Water Filtration in Flower Mound, Priced Clearly Up Front
We install whole-home filtration, water softeners, reverse osmosis and UV water treatment for homeowners in Flower Mound, Highland Village and Lantana. We start by testing your water at your home, then lay out the scope, the equipment and every price factor on paper so you know exactly what you are agreeing to.
- Water tested at your home
- Scope on paper before work
- No surprise add-ons
- 5-yr valve, 10-yr tank warranty
About Water Filtration Flower Mound
Water Filtration Flower Mound puts treatment equipment into homes across Flower Mound and the towns around it. What we do is simple: find out what your water really needs, then fit the right equipment and nothing extra.
City water here is treated and regulated, so we never lean on fear to sell filters. Most people who reach out want better-tasting water, less scale on fixtures and appliances, or extra assurance about what their family drinks. We test, explain what we see and put it on paper so the decision stays with you.
- Warranty
- Manufacturer warranty: 5 years on valves, 10 years on tanks
Water Treatment Systems We Install
We install four kinds of systems. Whole-home filtration treats water where it enters your home, so showers and sinks lose that chlorine smell. Softeners cut down on crusty buildup around faucets and showerheads, reverse osmosis gives you a dedicated tap for drinking and cooking, and UV treatment adds a disinfection step without chemicals. Most homes need one or two of these, not all four, and your test results point to which. On the systems we install, the manufacturer covers control valves for 5 years and tanks for 10 years.
Whole-Home Filtration
A carbon filtration system on your main water line that cuts chlorine taste and odor at every tap, showerhead and appliance in the house.
Water Softeners
Softeners sized from your own hardness reading, with a written quote that lists the equipment, the install work and the salt upkeep before anything is scheduled.
Reverse Osmosis
An under-sink reverse osmosis system gives your kitchen clean-tasting water for drinking, cooking and ice, with the full price on paper before any work starts.
UV Water Treatment
Ultraviolet disinfection that inactivates bacteria and viruses at your main line, with the right pre-filter and every cost explained in writing.
Where We Work
We install water treatment systems throughout Flower Mound and in nearby Double Oak, Highland Village, Trophy Club, Lantana and Argyle. We also serve homeowners in Lewisville, Grapevine, Keller, Coppell and Southlake.
- Flower Mound
- Double Oak
- Highland Village
- Trophy Club
- Lantana
- Argyle
- Lewisville
- Grapevine
- Keller
- Coppell
- Southlake
If you are not sure whether your home is in our area, ask when you phone us and we will tell you right away.
How a Job Runs
From the first phone call to the final walk-through, you always know the next step.
- 1
A quick phone call
Tell us what bothers you about your water, from an odd taste to spots on glasses or simply wanting better drinking water. We set a time for your water test.
- 2
Water test at your home
We test your tap water and look at your main line, drain access and available space. You also get a water report that explains your results in plain language.
- 3
Your written quote
We list the recommended system, every part and labor step, and the factors behind the price. Take your time with it and ask anything.
- 4
Installation day
We protect the floor, shut the water off only as long as needed and install the system with a bypass valve. Most single-system installs wrap up within the day.
- 5
Walk-through and cleanup
Before we leave, we show you how the system works and when filters or salt need attention, then haul away the packaging.
What Drives the Price of a System
Every install has its own details, so we set a price once we've seen your home. These are the items that change the total, and each gets a separate line on your quote. Nothing is added later.
Standard professional installation is included for qualifying homes, and your estimate says plainly whether yours qualifies. Every line is in front of you before you choose, and there's no push to sign on the spot.
- The system you pick
- An under-sink reverse osmosis unit needs less time and fewer parts than equipment tied into the main line, such as a whole-home carbon system or a softener. When two systems go in together, they often share part of the plumbing.
- Your household's water demand
- A full house with several morning showers uses much more water at once than two people in a smaller home. We size the tank and media for that peak, so pressure holds even while the dishwasher runs.
- Where the main line enters
- In many homes the main comes in through the garage, which is usually easy to work with. A line inside a cramped closet or behind finished walls takes extra time and parts.
- Drain and outlet access
- Softeners and reverse osmosis units need a drain, and UV lamps need an outlet close by. If they aren't there yet, we write down what adding them involves.
- State of your current plumbing
- Worn fittings or an aging shut-off valve may have to be replaced for the new system to connect properly. We show you what we found before it goes on the quote.
What Homeowners Ask Us Most
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Can I drink my city water without a filter?
Public water here is treated and tested to state and federal standards, and your city's yearly water quality report has the details. Most people add a filter for taste, odor, scale or extra assurance, not to correct unsafe water. The plumbing inside an older home can also change what reaches your tap, and a test can help show that.
Is a water softener really necessary?
Not in every case. White spots on glass and crust on faucets are common in North Texas homes, but the degree depends on your water and how your family uses it. Your test gives your hardness level, and if a softener wouldn't help much, we tell you.
What does the water test involve?
We test the water from your tap at your home and look at where a system would be installed. You also get a water report that explains the findings in plain language. You're under no obligation to buy anything.
What keeps the price from going up?
Before we begin, your quote lists the system, parts, labor and any plumbing changes. If something unexpected comes up during the install, we pause and talk with you. Nothing gets added unless you approve it.
What warranty does the system have?
Our own installation work carries a 1-year workmanship warranty covering installation-related defects. If a fitting we connected begins to seep a few months later, call us and we'll come fix it. The equipment itself is covered by the manufacturer, and we review those terms with you before you buy.
What upkeep do these systems require?
That varies by system. Carbon filters and reverse osmosis cartridges get changed periodically, softeners need salt added, and UV lamps are swapped on a fixed schedule. You get the intervals before buying, so ongoing costs don't catch you off guard.
How much will the install interrupt my day?
Your water has to be off for part of the job, but we keep that stretch as short as possible and tell you before we shut it off. We cover the work area and clean up before leaving.
Why Homeowners Choose Us
Buying water equipment should not feel like a sales pitch. Here is how we keep it simple and honest.
- Everything spelled out first
- Before any work starts, you get a written quote listing the system, the parts, the installation steps and what affects the price. If something is not on that page, it is not getting added to your bill.
- We test before we recommend
- Your water test happens at your kitchen sink, not over the phone. If the results show a softener would do little for you, we say so and leave it off.
- Equipment that is backed
- The tanks and control valves we install carry a manufacturer warranty of 10 years on tanks and 5 years on valves. We register the paperwork and leave you a copy.
- Care inside your home
- We lay down floor protection, keep the water shut-off as short as we can and clear away packaging and pipe scraps before we leave. You get a short walk-through of the bypass valve and filter housings so nothing is a mystery later.
- Straight answers on upkeep
- Filters and salt are ongoing costs, and we bring them up early. We note how often cartridges or lamps need changing so you can plan for it.
Start With a Test and a Clear Price
Tell us what you want from your water and we will set up a time to test it. You get your results explained and a written quote with nothing hidden.