Experienced Team

Experienced Team | Water Purification | Plumbing | Grandview

Whether you’re battling mineral-heavy well water, lingering chlorine odors, or simply want the purest glass from every tap, HEP’s experienced team brings decades of know-how to Grandview homes and businesses. Our licensed plumbers pair meticulous testing with cutting-edge filtration and softening technology, tailoring solutions that fit your family’s habits, appliances, and budget. From the first on-site evaluation to friendly follow-ups, we treat your project—and your property—with the respect it deserves, so you can enjoy crisp, clean water without a second thought.

Because true peace of mind goes beyond installation, we back every system with reliable maintenance plans and 24/7 emergency support. Imagine lower utility bills, spotless glassware, healthier skin, and the confidence that comes from industry-leading water purification craftsmanship—all delivered by neighbors who care. Discover why Grandview trusts HEP to turn ordinary water into something extraordinary; schedule your free consultation today and taste the difference for yourself.

FAQs

What types of water purification systems do you install in Grandview homes?

Our licensed plumbers install a full range of purification options, including whole-house carbon filtration, reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking stations, ultraviolet (UV) disinfection units, point-of-use faucet filters, and combined softener/filtration systems. We carry NSF-certified products from leading manufacturers and size each unit to your home’s flow rate and water-quality targets.

How do I know which purification system is right for my household?

We start with a complimentary on-site water analysis that checks chlorine, hardness, pH, iron, sulfur, and any site-specific contaminants common in Grandview’s municipal and well supplies. After reviewing the results, we discuss your water-use habits, space constraints, and budget. Then we recommend one or more solutions—often a whole-house filter for taste and odor, paired with an RO faucet for cooking and drinking—so you get targeted treatment without over-spending.

Do whole-house filtration or RO systems require much maintenance?

Most systems are low maintenance. Carbon and sediment cartridges should be replaced every 6–12 months, while RO membranes typically last 2–4 years. UV lamps need annual bulb changes. At installation, we provide a maintenance calendar and can enroll you in our reminder program or schedule automatic service visits so you never have to track dates yourself.

Can you combine a water softener with purification equipment?

Yes. Many Grandview residents battle both hardness scale and chlorine taste. We often install a twin-tank system: a softener removes calcium and magnesium before water reaches appliances, and a carbon or RO stage polishes the water for drinking. Integrating the units on a single bypass manifold saves space and allows you to shut off either system independently for service.

How long does installation take, and will my water be off the whole time?

Most projects finish in 3–5 hours. We shut off the main only during the final tie-in—usually 30–45 minutes—so household disruption is minimal. Our team protects floors, cleans up thoroughly, and walks you through system operation before we leave.

Is professional water testing really necessary before choosing a purifier?

Absolutely. Grandview’s municipal water meets safety standards, but chlorine by-products, hardness, and trace metals vary by neighborhood and even by season. Well owners face additional risks such as bacteria and pesticides. A lab or real-time test pinpoints exact issues so we can match media type, flow rate, and micron rating to your needs, ensuring you get safe, great-tasting water without oversizing or undersizing equipment.