Advanced Technology
Advanced Technology | Water Purification | Plumbing | Sharps Chapel
Imagine turning on the tap in your Sharps Chapel home and tasting mountain-fresh clarity every time. HEP’s advanced technology plumbing solutions center on precise, whole-house water purification that removes sediments, hard-water minerals, chlorine, and even microscopic contaminants, all while maintaining optimal flow and pressure. Our smart filtration units continually self-monitor, adjusting to incoming water quality and alerting you via app if service is ever needed—so you can focus on the things you love, not what’s in your glass.
Backed by certified technicians and a 100 % satisfaction guarantee, HEP custom-fits systems to your property’s unique water profile, whether you’re on well water or municipal lines. Energy-efficient pumps, leak-proof fittings, and maintenance plans keep your investment running flawlessly year-round, safeguarding appliances and saving money on bottled alternatives. Ready for safer showers, brighter laundry, and pure, great-tasting water at every faucet? Call HEP today and experience the next level of comfort and confidence.
FAQs
How does your advanced technology water purification system work?
Our system combines multi-stage filtration with ultraviolet (UV) sterilization and smart monitoring sensors. Incoming municipal or well water first passes through a high-capacity sediment filter that removes rust, sand, and larger particles. It then flows through an activated carbon block that adsorbs chlorine, chloramines, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and unpleasant tastes or odors. A reverse-osmosis (RO) membrane follows, eliminating dissolved solids such as lead, arsenic, nitrates, and fluoride. Finally, the water is exposed to a UV lamp that inactivates bacteria, viruses, and cysts. Integrated sensors track flow rate, filter life, and water quality in real time, sending alerts to your phone or our service center in Sharps Chapel if maintenance is needed.
Which contaminants will the system remove from Sharps Chapel tap or well water?
Laboratory tests show removal rates of 99% or higher for heavy metals (lead, mercury, arsenic), 98–99% for nitrates, 97% for fluoride, 99.9% for microbial organisms (E. coli, Giardia, Cryptosporidium), and over 95% for common agricultural herbicides and pesticides detected in Union County groundwater. The carbon stage also eliminates chlorine/chloramine residuals that Union County Water District adds for disinfection, greatly improving taste and odor.
Do I need professional installation, or can I install it myself?
Because the system integrates with your home’s main water line and requires correct pressure regulation, we strongly recommend professional installation. Our licensed plumbing team in Sharps Chapel handles the entire process—site inspection, plumbing modifications, and post-installation testing—within about three hours. DIY installation could void the warranty and may not comply with Tennessee plumbing codes.
What routine maintenance is required and how often?
1. Sediment and carbon filters: Replace every 6–9 months, depending on usage and turbidity levels. 2. RO membrane: Replace every 24–36 months. 3. UV lamp: Replace annually to maintain disinfection intensity. 4. Smart sensor calibration: Performed during our yearly maintenance visit. Our service program automatically ships filters and schedules reminders. A standard annual tune-up in Sharps Chapel costs about $169 and includes all replacement parts and water-quality testing.
Is the system cost-effective compared with buying bottled water?
For a typical family of four consuming 2 gallons of drinking water per day, bottled water expenses average $700–$1,000 per year. Our purification system averages $0.08 per gallon—including amortized equipment cost over 10 years and annual maintenance—saving roughly $500–$800 annually. In most households the payback period is 2–3 years, after which you continue saving while enjoying cleaner water for cooking, ice makers, and pets.
How environmentally friendly is the purification system?
Using on-site purification eliminates an estimated 1,400 single-use plastic bottles per household each year. The filters and membranes are recyclable through our return-mail program, and the UV lamp contains no mercury. The system operates on 35 watts—less than a standard light bulb—and automatically enters standby mode when not drawing water, minimizing energy use.