Whole-home softening, filtration, and RO drinking water for Tyrone homes, installed for $2,999. A fraction of the brand-name price, no in-home sales pitch.
The Fayette County Water System's surface-water source means Tyrone residents are drinking treated reservoir water with all of the trade-offs that entails: chlorine or chloramine added for disinfection, seasonal shifts in taste and odor tied to algae cycles in the source reservoirs, and disinfection byproducts that regulators track but that a standard municipal system cannot eliminate. Homes in Tyrone's newer subdivisions often have longer distribution runs, which can amplify the chlorine aftertaste before water reaches your tap.
Scale buildup on fixtures, spotting on dishes, and short-lived water heaters are common complaints in Tyrone homes we visit. Mineral hardness in the distribution system is the likely cause. A whole-home softener at your main line protects every appliance and fixture from the moment water enters the house. For drinking water, an under-sink reverse osmosis unit adds the final layer of reduction for PFAS and other trace contaminants.
Whatever the local water story, the most common complaints are the same: scale on fixtures, dry skin after a shower, water heaters dying before their time, and water that just doesn't taste right. We pull the public data on your address and tell you exactly what you're dealing with.
Whatever your situation, the fix is the same honest approach: we pull the public data on your water, tell you exactly what your home needs, and install it, usually within the week, for a transparent all-in price.
Every Tyrone install is handled by a professional local installer. We're insured, our equipment is NSF-certified, and you don't pay until the job is done and you're happy.