Andover Whole House Water Filtration
Ensure your home’s water is safe and clean.
Safe Drinking Water All The Time
Treat your water before it comes to your tap with a water filtration system.
Reduce Potential Plumbing Issues
Heavy metals, chemicals, and minerals can cause damage to your plumbing. With a whole home system, you catch them before they get to your pipes.
Different Sizes
Whole house water filtration systems come in many different shapes and sizes. We will work with you to fit your needs and budget.
Help Our Environment
By having clean, safe drinking water available, you will use fewer store-bought water bottles and keep those pollutants out of our world.
Get Cleaner Clothes
When you clean the water before you clean your clothes, the soaps and detergents don’t have to do double-duty!
Whole House Water Filtration Services
Whole House Filtration Installation
Whole House Filtration Repair
Whole House Filtration Service
Carbon Filter Installation
Carbon Filter Repair
Carbon Filter Service
Iron Filter Installation
Iron Filter Repair
Iron Filter Service
When You Work with us
You Receive A High Level of Customer Service
We guarantee that you will be satisfied with the whole house filtration system and service that we provide. We will partner with you to ensure that everything is working to your standards!
FAQ
Are Water Softeners and Whole House Filters the Same Thing?
No, a water softener is a great first step into water filtration but only removes the hardness. A whole house filter removes impurities from your water to give you quality drinking water from every faucet in your home. A water softener and whole house filter are normally paired together.
How Often Should I Get My Reverse Osmosis System Serviced?
Every year, you should be changing your reverse osmosis filters, testing the membrane, sanitizing your holding tank, and ensuring you have enough air pressure in your holding tank.
How Often Should I Get My Water Softener Serviced?
Your water softener has wearable parts in it. You should plan on servicing your softener every 3-5 years to prevent untimely breakdowns.
How Do I Know If I Should Consider Tried and True's Water Solutions?
The best way is to get your water tested, but there will be some common signs to watch for. Your soap may not lather like it once did, you might see white build-up around your shower head, or you may notice more-than-usual water marks on your dishes after washing them.
What Kind Of Salt Should I Use In My Water Softener?
We always recommend using all-natural solar salt, which typically comes in blue bags. If you have iron in your water and no iron filter, mix in a green bag of salt to help remove the iron buildup.
What is the Difference Between Your Water Softener and the Ones I Can Buy in Stores?
The biggest difference is size. The units available in stores are small and compact, which does allow them to wash themselves out properly and leads to a shorter lifespan. At Tried and True, the units we install are taller, which allows the media to properly lift and wash everything out.