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Water filtration & softeners in Savannah, GA
Chlorine taste, white crust on fixtures, or a rotten-egg smell from the tap — there's a fix for each, but not the same fix. We test your water first, then install the system that actually solves your problem.
- Veteran-owned
- Licensed & insured
- 11+ years
Free estimate
Free water filtration quote
30-second form — a member of our team replies within 1 business hour.
Know the signs
Signs your water needs treatment
- Rotten-egg (sulfur) smell, especially from hot water
- White scale on faucets, shower glass, and the kettle
- Chlorine taste or smell from city water
- Orange or brown stains in sinks and toilets
- Dry skin, dull hair, or spotty dishes
- You're buying bottled water to drink
Our process
How we handle water treatment
- 01
Test the water
Hardness, iron, chlorine, pH, and smell — on city or well water — so the recommendation is based on your water, not a sales sheet.
- 02
Recommend the right system
Whole-home filter, softener, under-sink reverse osmosis, or a combination. You get options and prices up front.
- 03
Install cleanly
Bypass valve, proper drain connection, and tidy plumbing so you can service it later without a headache.
- 04
Set up maintenance
We show you how to change filters and set a reminder schedule — or we'll handle it for you.
Whole-home vs. drinking water systems
A whole-home (point-of-entry) system treats every drop that comes into the house — showers, laundry, and appliances included. It's the right choice for hardness, sulfur, iron, or chlorine you can smell throughout the home.
An under-sink reverse osmosis system treats just your drinking and cooking water, removing far more dissolved solids than a basic filter. Many homes pair the two.
City water and well water in Southeast Georgia
Much of the area draws from the Floridan aquifer, and many private wells here produce water with a noticeable sulfur smell or iron staining. City customers more often notice chlorine taste and mineral scale.
Each of those calls for different media. That's why we test before we recommend — and why we won't sell you a softener to fix a smell it can't remove.
Water filtration across Savannah & Southeast Georgia
We serve homeowners throughout the area, including:
FAQ
Water filtration: common questions
Do I need a water softener or a water filter?
Softeners remove hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) that cause scale. Filters remove things like chlorine, sediment, sulfur, or iron. Plenty of homes need one, not both — a water test tells you which.
How often do filters need to be changed?
It depends on the system and your water. Sediment and carbon cartridges are commonly changed every 3–12 months; reverse osmosis membranes last longer. We'll give you a schedule specific to your setup.
Can you get rid of the rotten-egg smell in my well water?
Usually, yes. That smell is typically hydrogen sulfide, and it's treatable with the right oxidizing filter system. If it only shows up in hot water, the water heater's anode rod may be part of the problem — we check that too.
Is reverse osmosis water safe to drink?
Yes. Reverse osmosis is one of the most thorough residential treatment methods for drinking water and is widely used for exactly that purpose.
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Ready to get it squared away?
Honest pricing up front, tidy work, and a guarantee behind every job. Serving Savannah and Southeast Georgia.