Water Filtration Systems

How Do I Know If My Water Needs Help?

There are many signs that indicate a problem with the water in your home. It could be heavily chlorinated, or you could have hard water, which has a high mineral count. Whatever the case, there are signs to watch for, including:

• Your water has a bad or odd taste
• Your water smells like rotten eggs
• You don't feel clean after taking a shower
• There are brown or red stains around the drains
• Soap scum builds up easily in your tub
• Your dishes still have residue on them after being washed
• Your pipes seem to get clogged easily
• Clean laundry doesn't smell or feel fresh
• You or a family member have unexplained skin issues
• Your appliances wear out quickly.

If you experience any of these problems, or just want to have clean water available straight from the tap, call Pittsburgh’s Best to learn more about adding a filtration system to your home so you can protect your family from potential contaminants.

What Type Of Water Filtration Systems Do You Install?

Honestly, we can install whatever type of system you feel would be right for your home - and our experts can help you determine what that might be. But some specific types of systems we often install include:

Whole Home Water Filtration

Whole home water filtration systems remove contaminants from every water source in your house, providing clean water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and laundry. These comprehensive systems protect appliances from sediment damage, improve water taste and odor, and ensure your family enjoys pure, filtered water throughout your entire home.

Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration

Reverse osmosis systems provide the highest quality drinking water by removing up to 99% of contaminants, including bacteria, chemicals, and heavy metals. These point-of-use systems deliver restaurant-quality water directly from your kitchen tap, eliminating the need for bottled water while ensuring safe, great-tasting water for cooking and drinking.

Water Softeners

Water softeners eliminate hard water minerals that cause scale buildup, extending appliance lifespan and improving soap effectiveness. These systems prevent white spots on dishes, reduce soap scum in bathrooms, make laundry softer, and protect plumbing fixtures from mineral deposits, saving money on repairs and cleaning products while improving water quality.