Whole home water treatment, installed by our own crew and invoiced at the closing of each unit. It goes on your options list at the price you set.
Water is the one part of the house a family uses every single day. It is also the one nobody puts on the plan.
At handover everything looks perfect. With untreated water coming into the house, the marks start showing in the weeks after, on the fixtures and the glass you selected.
Every project carries the standard, the care and the name of whoever built it. My Pure Filter brings that same level of excellence to something present in the new owner's entire routine: the water.
From the first shower to the morning coffee, every detail feeds the perception of quality in that home. That is why we develop water treatment designed to fold quality, technology and wellbeing into the experience of living there.
Because great builders do not just deliver houses. They deliver a standard that goes on being noticed every single day.
The first treats the water at the service entry and serves every fixture in the house. The second sits in the kitchen and handles what the family drinks and cooks with.
One connection at the incoming line serves every fixture in the house. The valve runs its own regeneration on a schedule. The only thing the homeowner ever does is add salt.
This is the one the buyer tastes. Its own faucet at the kitchen sink, for drinking and cooking, and it is what makes the option sell itself in the model home.
Flow, pressure, connection and operating limits, taken from the manufacturers' data sheets. These are the figures that decide which homes the system fits.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Service flow | Up to 27 GPM at 15 psi |
| Operating pressure | 20 – 125 psi |
| Water temperature | 40 – 110 °F |
| Plumbing connection | 3/4" – 1.5" NPS |
| Mineral tank | 8 – 13" diameter, made in USA |
| Tank rating | 150 psi max / 120 °F max |
| Control valve | Clack WS1 IW, digital |
| Regeneration | Automatic, downflow, post fill |
| Consumables | Salt, plus annual RO cartridges |
Every component carries its own standard, with the number. Certification in this industry is granted by component, and each one of ours is listed below.
| Component | Standard | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Clack WS1 control valve | NSF/ANSI 44, 61, 372 | Softener, material safety, lead free |
| Aldex C-800 cation resin | NSF/ANSI 44, 61, 372 | Plus WQA Gold Seal, made in North America |
| Jacobi CAT-HAC carbon | NSF/ANSI 61 | Plus AWWA B604 and EN 12915 |
| Clack mineral tank | NSF/ANSI 61 | Material safety, made in USA |
| KDF 55 media | NSF/ANSI 42 | Aesthetic effects: chlorine, taste, odor |
Real customers, photographed in their own homes on installation day.
The map follows the demand. Tell us where your next phase is and we answer, on that same call, whether we can serve it.
These marks belong to the individual components, each to the standard and scope shown in the specification. The assembled system is not itself a certified product.
The three moments where the difference shows up inside your operation.
You arrive at the eleven month visit and the shower glass looks the way it did on handover day. The appointment closes in fifteen minutes.
In the design center your buyer fills a glass at the kitchen tap and tastes the difference. The tap does the selling, in ten seconds, with the sales consultant you already have.
Every home that takes the option adds the spread between your cost and the price you set. Your team keeps the same routine and the equipment stays ours until the day we install it.
We supply the system and we install it. You name the date, and we invoice at the closing of each unit.
Terms above ten systems are quoted on request.
The option price is yours to set. Your cost is $2,990 per system. What the home buyer pays for the upgrade, and how it is presented in the design center, is entirely your decision.
We open the builder account and the order comes through exempt from sales tax with your resale certificate. Everything your vendor onboarding needs is ready the same day you ask.
$2,990 per Full Home system, installed. The program is built around ten homes, and you are invoiced per home as each one closes, not in advance. Larger volumes carry their own terms.
Our crew sets the system at the service entry and the tap in the kitchen, on the date you name, scheduled against your build calendar. Equipment leaves our warehouse against a firm order.
The system is already running when the buyer walks through the door. Registration and the annual service schedule travel with the home, so the coverage starts active.
Coverage is issued in the builder's name, the same way it works with your other trade partners. You pass it on to the home buyer inside your own warranty program, exactly as you already do with the rest of the house.
Mechanical components and the control valve, with the mineral tank carrying ten years of factory warranty from a US manufacturer.
Consumable elements of the reverse osmosis system, replaced on the annual service.
The annual service keeps the coverage in force, and it is a service you can sell on to the home buyer as a maintenance plan.
The warranty document is reviewed with your counsel before the first purchase order, not attached to an invoice afterward.
We supply the system, install it within your build schedule, and get paid at the closing of each unit. One call settles region, price and date.
If the fit is wrong for your operation, we say so on that same call.