert Water Purification | Water Purification | Plumbing | Andersonville
When Andersonville families turn on the tap, they expect crystal-clear, great-tasting water—HEP makes sure that happens. Our licensed plumbers pair decades of local know-how with advanced filtration technologies to tackle hard minerals, chlorine, lead, and emerging contaminants. From whole-home systems to point-of-use filters, we analyze your supply, recommend the right solution, and install it with precision, so every sip and shower feels mountain-fresh.
Because true peace of mind comes from ongoing support, we stand behind every installation with routine maintenance plans, rapid emergency service, and honest guidance on upgrades as standards evolve. Choose HEP for water purification that’s seamless, sustainable, and tailored to Andersonville living.
FAQs
What kinds of water purification systems do you install for Andersonville residents?
We design and install a full range of treatment solutions, including whole-house (point-of-entry) filtration systems, reverse osmosis units, under-sink carbon filters, UV disinfection lamps, water softeners, and iron or sulfur removal systems. After testing your water and assessing household usage, we recommend the combination that addresses Andersonville’s common concerns—chlorine taste, hard water, iron staining, and possible bacterial contaminants.
How can I tell if my Andersonville home actually needs a purification system?
Warning signs include chlorine odor or taste, cloudy or rusty water, white scale on fixtures, dry skin after showering, or lab tests showing bacteria, nitrates, lead, or hardness above EPA guidelines. Andersonville’s municipal supply is safe to drink, but aging service lines, well sources, or individual plumbing may add contaminants. We offer onsite or mailed-in water testing so you can see precise results before deciding on treatment.
Is a whole-house system better than an under-sink filter?
Each serves a different purpose. Whole-house (point-of-entry) systems treat every tap, protecting appliances, pipes, and your skin from hardness, chlorine, iron, and sediment. Under-sink or countertop filters (point-of-use) focus on drinking and cooking water, often providing advanced reverse osmosis filtration that removes dissolved solids and heavy metals. Many customers pair both: a whole-house conditioner for general protection and a kitchen RO unit for ultra-pure drinking water.
How much maintenance will my new purification system require?
Most filters or softener resin beds need cartridge changes or salt refills every 6–12 months, depending on water use and quality. UV lamps are replaced annually, and RO membranes last 2–4 years. We include a maintenance schedule, teach you simple DIY steps, and offer affordable service plans that include annual testing, filter changes, and system sanitization so you never have to track dates yourself.
Will installing a water purification system affect my water pressure?
Properly sized equipment will not noticeably reduce pressure. We calculate flow rates for your household and install bypass valves and pressure regulators when needed. If you already have low pressure, we can incorporate booster pumps or lower-restriction filter housings. During the initial consultation we measure static and dynamic pressure to ensure your showers and appliances perform exactly as they do now—or better, once mineral buildup is eliminated.
Do you provide water testing and permits, and are your systems certified?
Yes. We conduct EPA-approved laboratory testing or on-the-spot digital analysis, file any required Andersonville or Shelby County plumbing permits, and install only NSF/ANSI-certified components. Our licensed plumbers guarantee code-compliant workmanship, and every system comes with manufacturer warranties plus our own one-year labor warranty for peace of mind.