While there are many different types of water filtration systems, including ones that are installed on the tap itself, whole-home water filtration systems are a popular option. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, approximately 90% of the United States’ public water systems meet its standards. However, some people want to ensure with absolute certainty that their water is safe. The only way to do this is to use a water filter. Here are three things to do if you are preparing for a whole home water filtration system installation.
1. Select the Right Home Filtration System for Your Needs
The first thing you need to do as you prepare to have a new water filtration installed is to decide on the water filtration system. There are different types of filtration systems out there, each with its own benefits. Ask your local supplier to find the filtration system that is best suited for your family.
2. Choose the Filter Location
The second thing to do as you prepare for water filtration system installation is to decide where you want the system placed. If you are selecting a whole-home filtration system, the system needs to be installed close to where the incoming water line is in your house. For most people, this is in the garage. If you have a preference as to where the system will be placed, clear a spot where you would like it to go.
3. Shut Off the Water Supply to Your Home
The final thing that you need to complete prior to having a home filtration system installed is to shut off the water supply to your home. The water supply to your home will need to remain off for the entire installation duration. This shouldn’t take much time but be prepared to use the bathroom prior to shutting off the water.
If you want to ensure that the water that you drink, use while cooking, bathe in, wash your dishes in, and do laundry with is safe, a whole home water filtration system may be ideal for your needs. If you’re looking to have a water filtration system installed, reach out to Liberty Pure and let us handle the installation process for you. We’d be happy to help!
