Licensed and insured plumbing professionals serving Metro Atlanta
15-year parts and labor warranty on all water filtration installations
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100% satisfaction guarantee on every installation we complete
Certified HALO water system specialists with advanced product training
We don't just show up and install a system. We take the time to understand your water, your home, and your family's needs before we ever recommend a product. A water quality report is essential for assessing your town's water, and that's exactly where we start. Every installation begins with testing so we can decide which filtration system makes sense for your situation rather than guessing.
We measure hardness, pH, TDS, chlorine levels, and check for specific contaminants so you get a system matched to your actual water quality.Testing helps us choose the right filtration system, and we make that process simple.
Proper installation of water filtration systems may involve hiring a licensed plumber, and our certified technicians ensure everything is done to code. We handle permits, pressure testing, and leak checks so you can avoid problems down the road.
Routine maintenance for filtration systems often includes regular filter replacements, and our team makes it easy to stay on schedule. We'll remind you when it's time to replace filters and handle the work quickly.
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A whole house water filter treats every drop of water entering your home from the main supply. That means cleaner water at every shower, faucet, and appliance.
Whole house systems filter water for multiple locations in a home, protecting your plumbing from sediment, reducing chlorine taste and odors, and extending the life of water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines. This is the most efficient approach for families who want comprehensive protection. Common concerns for water quality, in our area, include sediment and chlorine, and a house water filtration system addresses both at the point of entry.
That said, whole-house systems may not be necessary for homes with treated municipal water where the primary concern is drinking water quality. We'll help you decide what makes sense after reviewing your water test results.
Sometimes you don't need to treat the whole house.
An under-sink reverse osmosis system is suitable for drinking and cooking water, and it's a cost-effective way to get exceptionally clean water right at the tap.
Reverse osmosis systems use household water pressure for filtration, so there's no electricity needed. Under sink systems are cost-effective for individual sinks, making them a smart choice when you want targeted results. Carbon filters remove contaminants using activated carbon's surface area, and many of these point-of-use products use activated carbon filters that can remove particles from 0.5 to 50 micrometers.
From your first call to turning on your new system, we keep the process straightforward and handle the details so you don't have to.
We start by testing your water. Testing your water is important to determine necessary filtration systems, and our technicians collect samples and measure hardness, pH, TDS, chlorine, and check for specific impurities like lead, VOCs, and disinfectant byproducts. Many homeowners install filtration systems to address taste and odor instead of contamination issues, and our assessment helps us understand exactly what you're dealing with. Homeowners are advised to install filters primarily for taste and sediment removal rather than safety in many cases, but we'll let the data guide the recommendation.
We'll also evaluate your home's plumbing layout, water pressure, available space, and flow rate needs. Then we walk you through our findings and recommend the right system. No pressure, no upselling.
On installation day, our certified technicians arrive with all the tools needed, including slotted and Phillips screwdrivers and an electric drill with a 1-1/4" drill bit for mounting hardware. You need to know that we turn off the main water supply before installation and use a bucket to catch water when cutting the main pipe. We handle everything from mounting tanks and housing to plumbing connections, bypass valves, and pressure testing.
For whole-house systems, we install a pre-filter to extend the filtration system's lifespan. A whole-house filtration system installation typically takes 2 to 4 hours depending on your plumbing configuration, though more complex setups with older homes or additional prep work can take longer. Under-sink installations usually wrap up in one to two hours.
Sediment filters are recommended for city water systems to catch particles from aging pipes, and we include these as part of a complete installation when your water quality assessment indicates they're needed.
After everything is connected, we run a full system check. We test for leaks, verify water pressure and flow rates, and confirm the filtration is performing as expected. Then we walk you through how your new system works, show you where the filters are, explain the maintenance schedule, and answer every question you have. You'll know exactly how to monitor your system's health and when it's time to replace filters.
We specialize in HALO water systems because they're built for real-world performance and long-term reliability. HALO offers products in different sizes and configurations, so there's a solution for virtually every home and water situation. Systems certified by NSF International or WQA ensure contaminant claims are valid, and HALO's product line meets rigorous certification standards. Certified systems should be chosen to ensure contaminant removal, which is why we stand behind this brand.
The most comprehensive house filtration system in the lineup.
It combines multiple filtration media in a single unit: granular activated carbon (GAC) and high-activity carbon (HAC) for removing chlorine, chloramines, VOCs, heavy metals, pesticides, and disinfectant byproducts. Filter-AG Plus reduces suspended matter down to approximately 5 microns, while high-density garnet media provides 10 to 20 micron filtration and supports the other media layers. The built-in HALO ION 2.0 inline conditioner uses multi-reversing polarity permanent magnets to alter dissolved calcium and magnesium so scale stays suspended rather than building up in your pipes.
Pros
The Halo 5 is Best for: Homeowners who want the most complete protection across taste, odor, contaminants, scale, and corrosion, especially on treated municipal water or water with turbidity issues.
All-in-one carbon and HALO ION conditioning tank available in two line sizes for typical residential plumbing.
The HAC carbon is certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for reducing free chlorine and improving taste and odor across a wide pH range.
The HALO ION magnetic conditioner handles scale without salt, electricity, or water waste. Both the carbon and ION components carry a 10-year warranty.
Pros:
The Halo H2 Zero Ultimate is best for: Homeowners who want both chlorine removal and scale control with minimal maintenance and zero ongoing chemical or electricity costs.
A two-tank system that gives you more flexibility.
Both options operate with zero electricity, zero backwash, and zero waste. The carbon carries a 10-year warranty. The ION option has a 10-year warranty, while the scale media option comes with a 5-year warranty.
Pros:
The Halo H2 Zero is best for: Homeowners with moderate hardness who want a non-salt, low-maintenance conditioning solution. Popular where city water hardness is moderate.
This is the simplest option in the lineup. A single-tank HAC carbon filtration system focused entirely on reducing free chlorine and improving taste and odor. It's fully self-contained with zero electricity, zero backwash, and zero waste. The HAC media meets NSF/ANSI Standard 61 along with Food Chemical Codex and other material standards.
Pros:
The Halo H2 Zero Carbon Only is best for: Homeowners primarily concerned with chlorine taste and odor who live in areas with already modest hardness. This is a great fit for many homes on city water where hardness levels are naturally low.
The HALO Hybrid combines carbon filtration with traditional ion-exchange softening in a single space-saving tank using a mid-plate design. The HAC carbon sits above the resin, removing chlorine before it can degrade the softening media. The ion-exchange resin below removes calcium and magnesium, delivering genuinely soft water. The carbon meets NSF/ANSI Standard 61 and related standards.
Pros:
The Halo Hybrid is best for: Homes with higher hardness (especially well water) or homeowners who want that silky-soft water feel for skin, hair, and laundry and are willing to maintain a traditional softener.
Stop drinking water that tastes like a swimming pool. Contact Ragsdale today for a free water quality assessment and let us find the right home water filtration system for your family and your budget. Clean, great-tasting water from every tap in your home is just one call away.
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