10/13/2026
💡Water treatment and water filtration are often used interchangeably, but they’re not quite the same thing. Water treatment is the broader category. It can include processes that change the chemical, physical, or biological characteristics of water, such as adjusting pH, reducing minerals, softening water, or disinfecting it.
Water filtration refers to a system that uses specialized media to capture or reduce certain contaminants as water passes through it. Depending on the system, filtration can help reduce sediment, chlorine taste and odor, fine particulates, and other unwanted substances.
Municipal water is treated by the city to make it safe to consume. Water filtration takes it a step further, to get rid of any byproducts left after water treatment, like chlorine, chemical byproducts, PFAS etc. Filtration makes water truly clean. 💦
📞 Contact us if you'd like to discuss your water filtration options!