What to know
- Whole-home coverage: filtered water at every fixture, not just the kitchen tap.
- Reduces chlorine, sediment, and common contaminants that affect taste, odor, and skin.
- Low-maintenance designs — no monthly cartridge swaps like under-sink systems.
- Pairs with the FloTech softener for complete water treatment: filtration plus hardness removal.
Why whole-home beats point-of-use
Pitchers and under-sink filters treat drinking water only. Your shower, laundry, dishwasher, water heater, and ice maker still run on untreated water — which is where chlorine odor, dry skin, and sediment wear actually show up. A whole-home system installed on the main line protects everything downstream.
What Halo filtration addresses
Halo systems reduce chlorine and chloramine taste and odor, sediment, and other common municipal-water contaminants, with configurations for different water profiles. The result is water that tastes better at every tap, feels better in the shower, and is easier on appliances.
Filtration + softening: the complete package
Filtration and softening solve different problems: Halo cleans up taste, odor, and contaminants; a softener removes the hardness minerals that create scale. Many Puget Sound homes benefit most from the pair — we test your water and recommend only what your water actually needs.
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Common questions
Do I need filtration if Seattle water is already good?
Seattle-area municipal water is well treated, but the chlorine that keeps it safe in the pipes is exactly what many homeowners want out at the tap, and older service lines can add sediment and taste issues. A water test tells you what's actually in your water at your house.
How much maintenance does a Halo system need?
Very little — that's a key advantage over cartridge-based systems. Depending on the model, media beds last for years without monthly filter changes. We'll spell out the exact maintenance schedule for the configuration we recommend.
Halo or FloTech — which one do I need?
They do different jobs: Halo filters (taste, odor, contaminants), FloTech softens (removes hardness/scale) and reduces chlorine. Hard water plus taste concerns often means both. We test first and recommend only what your water needs.