Advanced Technology
Advanced Technology | Water Purification | Plumbing | Harrison
Imagine turning on any tap in your Harrison home and being greeted by crystal-clear, great-tasting water thatâs been treated by the same cutting-edge systems trusted in scientific labs and luxury resorts. HEPâs advanced technology plumbing solutions revolve around meticulous water purification, blending multi-stage filtration, smart monitoring, and eco-friendly materials to strip out contaminants while preserving beneficial minerals. Whether your concern is hard water scale, chlorine aftertaste, or emerging micro-pollutants, our technicians calibrate each system to the exact profile of Harrisonâs municipal supply, so you receive optimized performance without wasted energy or water.
From the first on-site assessment to the final leak-free installation, youâll experience service rooted in craftsmanship and backed by industry-leading warranties. Real-time digital alerts let you know precisely when filters need attention, and sleek, space-saving housings tuck neatly under counters or in mechanical rooms. With HEP, you gain more than advanced plumbingâyou gain daily peace of mind, superior health benefits, and the confidence that every drop you drink, cook with, or bathe in meets the highest standard of purity.
FAQs
What types of advanced water purification systems do you install in Harrison homes?
We offer a full range of point-of-entry and point-of-use systems, including whole-house carbon filtration, reverse osmosis (RO) units, UV disinfection, water softeners that use smart resin technology, and combination systems that integrate multiple stages in a single compact cabinet. Our technicians will test your incoming water, review your usage patterns, and recommend the technologyâor hybrid solutionâthat best addresses hardness, chlorine, PFAS, heavy metals, and microbial contaminants common to Harrisonâs municipal and well supplies.
How does a modern reverse osmosis system differ from older models?
Todayâs RO systems use high-efficiency membranes that achieve up to 98 % contaminant rejection while wasting 75 % less water than first-generation units. Many models feature variable-speed pumps, mineral-balancing cartridges that re-add healthy calcium and magnesium, Bluetooth monitoring, and leak-detection shut-off valves. These innovations mean cleaner water, lower operating costs, and real-time performance data on your smartphone.
Will a purification system remove the chloramine and âmustyâ taste I notice in Harrison water?
Yes. A catalytic carbon or activated carbon block stage placed ahead of an RO membrane or as part of a whole-house filter effectively breaks down chloramine and eliminates earthy or musty flavors caused by organic compounds. Most customers report an immediate improvement in taste and odor when drinking, cooking, or showering.
What maintenance is required, and can I handle it myself?
Maintenance is straightforward: sediment pre-filters are typically replaced every 6-12 months, carbon cartridges every 12 months, and RO membranes every 24-36 months, depending on water quality and usage. UV lamps should be swapped annually. Many homeowners perform simple cartridge changes themselves, but we offer economical service plans that include on-site testing, filter changes, system sanitization, and verification that electronic sensors and pressure gauges are calibrated.
How much does installation cost in the Harrison area?
Pricing depends on flow rate requirements, plumbing complexity, and selected technology. As a guide, a high-capacity whole-house carbon/softening combo starts around $2,300 installed, while a multi-stage RO + remineralizer under the kitchen sink ranges from $650â$1,100. We provide free water testing and a written, no-obligation quote that includes equipment, labor, permits, and one year of filter replacements. Financing and utility rebate assistance are available.
Is your equipment certified and backed by warranty?
All purification systems we install carry NSF/ANSI certifications for contaminant reduction, are compliant with New York State plumbing codes, and are manufactured in ISO 9001 facilities. Most units include 5- to 10-year limited warranties on tanks, housings, and control valves, with one-year coverage on electronics. Our company adds a full-year labor warranty, so if anything needs adjustment or replacement during the first twelve months, you wonât pay a dime.