Advanced Technology
Advanced Technology | Water Purification | Plumbing | Jasper
Turn every tap into a crystal-clear oasis with HEP’s advanced technology plumbing solutions. Our engineers fuse aerospace-grade membranes, smart IoT sensors, and energy-efficient pumps to deliver world-class water purification right where you need it—no bulky countertop units, no plastic waste, just pure, refreshing confidence in every glass.
Behind the scenes, an AI-driven controller monitors flow rate, temperature, and contaminant levels 24/7, automatically adjusting filtration stages for maximum efficiency. Whether you’re battling hard minerals, chlorine taste, or microscopic pathogens, the system removes up to 99.99 % of impurities while preserving essential minerals, all in a whisper-quiet package that tucks neatly out of sight.
Ready to future-proof your home or business? Schedule a pressure-free consultation with our certified technicians and discover how HEP can install, service, and remotely optimize your purification network for years of pristine performance. Pure water, pure simplicity—delivered by experts who live and breathe innovation.
FAQs
How does your advanced water purification technology work in a residential plumbing system?
Our system combines multi-stage mechanical filtration, activated carbon adsorption, reverse osmosis (RO), and optional UV-C disinfection. Incoming water first passes through sediment and carbon blocks that trap rust, sand, chlorine, and volatile organic compounds. Next, RO membranes remove dissolved solids down to 0.0001 microns. Finally, an ultraviolet chamber deactivates bacteria, viruses, and cysts, delivering bottle-quality water to every tap in your home.
Which contaminants are removed, and to what extent?
The system is third-party certified to NSF/ANSI standards. It removes 99% of lead, arsenic, chromium, PFAS, nitrate, fluoride, and pharmaceutical residues; 97–99% of chlorine, chloramine, pesticides, and micro-plastics; and 99.99% of pathogenic microorganisms when the UV stage is included. Mineral balance is adjustable, allowing health-essential calcium and magnesium to be re-added if desired.
Is professional installation required and how long does it take?
Yes. Because the purifier ties into your main water line, a licensed plumber is required to protect warranty and local code compliance. A typical whole-home installation—including mounting the manifold, routing lines, installing a pressure regulator, and commissioning the system—takes 4–6 hours for an average single-family home. Point-of-use models for kitchen sinks can usually be installed in under 90 minutes.
How often do I need to replace filters, membranes, or UV lamps?
Pre-filters and carbon cartridges are rated for 6–12 months depending on water quality and household usage. RO membranes generally last 2–3 years, while UV lamps should be replaced annually to maintain germicidal intensity. A built-in smart monitor tracks gallons processed and lamp hours, sending alerts to your phone or email when service is due. Replacement costs range from $40 for sediment cartridges to about $120 for an RO membrane pack.
Will installing a whole-house purifier affect my water pressure?
Our systems are engineered with oversized flow channels and low-restriction RO membranes that maintain a city-pressure equivalent of 60–70 psi. A booster pump is included for properties with incoming pressure below 45 psi, ensuring shower performance and appliance fill times remain unchanged. Most homeowners notice no perceptible drop in flow once the system is properly balanced.
What ongoing maintenance and monitoring are required?
Beyond scheduled filter changes, upkeep is minimal. The control panel automatically performs periodic membrane flushes to prevent scale buildup, and the UV chamber is self-cleaning with a quartz sleeve. You can view real-time TDS readings and temperature via the mobile app, run system diagnostics, or schedule a service visit with one tap. Annual professional inspection is recommended to validate membrane integrity and update firmware.