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MINNESOTA
WATER PROS

City Water Treatment for Twin Cities Homes

Municipal water is treated by your utility and must meet regulatory standards. Some households still want to change how it tastes, reduce hardness, or address preferences at the kitchen tap. Your utility's annual water quality report is the best starting point.

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Available systems & installed prices

Compare packages for your home.

City water

Whole-Home Filtration & Softening

$4,999$2,999installed

Save $2,000

A compact combined approach to hardness minerals and municipal-water taste and odor at taps throughout the home.

  • Professional installation
  • Lifetime warranty — written terms apply
  • Tank RO drinking-water system included
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City water

Dual-Tank Whole-Home Filtration

$6,699$3,999installed

Save $2,700

Separate carbon filtration and softening tanks for households that want dedicated treatment stages and have space for a larger setup.

  • Professional installation
  • Lifetime warranty — written terms apply
  • Tank RO drinking-water system included
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City water

Complete Salt-Free Filtration

$7,499$4,499installed

Save $3,000

Whole-home carbon filtration paired with salt-free scale conditioning for homes that prefer no salt bags or brine tank.

  • Professional installation
  • Lifetime warranty — written terms apply
  • Tank RO drinking-water system included
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USD. Standard installation; final configuration and pricing confirmed at consultation. Whole-home packages include tank RO.

Concerns it's intended to address

  • Chlorine or chloramine taste
  • Hardness, spotting, and scale
  • Drinking-water preferences

What it does

  • Complements municipal treatment for household preferences
  • Can combine softening, carbon, and drinking-water options
  • Is planned using your utility's published data

What it doesn't do

  • Is not a substitute for utility treatment
  • Does not need to address issues your water doesn't have
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Factors that affect selection

  1. Your utility's water quality report
  2. Hardness level
  3. Whole-home versus kitchen-only goals
  4. Space and plumbing layout
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Installation & maintenance

  1. Options range from under-sink systems to whole-home equipment near the main line
  2. Maintenance depends on the systems chosen

Performance depends on system selection, installation, maintenance, and your specific water conditions.

Common
questions

Where do I find my city's water report?

Most utilities publish an annual Consumer Confidence Report on their website, or will send one on request.

Is my city water unsafe?

We don't make that call. Your utility reports on compliance. Treatment discussions here focus on preferences and the concerns you've noticed.

Your next step
toward better water.

Tell us what you're noticing. We'll help you explore the next step for your home.

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