Advanced Purification Technologies
Advanced Purification Technologies | Water Purification | Plumbing | Ocoee
At HEP, we blend decades of plumbing expertise with cutting-edge science to bring crystal-clear water to every tap in Ocoee. Our advanced purification technologies target sediments, chemicals, and microscopic contaminants, delivering a fresh, great-tasting flow that protects both your family’s health and your home’s plumbing infrastructure. Imagine longer-lasting appliances, spot-free dishes, and showers that actually feel cleaner—all thanks to systems engineered for Florida’s unique water profile.
Whether you’re renovating a single fixture or outfitting an entire property, our licensed technicians design, install, and maintain custom solutions that put control back in your hands. With real-time monitoring options, eco-friendly filtering media, and hassle-free maintenance plans, you’ll experience the peace of mind that only true water purification can provide—backed by HEP’s 24/7 local support and satisfaction guarantee.
FAQs
What contaminants do your advanced purification systems remove from Ocoee’s water supply?
Our systems are engineered to target a broad spectrum of impurities commonly found in Central Florida’s municipal and well water. These include chlorine and chloramines, hydrogen sulfide (rotten-egg odor), hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium), dissolved metals such as iron and lead, agricultural chemicals, pharmaceutical residues, and microscopic organisms like bacteria, cysts, and some viruses. By combining sediment filtration, catalytic carbon, reverse osmosis, and UV sterilization, we deliver water that meets or exceeds EPA drinking-water standards while also addressing taste, odor, and scaling issues that affect household plumbing.
How does your multi-stage purification technology work?
We use a sequential treatment approach to maximize contaminant removal and extend component life: 1) A high-capacity pleated sediment filter captures sand, rust, and silt; 2) A catalytic carbon or KDF media tank oxidizes and adsorbs chlorine, chloramines, pesticides, and volatile organic compounds; 3) A water-softening or anti-scale module removes hardness minerals or sequesters them to protect pipes; 4) Reverse osmosis membranes remove dissolved salts, heavy metals, and up to 99% of total dissolved solids; 5) An optional UV reactor provides final disinfection. Each stage is sized for your home’s flow rate to ensure optimal contact time and consistent water pressure.
Are your purification systems certified and compliant with local regulations in Ocoee?
Yes. All critical components carry NSF/ANSI certifications (Standard 42 for taste and odor, 53 for health-related contaminant reduction, 58 for reverse osmosis, and 55 Class A for UV). We obtain Ocoee building permits when required, follow Florida Plumbing Code, and submit backflow prevention documents to Orange County Utilities. Our licensed plumbers perform installations, and every system comes with a certificate of compliance and lab test results showing post-installation water quality. This ensures you remain in full compliance with state and municipal water-treatment guidelines and warranty requirements.
What is the installation process and how long does it take?
After a free on-site water analysis, we design a custom system and provide a detailed quote. Once approved, we schedule installation—usually within 5–7 days. A typical whole-house system takes 4–6 hours: we shut off the main supply, install the pre-filters, media tanks, and control valves, connect the RO storage tank (if included), and integrate a dedicated drinking-water faucet or refrigerator line. Post-installation, we sanitize the plumbing, perform pressure and leak tests, program valve cycles, and run a final water-quality check. You can use your household water the same day, and our team cleans up the workspace before leaving.
How often do I need to service or replace filters and membranes?
Service intervals depend on water usage and quality, but the average Ocoee household follows this schedule: sediment pre-filter: every 6–12 months; catalytic carbon/KDF media: every 3–5 years; softener resin regeneration: automatic with salt every 2–4 weeks; reverse-osmosis pre-filters: yearly; RO membrane: every 3–5 years; UV lamp: annually. We offer affordable maintenance plans that include reminders, on-site filter changes, system sanitation, and performance checks. Regular servicing preserves flow rate, extends equipment life, upholds NSF certifications, and maintains warranty coverage.
Will a whole-house purification system reduce water pressure or affect my plumbing fixtures?
When properly sized, our systems maintain normal residential pressure (50–70 psi). We calculate flow demand based on fixture count, lawn irrigation, and peak simultaneous usage. Oversized media tanks, full-port bypass valves, and low-restriction fittings minimize pressure drop—typically less than 4 psi. In fact, by removing hardness and sediment, the system prevents scale buildup in pipes and appliances, improving flow over time. We also install a pressure-regulating valve if city pressure exceeds 80 psi to protect fixtures from long-term stress. You’ll enjoy cleaner water without noticeable loss of pressure or adverse effects on faucets, showers, or water heaters.