Water Treatment in Knoxville, TN

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Whole Home Water Treatment

Are you looking for a whole house water filter in Knoxville, TN? If you are, you’re looking at making a brilliant move. Clean drinking water used to be a given but now, regardless of whether you are on a municipal water supply or have a well, things have changed. While the majority of water flowing through our pipes is safe to drink, we continue to learn more about what’s in our water and what we may want to change about it.

Water impacts almost every facet of our lives, from cooking our food to keeping us and our belongings clean. Having a reliable supply of clean water is not only one of the best ways to help ensure our health and well-being, but it can also help reduce household costs and save us money each month.

Whether you are only looking to have water softener systems installed or wanting or looking for the cleanest, purest water possible, it is best to talk to a water treatment professional and have them analyze your situation.

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Why a Whole House Water Filter System

Some people are simply tired of scrubbing rust and mineral stains from their tubs and toilets. Others want clean drinking water straight from the tap. Either of these is reason enough to invest in a whole house water filter but the benefits of water treatment can go way beyond this.

Having a water treatment expert install a whole home system can bring even more advantages, including:

Lowering the risk of plumbing problems
Reducing the need for fabric softeners, laundry detergent, and dish detergents
Lowers the risk of developing skin problems
Reduces Limescale and mineral deposits
Provides safer, better-tasting drinking water
Reduces chloramine and other chemical contaminants in the water

Water softener systems are the most basic form of water treatment. They will not provide many of the benefits listed above, but do provide many benefits that work hand-in-hand with a water filtration system.

Water Softeners

Hard water can destroy your plumbing system and leave spots on your dishes and clothes. Our water treatment specialists can test your water quality, give you custom options, and install the right water softener to protect your home from unwanted wear and tear.

Whole Home Filters

Problem water is no problem for our high efficiency automatic whole home filters. These systems can tackle a wide range of water problems including: iron, sulfur, chloramines, silt, sediment, suspended solids, Ferric hydroxide (red water iron), acidic water, bad tastes, stains and odors as well as color caused by organics.

Hardness, Taste, & Odor Removal

This one-of-a-kind combination system offers the same high-quality product water of having separate softener and filter units in a space saving, one-unit design. The 485HTO will remove hardness and bad taste and odor caused by chlorine, chloramines or organic matter.

Drinking Water

The seemingly miniscule cost of bottled water and other filtered water can add up quickly, and no one likes bad taste in their ice or drinking water. Point-of-use drinking water filtration is the best way to get perfectly purified drinking water at the tap and keep your family hydrated without the hassle.

Well Systems

Rural homeowners, cottage owners, and anyone using well water need a system that can tackle a wide range of water problems including iron, sediment, bad tastes, stains, and odors as well as color caused by organics.

Ultraviolet Light Filters

Ultraviolet (UV) technology is proven to control microbiological issues in water including E.coli, Cryptosporidium and Giardia Lamblia without the use of chemicals.

Hard water is caused by dissolved minerals, calcium and magnesium in your water. These minerals will build up deposits on critical plumbing components through normal use of the plumbing, resulting in restricted water flow and less efficient heating of water. Hard water will also negatively affect surfaces when used to clean, showing up as ugly spots and haze on your beautiful glassware and blocking soaps and detergents from being effective. Thousands of homeowners choose to have a professional water softener system installed for the following reasons:

Prevent costly scale build up in pipes, faucets & showerheads
Avoid premature failure of water heaters & other water using appliances.
Lower water heating costs by 30%.
Easier cleaning and sparkling glassware
Use 50% less soap
Cleaner & brighter laundry

Your water softener can remove the hardness (calcium & magnesium) from your water and chlorine filtration can remove most of the chlorine and treatment chemicals from your home’s water, making your water safe to bathe in and cook with. However, there are a few more things to consider when it comes to your drinking water specifically. Harmful bacteria, fluoride, pharmaceuticals, and other toxic particles can make their way past these filters and into your body when you drink this water. Reverse Osmosis filtration systems have several pre-filters that lead into a reverse osmosis membrane that traps impurities as small as an atom, flushing the additional impurities to the drain and allowing only clean water to pass through. This is why we recommend a point of use RO system at the kitchen sink to work in unison with the additional water treatment equipment in your home. This RO system will give you absolutely perfect water for drinking, cooking, making coffee, tea, and ice. It easily pays for itself by cutting out the need to purchase bottled water

Municipalities use disinfectants to remove bacteria from water, but these disinfectants are often harmful to consume in the long run. It is important to remove these disinfectants (such as chlorine) with a professional water treatment system before consuming city water. City water often has a lot of hardness (dissolved calcium and magnesium) in it as well. These disinfectants and hardness are detrimental to plumbing piping and components. Poor water quality is actually the underlying cause to a vast majority of plumbing failures.
City water also has some impurities in it such as harmful bacteria, fluoride, pharmaceuticals, and other toxic particles that cannot be removed by standard filtration like softeners and chlorine filters. These particles are not a big deal to remove before using the water for cleaning purposes, but it is very important to remove them before drinking the water. Point of use RO systems are the best way to filter the water down to the atomic level and remove everything that might be a problem to consume.

Better than bottled water, right at your kitchen faucet.
No lugging and storing heavy water bottles. Save money.
Perfect for drinking, cooking, juice, coffee, tea, ice.
Protection from approximately 700 boil advisories per day *US EPA, AWWA

In America, we enjoy some of the safest water in the world. Our water is safe from bacteria because of the disinfectants our municipalities use to kill bacteria when treating the water. However, these disinfectants (chlorine and other chemicals) need to be removed from your water before consuming it. You certainly do not want to be bathing and cooking with disinfectants, let alone drinking it! The chlorine and other disinfecting chemicals (such as chloramines) used to treat city water are corrosive by nature and will break down rubber and metal components found in all plumbing, causing failed piping and leaking plumbing fixtures. If you have chlorine and these other chemicals in your water, you should consider investing in professional water treatment equipment that can save you thousands in repairs, as well as make your water considerably safer to consume.

If your home is on well water, you need to have it tested for sediment and hardness, but you also need to have a water sample sent to a lab to test for bacteria. Depending on the region you live in, most well water has a high level of hardness in it, which needs to be removed to prevent your plumbing from breaking down and crusting over. It is highly recommended that all wells be treated with Ultraviolet Light filters to kill any bacteria present in the water. Well water that is free of bacteria one day may become infected another day, and you want that UV system there to eliminate that bacteria no matter what, so your family does not become ill. The other most common issues found in well water are iron and sulfur. Sulfur can be detected in water because it makes it smell like rotten eggs. Iron usually manifests itself as nasty staining in toilet bowls and sinks. These problems can both be treated very successfully. In short, each well system needs to be treated differently, depending on the water test results. If you are on a well, get a professional water test so that you don’t have to deal with the frustrations and safety issues that can be present with well water.

It is important to note that water treatment systems have widely varying costs depending on your region and the quality of your water. The layout of your home and its piping also plays a huge factor in the manpower & materials required to install a new water treatment system. Although it is unpopular in our industry to do this, we want to give you some average price ranges that our company sees, excluding outlier situations in which treatment options are exponentially higher.

Water Treatment for City Water: $2,500 – $6,000
Water Treatment for Well Water: $3,500 – $10,000
Professional Point of Use RO System: $900 – $2000

Water Softener Systems and More in Knoxville

Tennessee Standard Plumbing is your number one source for a whole house water filter in Knoxville. For five generations, we have been serving our neighbors with the highest quality products and workmanship available. Our motto is “Peace of mind. Every time. 100% guaranteed. More than just words that look good hanging on the wall, this is our pledge to you.

To that end, we are fully bonded and insured. Beyond that, while we could save money and increase our profits by using unlicensed technicians under our Master Plumber’s guidance, we don’t. We insist that all of our plumbers pass their state boards and become fully licensed themselves. That way you can rest assured you will receive the craftsmanship and attention to detail you deserve for your money.

Tennessee Standard Plumbing provides the best whole house water filter systems in Knoxville. Give us a call today to arrange a consultation.

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Water Treatment in Knoxville, TN

Why a Whole House Water Filter System

Water Softeners

Whole Home Filters

Hardness, Taste, & Odor Removal

Drinking Water

Well Systems

Ultraviolet Light Filters

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Do I need a reverse osmosis filter?

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Water Softener Systems and More in Knoxville