NEW RIVER WATER PURIFICATION SERVICES
Clean Drinking Water for New River Homes
Safe, Great-Tasting Water from Every Faucet
Why Water Purification is Necessary in New River
Targeting Hidden Impurities for Better Health and Taste
Whole-Home Carbon Systems
Benefits
- Filters chlorine from every tap, shower, and hose
- Protects skin and hair from drying chemical effects
- Extends the life of your plumbing seals and gaskets
- Requires no electricity or drainage in most setups
Things to consider
- Does not remove calcium or soften the water
- Ideally paired with a water softener for total defense
Reverse Osmosis Drinking Systems
Benefits
- Removes up to 99% of Arizona’s dissolved contaminants
- Provides bottled-quality water for a fraction of the cost
- Makes crystal clear ice cubes and better-tasting coffee
- Essential for removing potential desert water pollutants
Things to consider
- Filters must be changed annually to maintain safety
- Requires a dedicated faucet installation at the kitchen sink
Professional Water Testing
Benefits
- Identifies the specific contaminant profile of your home
- No guesswork—get the exact system you need
- Detects chlorine levels, hardness, and total dissolved solids
- Fast results provided by local water experts
Things to consider
- Some advanced tests may require laboratory processing
- Results can fluctuate slightly depending on the season
PURIFICATION SYSTEM REPAIR OR UPGRADE?
Deciding whether to fix an old filter system or buy a new one depends on the age of the unit and the frequency of leaks. For newer systems, simple repairs like replacing a leaking plastic fitting or a broken sink faucet are fast and affordable. Aqua Science can service most major brands to restore your water quality without the high cost of a full installation.
KEEPING YOUR NEW RIVER FILTERS EFFECTIVE
Consistent filter changes are the only way to ensure your water stays pure and safe for your family. In New River, the local water often carries fine sediment that can clog pre-filters faster than in other regions. If you wait until the water flow at your drinking faucet slows down to a trickle, the filter is already overworked and may be allowing contaminants through.
