Sediment Filter for Cleaner Water & Pipes
For the best water quality, your pipes and plumbing should be in great condition. Unfortunately, mineral sediments and silt in your water can cause major issues thatcan lead to expensive problems and cause harm to your body. Having served the Southeast since 1972, the water filtration specialists at Metro Water Filter of the South have a solution to remove sediment and silt from your water.
Quality Water Your Family Deserves
Cleaner Water with a Sediment Filter
With our sediment filters, your household or office can have higher quality water without worrying about what is in it.
Have You Noticed These Water Issues?
You May Need A Sediment Water Filtration If You've Experienced…
- Clogged Pipes & Plumbing
- Shortened Lifespan of Appliances
- Reduced Water Pressure
- Unhealthy Particles in Water
- Discolored or Bad-Tasting Water
Is There Sediment in Your Water?
Sediment is a natural thing, but it shouldn’t be in your water. That said, your water supply will need some attention to be sediment-free. It’s a common issue with a simple solution.
So, how can you tell if your water has sediment?
In a lot of cases, the look of your water will be a sign that you may have sediment in your water. The turbidity, or cloudiness, level of your water indicates how much sediment is present. Not only can sediment cloud your water, but it can also affect the taste and quality of your water.
Why is Sediment-Free Water Important?
Sediment comes from soil runoff and can contaminate your drinking water. This affects the look and taste of the water, which would be unpleasant to serve to your children, family, guests, or customers. More importantly, sediment can lead to harmful health-related issues when consumed.
The Solution: A Sediment Filter
For clean and clear water, proper filtration will help to remove sediment from water. That means improving the look and flavor of the water. It also means decreasing or eliminating the potential health risks that the presence of sentiment can carry with it. This may sound complicated to handle on your own; the professionals at Metro Water Filter of the South are here to make it easy for you.
If you have concerns about the quality of your water, Metro Water Filter of the South offers a simple solution with our complimentary water diagnosis and water filter installation systems. We have been in business for over 50 years and specialize in providing households, commercial buildings, and entire communities with water filtration solutions.
How Does a Sediment Filter Work?
Our mixed bed filter system uses various sized media to remove from your water. Our system cleans itself automatically and purges the unwanted debris. Our filtration system is almost completely maintenance-free.
- Automatic Operation
- Self-Cleaning with Adjustable Cycles
- Durable & Low-Maintenance
Our Water Sediment Filter Product and Installation
Whether you’re looking for a filter for your home or business, our sediment filters can provide a solution for you. For homeowners, this means cleaner water throughout the house. For business owners, our commercial sediment filters ensure that your employees, customers, and equipment have access to high-quality water.
Metro Water’s sediment filter works by capturing large and small particles before they enter your plumbing, improving the taste of your water and extending the life of your pipes and appliances. Each sediment filter is made with high-quality materials and is designed to withstand the rigors of everyday use.
We recommend professional sediment filter installation, to ensure the system functions at its best. Our sediment filters can be installed both indoors and outdoors, though a weather cover is recommended for outdoor installations for protection against direct sunlight and freezing conditions.
Sediment Water Filtration Maintenance
Keeping your sediment water filter in optimal condition is easy. Our systems are designed to be low-maintenance, thanks to their automatic cleaning features. However, routine inspections are recommended to keep the system operating at maximum efficiency. Depending on your water quality, the sediment filter cartridge should be replaced every 6 to 12 months, and we recommend annual professional inspections to ensure everything is running smoothly and that you are receiving the water quality you deserve.
