Water Treatment Services in Colorado

We offer the full range — residential and commercial water softening, purification, reverse osmosis, whole-house filtration, under-sink filters, salt-free conditioners, well water treatment, PFAS removal, maintenance and repair, and municipal water consulting. Every system starts with a free on-site water test at your home or business.

Start with a free water analysis. We'll come to your home or business, test your water on-site, and explain the results in plain language. Your water test — not a product catalog — determines which treatment approach makes sense. Some homes need a softener, some need reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap, some need whole-house filtration, and some need a combination. We'll tell you exactly what your water needs and what it doesn't.

It depends on where you live. Colorado's water starts as soft mountain snowmelt, but it picks up calcium and magnesium as it moves through the state's geology. Some cities run soft, others moderately hard, and a few very hard. The only way to know your actual hardness is a real test, which we do for free.

Yes. We treat water for restaurants, hotels, medical facilities, manufacturing plants, agricultural operations, and office buildings across Colorado. Commercial water purification systems are sized differently than residential — they're built around your daily water volume, duty cycle, and specific water quality requirements. We approach each project based on what the water actually needs.

Absolutely. Our maintenance and repair team works on any water filtration or softening system — whether we installed it or not. Filter swaps, RO service, softener repair, diagnostics, and emergency calls. If your system isn't performing the way it should, give us a call.

It depends entirely on your water. A basic under-sink filter might be a few hundred dollars installed. A whole-house softener with reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap runs more. The only honest answer comes after a water test — we'll explain exactly what you're paying for and why. No pressure, no upselling. If you don't need a system, we'll tell you.

We serve 56 cities across Colorado from four regional offices — Denver Metro, Northern Colorado, Colorado Springs Metro, and Pueblo & South Colorado. From Fort Collins to Pueblo and the Eastern Plains to the high country, we have a team near you. If you're not sure whether we cover your area, just give us a call.

Colorado has documented PFAS contamination, particularly in southern Colorado. The EPA finalized the first-ever enforceable PFAS drinking water limits in April 2024 — 4.0 ppt for PFOA and PFOS. If you're concerned about PFAS, we can test for it and design a reverse osmosis and carbon filtration system that brings those levels below detection.