Halo Water Filtration
Whole-Home Water Filtration
Stinson Plumbing installs Halo whole-home water filtration for homes across Benton, Paducah and western Kentucky. A whole-home system treats water where it enters the house, so every faucet and fixture gets filtered water.
- Whole-home filtration
- Installed by local plumbers
- Serving Benton and Paducah
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For many people in the Western Kentucky & Tennessee areas, there is a concern about the quality of the tap water coming through their faucets. Luckily, there are advanced filtration systems that can remove impurities from your entire home’s water supply. These impurities can include things like chlorine, sediment, and chemicals or particles that can affect the taste of the water and the health of those drinking it. While the most common types of whole house water filtration systems are carbon filtration and reverse osmosis, we can look at your home’s specific situation and help you find the best system for you.
How Whole-Home Filtration Works
A whole-home system is installed on the main water line, just after the water enters the house. Every tap, shower and appliance downstream gets treated water.
Most systems pass water through one or more filter media. Each one targets different things, such as chlorine, sediment or minerals. The right setup depends on what is in your water and how your home uses it. If your main line is old or undersized, we can look at the water line while we are there.
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HALO FOR YOUR HAPPINESS
Your water should make you feel happy and healthy. However, you need to have your water tested to make sure that your water isn’t having the exact opposite effect on you and your family. Countless microorganisms and toxins may exist in your tap water and can contribute to allergy symptoms and disease. Filtering these issue causing agents from your drinking water with halo Home Water Treatment will significantly reduce your internal toxic load and may improve your body’s natural ability to deal with allergy symptoms.
HALO TO BE HEALTHY
Tap water is safe in many places, but that doesn’t mean you’re not ingesting impurities. Depending on where you live, you might be drinking bacteria, chemicals, and debris floating around in your municipality’s water system. A Halo Home Water Treatment System means that you never have to worry about the negative effects of poor water quality. Plus, drinking water is great for you, and you’ll drink more water with a Halo system. That’s because even though Halo water is phenomenal from every faucet, when you keep Halo water in a glass container in your refrigerator and bring it out to pour into a glass to drink it is The Best Cold Glass of Water on The Planet©.
HALO TO FEEL HEAVENLY
The wrong water in your shower can give impact the health of your hair and your skin. It can also limit the way that soaps lather and moisturize your skin leaving you with dry, dull hair or itchy skin. In addition, although you are not digesting this water, it still enters your pores and has the ability to affect your skin in a potentially negative manner. You’ll notice a difference as your Halo Home Water Treatment System makes you feel fantastic as it hydrates and nourishes your body.
HALO FOR YOUR HOME
Scale in pipes, water heaters and other appliance reduces operational life. drastically shorten the lifespan on dishwashers, coffee makers, water heaters, faucets and shower heads due to clogging and constant corrosion by hard water mineral deposits. Having Halo Home filtration system protects your home, extends the life of your appliances so you can stop repairing & replacing and start saving.
Hard Water, Scale and Your Fixtures
Many western Kentucky homes deal with hard water. It carries dissolved minerals that leave scale behind when water heats up or dries.
Water Heaters
Scale settles in the bottom of a tank and coats heating elements. The heater works harder and may wear out sooner. Tankless units can scale up inside too. Treating hard water may help protect the heater. See our water heater page for repair and replacement.
Faucets and Showerheads
White crust on faucets and spotty glasses are early signs of scale. Over time it can clog aerators and showerheads and wear down valve parts. Treated water may help fixtures last longer and stay easier to clean.
Pipes and Appliances
Scale can build inside pipes and narrow the opening. Dishwashers, washing machines and ice makers also take the hit.
Well Water Versus City Water
Where your water comes from changes what a filtration system needs to handle.
City Water
City water is treated at the plant before it reaches your home. That treatment often includes chlorine, which some people can taste or smell. Sediment can also come loose from older mains and service lines. A whole-home system may help with taste, odor and sediment.
Well Water
A private well is not treated by a utility. Water quality depends on the well, the ground around it and even the season. Hardness, iron, sediment and bacteria are common concerns. Some well water needs more than filtration alone. Contact the team to confirm what fits your well.
Installation and Service
A filtration system is only as good as the install. We check where the main line enters and how much room there is. Then we set the system up so it can be serviced later.
Building a new home? It is easier to plan filtration during new construction than to add it later. Space and piping can be set aside while the walls are still open.
- Look at the setup: We check the main line, the available space and the plumbing near the entry point.
- Match the system: We talk through your water source and goals before recommending a setup.
- Install and test: The system goes in on the main line and every connection is checked for leaks.
- Keep it working: Filters and media need attention over time. Contact the team to confirm the service schedule for your system.
Water Filtration Across Benton, Paducah and Western Kentucky
Stinson Plumbing works out of our Benton headquarters at 104 E 12th St and our Paducah office at 1200 Old Mayfield Rd. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 to 3:30. Emergency service is available 24/7 at an additional cost.
- Benton
- Paducah
- Murray
- Mayfield
- Owensboro
- Hopkinsville
- Madisonville
- Calvert City
- Draffenville
- Gilbertsville
- Kentucky Lake Area
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Common Water Filtration Questions
What does a whole-home water filtration system do?
It treats water at the main line before it reaches your faucets, showers and appliances. Depending on the setup, it may help reduce chlorine, sediment and other things that affect taste and odor. Every tap in the house gets the same treated water. Contact the team to confirm what a system can address in your home.
Will a filtration system help with hard water?
It may help. Some systems are built to reduce scale and others focus on taste and odor. Hard water is mostly a mineral problem, so the right equipment matters. A water test shows how hard your water is. Contact the team to confirm whether a Halo system fits your water.
Can a whole-home system protect my water heater?
Treating hard water may help reduce the scale that builds up inside tank and tankless water heaters. Less scale means the heater may not have to work as hard. It does not replace regular care like flushing the tank. See our water heater page for repair and replacement help.
Does well water need a different system than city water?
Often, yes. Well water can carry iron, sediment or bacteria that city water usually does not. City water is more likely to carry chlorine. The right equipment depends on what a water test shows. Some wells need more than a whole-home filter. Contact the team to confirm options for your well before choosing a system.
Can you add filtration to a new build?
Yes, and it is often easier. Planning filtration during new construction lets us set aside space near the main line and run the piping before walls close. That avoids rework later. Talk to the team early in the build so the system fits the plan.
Does a filtration system need maintenance?
Yes. Filters and media wear out as they do their job. How often they need attention depends on the system and how much water your home uses. Skipping maintenance can let performance drop. Contact the team to confirm the service schedule for your system and how to book it.
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Benton, Paducah, Mayfield, Owensboro & Western Kentucky