Whole Home Carbon Filter
Standalone carbon filtration for homes that don't need softening
Standalone carbon filtration for homes that already have soft water but want to reduce chlorine, taste, and odor. A great add-on or standalone solution for city water.
Free installation on every system — limited time

Better Taste
Removes chlorine taste and chemical odors so water tastes fresh and clean.
Healthier Showers
Less chlorine at the shower head makes for a more comfortable shower.
Chemical-Free
Physical filtration — no salt, no chemicals, no electricity needed.
What This System Removes
What's Included
- Whole-house carbon filtration tank
- Control valve
- Professional installation
- Lifetime tank warranty (see our Warranty page for full coverage)
Perfect For
- Homes with naturally soft water that just want chlorine removed
- Homeowners pairing this with an existing softener
- Anyone sensitive to chlorine taste or smell
System Specifications
Carbon Filter vs. Water Softener
| Feature | Carbon Filter | Water Softener |
|---|---|---|
| Reduces chlorine, taste & odor | Yes | No |
| Removes hardness minerals | No | Yes |
| Improves taste & odor | Yes | No |
| Needs salt | No | Yes |
Call for Pricing
Every quote includes equipment, professional installation, and our warranty coverage — plus free installation for a limited time.
Complete Your Water Solution
Common Questions About the Whole Home Carbon Filter
Do I need this if I already have a softener?
A standard softener removes hardness minerals but isn't aimed at chlorine taste and odor. Pairing a carbon filter with your existing softener addresses both, without replacing equipment you already have.
Will it make my drinking water as pure as RO?
Whole-home carbon improves the water at every tap, but for the highest level of treatment of dissolved contaminants where you drink and cook, we pair it with a reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink.
Ready for Better Water?
Get a free in-home consultation. No obligation, no pressure — and free installation for a limited time.
