Stage 1: Sediment Pre-Filter

Removes: Sediments like sand, silt, clay, and metals

The first filter stage is a sediment filter and part of pre-filtration. You may have heard the term water turbidity in your local news. Turbidity is simply contaminants suspended in water, making it cloudy or less clear. This pre-filter removes a large portion of sediment and turbidity. Sediment which is simply contaminants like sand, silt, clay, and rust is a big part of what makes turbid water. The filter removes sediment down to 5 microns. How big is a micron, you ask? Check this out.

Stage 2: Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filter

Removes: sediment, chlorine, pollutants, and smells

The next stage of pre-filtration is a coconut shell activated carbon filter. These are sometimes referred to as charcoal filters, and yes, they are partially made from coconut shells.

Activated carbon is one of the most effective and widely used water filtration mediums because it removes chlorine and other pollutants, improves taste, and eliminates odors.

The best way to describe carbon filters is that they are like magnets. Contaminants that make it through the sediment pre-filter are attracted to the carbon, which holds them like a magnet. Activated carbon has a huge surface area, so there’s plenty of room for contaminants to get trapped.

Chemicals like chlorine aren’t attracted to carbon. That may sound like a letdown, but don’t worry. Carbon chemically alters chlorine molecules, making them inert and removing them from your drinking water.

Stage 3: Carbon Block Filter

Removes: even more chemicals, pollutants, and smells

Carbon block filters are made of finer powdered carbon granules than the previous granular activated carbon filter. That just means it filters even smaller water contaminants and provides more room to trap and hold them.

Combining the two carbon filters can remove many contaminants from your drinking water.

• Pesticides
• Pharmaceuticals
• Herbicides
• Chlorine
• Chlorine byproducts (VOCs)
• Chloride
• Lithium
• Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid or PFOS
• Phosphate

Stage 4: Reverse Osmosis Membrane

Removes: up to 99% of 65 contaminants down to .0001 microns

After all the solids and most chemical pollutants are filtered, your water passes through a fine semipermeable membrane. Simply put, this membrane lets water through but filters almost all contaminants out.

Stage 5: Post-filtration Polishing

A final finishing stage for great taste

One last activated carbon filter for better taste and smell leaves you with delicious drinking water.

Storage

Where your purified water goes

Your purified water goes into a storage tank under your sink with a bladder that keeps it pressurized so it easily flows to a faucet.

Faucet

Purified and on tap

A special faucet is installed typically at your kitchen sink or wherever your reverse osmosis filtration system is installed. Faucets come in a variety of color and finish options to compliment your home decor.

Call or text us at 601-460-9588 to purchase your own reverse osmosis water filtration system today or just ask questions. We’re happy to consult with you to find the best solution for your clean water.

Sediment Filter

Removes: Sediments like sand, silt, clay, and metals

The first stage of whole home water filtration is a sediment pre-filter. This pre-filter traps sediments like sand, silt, clay, and metals
You may have heard the term water turbidity. Turbidity is simply contaminants suspended in water, making it cloudy or less clear. Sediment is a big part of what makes turbid water. Sediment is simply contaminants like sand, silt, clay, and rust. This filter removes sediment down to 20 microns.

Carbon Block Filter

Removes: sediment, chlorine, pollutants, and smells

The second stage is a carbon block pre-filter that removes chemicals, pollutants, and smells. Carbon block filters are finely powdered carbon granules compressed into a solid block that traps chemicals like chlorine and improves the taste and smell of water throughout your home.

If you have ever had a problem with smelly water in your home, carbon filtration takes care of it.

Carbon filtration removes many contaminants from your drinking water.

• Pesticides
• Pharmaceuticals
• Herbicides
• Chlorine
• Chlorine byproducts (VOCs)
• Chloride
• Lithium
• Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid or PFOS
• Phosphate

Polyphosphate Filter

Prevents Scale Buildup

Polyphosphate anti-scale filters effectively prevent scale buildup in pipes and appliances, helping to minimize clogs and potential damage.

Extend Appliance Lifespan
By reducing scale formation, these filters protect water-using appliances like water heaters and dishwashers, prolonging their lifespan and cutting down on repair costs.

Maintain Steady Water Pressure
With scale under control, your plumbing system delivers consistent water flow and optimal pressure throughout your home. 

Ultraviolet (UV) Sterilization

Kills Bacteria

Finally, there’s the real hero of the whole system.
Water pre-filtered by the first two sediment and carbon stages passes through a stainless steel high-output ultraviolet lamp chamber, sterilizing it.

Killing bacteria coming into your home safeguards all the water you use. Not only do you have sterilized water for drinking and cooking, but the water you bathe and wash in is also truly clean and smell-free.

Call or text us at 601-460-9588 to purchase your own whole home or business water filtration system today or just ask questions. We’re happy to consult with you to find the best solution for your clean water.

Custom Filtration for Restaurants

Restaurants depend on clean water for everything from food preparation and cooking to dishwashing and ice production. Water quality directly impacts the taste of food, the clarity of beverages, and the lifespan of kitchen equipment. Our custom RO systems help restaurants improve water quality while reducing scale buildup in expensive appliances like coffee machines, steamers, and dishwashers. With our systems, you can enhance customer satisfaction and streamline operations while keeping costs under control.

Reliable Solutions for Churches

Churches often serve as gathering spaces for large groups, hosting events, meal services, and community outreach programs. Access to high-quality water ensures safe cooking, cleaning, and drinking for congregants and visitors alike. Our reverse osmosis systems are designed to meet the fluctuating needs of churches, from small community spaces to larger facilities with industrial-sized kitchens. Let us help your church focus on its mission without worrying about water quality.

Safe and Efficient Filtration for Schools

Schools face unique water challenges due to the sheer number of students and staff relying on clean water daily for hydration, meal preparation, and cleaning. Contaminants in water can negatively affect health and learning environments. Our RO systems ensure that schools provide safe drinking water for students and staff while protecting cafeteria equipment from mineral deposits. We also offer solutions that scale to accommodate everything from small private academies to large public school districts.

Precision Water for Cultivators

Cultivators and growers know that water quality can make or break their crops. Reverse osmosis systems are ideal for removing salts, heavy metals, and other impurities that can harm plants or disrupt nutrient balances. Whether you grow vegetables, cannabis, or ornamental plants, our systems deliver consistent water quality, enabling you to optimize yields and maintain healthy crops. We can design systems for greenhouses, hydroponic setups, or any other cultivation environment, ensuring the specific needs of your operation are met.

Tailored Solutions for Unique Applications

From office buildings and gyms to hospitals and manufacturing facilities, our custom reverse osmosis systems can handle diverse water filtration needs. Every business and organization is different, and we take the time to understand your water challenges before delivering a solution that fits perfectly.

Call or text us at 601-460-9588 to discuss your water filtration needs today or just ask questions. No matter your industry, we’re here to work with you on getting you the clean water you need.