Water Filter Installation Services for the Whole Home

Capital offers a whole-house water purification and softening systems that connect to your home’s main water supply directly after the meter. This means that water goes through the filtration process before it’s used or consumed by any fixture in the home. You’ll notice immediate benefits such as:

  • Cleaner, safer water for showers and baths – something that’s especially important for those with sensitive skin. 
  • Spot-free dishes and glasses straight from the dishwasher
  • Longer-lasting fixtures & appliances with less calcium and mineral buildup

The difference in your water quality is truly amazing!

Explore our Whole-home Water Filtration Solutions

 Among the best whole home water filtration systems for city water & well water, Capital offers the Sterling SCT1 Series Carbon Filter/Softener System.

SCT1 Series Overview 

A combination water softener and carbon filter, the SCT1 Series system is designed for municipal water usage. Not only does it filter & soften water, but it also removes off-tastes, odors, chlorine, and other contaminants. A single unit designed to save space, the STC1 Series boasts simple maintenance & a long useful life

  • What does a whole-home water filtration system do?
    A whole home water filtration system treats all the water entering your house, not just at a single tap. It removes contaminants like chlorine, sediment, and heavy metals before the water reaches your faucets, showers, or appliances. This means cleaner, safer water throughout your home, from drinking and cooking to bathing and laundry.
  • How is a whole home system different from a faucet or pitcher filter?
    Faucet and pitcher filters only treat small amounts of water at the point of use, like your kitchen sink. A whole home system filters all water as it enters the house, offering full coverage for every tap and appliance. It’s a more comprehensive solution that protects both your health and your plumbing.
  • Do I need a water filtration system if I’m on city water?
    While municipal water is treated to meet basic safety standards, it can still carry chlorine, lead, sediment, and other trace contaminants. A filtration system adds an extra layer of protection and improves the taste, smell, and quality of your water. It also helps reduce wear on plumbing and appliances over time.
  • How often do whole-home water filters need maintenance?
    It depends on the type of system and your water quality, but most filters need replacement every 6 to 12 months. Some systems have multiple stages with different timelines.
  • Will a filtration system affect my water pressure?
    A properly installed and maintained system should not noticeably reduce your water pressure. We size each system based on your home’s needs to ensure strong, consistent flow throughout your house.
  • What are the signs I should look for that it’s time to have my water filtration system serviced?
    Your water filtration system is like any other utility system in your home – it needs regular servicing to stay in good working order. A few signs it’s time to schedule maintenance:
    • Your skin feels dry or “squeaky clean” after a shower This means hard water minerals are no longer being filtered out — softened water should feel slick or “slimy” due to natural body oils staying on your skin.
    • Visible limescale or soap scum buildup If you’re noticing white residue on shower doors, faucets, or dishes, it’s a strong indicator your system isn’t effectively removing hardness minerals.
    • Clothes aren’t coming out as clean Hard water can leave mineral deposits on fabrics, reducing the effectiveness of detergents and making clothes look dingy even after washing.
    • Appliances and fixtures show signs of scaling Dishwashers, washing machines, and other appliances may develop limescale buildup, which can shorten their lifespan.
    • Changes in taste or performance of tap water If coffee tastes off, noodles cook differently, and there just seems to be something a little “off” with the food you cook in water,  it could be a sign your filter media needs replacing.
    • The water no longer feels “soft” If the water loses that silky feel, it may be time to “rebedding” – replacing the internal media that removes minerals and contaminants.
Not seeing your question? No Worries! Get in touch with us today for answers to any of your whole-home water filtration needs. 

Providing Whole House Water Filtration Systems Throughout WNY!


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