Houston Water Treatment
Fix Your Water Problems
Hard water scale. Chloramine taste. Dry skin. Whatever's wrong with your Houston water, we have a solution. Free consultation, transparent pricing, no pressure.
Not Sure What You Need?
Most Houston homes have hard water. Many also have chloramine taste issues. Some need both addressed. We'll review your utility's water quality report and tell you exactly what's going on — no guessing, no pressure.
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Hard Water Solution
Water Softener
Scale, dry skin, appliance damage
$2,565+
Learn More →Taste & Odor Solution
Carbon Filtration
Chloramine, pool smell
$3,450+ (with softener)
Learn More →Drinking Water Solution
Reverse Osmosis
Pure water at the tap
Included with most packages
Learn More →Protection Plan
Maintenance & Warranty
Keep it running for years
$250/year
Learn More →Specialty Services
Well Water Treatment
For homes on private wells — iron, sulfur, bacteria removal
Commercial Filtration
Offices, restaurants, medical facilities
Water System Repair
Repair & maintenance for Filtration Brothers systems we install.
PFAS Removal
Forever-chemical filtration with certified reverse osmosis
Apartment & Multi-Family
Water systems for complexes and multi-unit properties
Industrial Water Treatment
High-volume treatment for industrial facilities
Why Houston Homeowners Choose Us
Transparent Pricing
Prices on our website. No mystery quotes.
Local Team
Houston-based, not a franchise. You reach real people.
We Service What We Sell
1-year warranty. Optional coverage up to 20 years.
No Pressure
We'll tell you if you don't need a system.
Transparent Pricing
No surprises. Here's what Houston homeowners typically invest:
Softener or Carbon Filter
Softener + Carbon
Dual Tank System
All prices include: Free consultation, professional installation, and 1-year warranty. Tankless RO add-on available for $475.
Get Your Custom QuoteWhat a Water Filtration System Actually Is
Every whole-home system, ours or anyone's, comes down to the same core parts. Here's each one, what it does, and exactly what we build with.
The Mineral Tank
The pressure vessel where treatment actually happens. Water enters at the top, passes down through the media bed, and exits treated at the bottom.
Tank size determines how much media you get, and the media is what does the work. Our standard tank holds 1.5 cubic feet, with 2.0 and larger available for bigger homes and higher water use.
We build with: 1.5 cu.ft. standard, 2.0+ cu.ft. available
The Control Valve
The brain of the system, mounted on top of the tank. It meters every gallon your home uses, decides when the media needs recharging, and runs the cleaning cycles automatically.
Any water treatment professional can service it and source parts for it. No proprietary lockouts that tie you to one company forever.
We build with: Clack WS1 on every tank
Softening Resin
Tiny ion-exchange beads that trade hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) for sodium as water passes through. This is what makes water feel soft, stops scale, and protects appliances.
Resin comes in grades. We only ship 10% crosslink resin, a denser bead that holds up to Houston's chloraminated city water far longer than the standard 8% grade.
We build with: 10% crosslink resin, 1.5 cu.ft. standard bed
Catalytic Carbon
Carbon processed to break down chloramine, the disinfectant most Houston utilities use. Standard carbon handles free chlorine fine but wears out fast against chloramine.
Carbon needs contact time: water has to spend time in the bed to be treated, and media volume is what buys that time. That's why the cubic feet in a carbon system matter as much as the media type.
We build with: catalytic carbon for chloramine districts; standard carbon where your utility uses free chlorine
The Brine Tank
The second, shorter tank that holds salt. When the resin fills up with hardness minerals, the valve draws brine through the bed to recharge it, then rinses everything to the drain.
You keep it topped up with salt (most homes use one to two 40-lb bags a month) and the system handles the rest on its own.
We build with: high-density polyethylene brine tanks
The Bypass & Connections
Every install includes a bypass valve, so your home keeps running water even while the system is being serviced, plus labeled shutoffs and code-compliant plumbing.
Installation is performed by licensed and insured contractors, and we verify treated water before we leave.
Included with: every installation
What We Ship, by Package
| Package | Tanks | Media | Valve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good | 1 | 1.5 cu.ft. 10% crosslink resin OR 1.5 cu.ft. catalytic carbon | Clack WS1 |
| Better | 1 | 2.0 cu.ft. total: 1.5 cu.ft. resin + 0.5 cu.ft. catalytic carbon | Clack WS1 |
| Best | 2 | 1.5 cu.ft. resin + a separate 1.5 cu.ft. catalytic carbon bed | Clack WS1 on each tank |
These are the numbers we build with, and every quote we write lists them.
On well water we don't guess: every well system starts with a $397 laboratory analysis and is custom built from the results.
How It Works
Free Consultation
We listen to your water concerns and walk the home to see what's needed for a clean, proper install.
Honest Recommendation
We tell you what you need — and what you don't.
Fast Installation
Usually same week. 2-4 hours. Clean work.
Ongoing Support
We service what we sell. One call if you need us.
Serving Greater Houston
From Katy to The Woodlands, Sugar Land to Cypress — we install water treatment systems across the Houston metro.
Common Questions
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