Whole House Water Filtration System Installation – Denver Metro
Clean, great-tasting water for every tap in your home — professionally tested, designed, and installed.
If you’re noticing chlorine taste, dry skin, scale buildup, or concerns about what’s in your tap water,
a whole house water filtration system can dramatically improve the water used for drinking, cooking,
showering, and appliances.
At Aqua Serve, we specialize in custom whole house water filtration system installation for homeowners across the Denver metro area —
based on real, in-home water testing and decades of local experience.
Serving homeowners throughout the Denver metro area, including Broomfield, Westminster, Arvada, Thornton, Littleton, Parker, and nearby Front Range communities.
What Is a Whole House Water Filtration System?
A whole house water filtration system treats all the water entering your home — not just drinking water at a single faucet.
Unlike point-of-use filters, a whole home system improves water quality across showers, sinks, laundry, and appliances.
- Reduces common taste and odor issues throughout the home
- Improves shower and bathing water
- Helps protect plumbing, fixtures, and water-using appliances
Many homeowners searching for a water filtration system are actually looking for a
whole house solution that improves water quality everywhere — not just at the kitchen sink.
Common Denver-Area Water Issues We See
Based on thousands of local water tests, homeowners across the Denver metro commonly experience:
- Chlorine or chloramine taste and odor
- Dry skin and hair after showering
- Scale buildup on fixtures and appliances
- Sediment or discoloration
- Water quality that changes seasonally
- Questions about specific contaminants and overall water quality
Because water quality varies by city, neighborhood, and water source,
no two homes need the exact same system. That’s why testing comes first.
Benefits of Whole House Water Filtration
A whole house water filtration system improves the quality of water used throughout your entire home — not just at one faucet.
- Better-tasting water everywhere: Reduces chlorine and other common chemicals that affect taste and smell.
- Healthier skin & hair: Filtered shower water can be gentler on skin and hair for many households.
- Protects plumbing & appliances: Helps reduce sediment and scale buildup that can shorten appliance life.
- Consistent water quality: Treats incoming water so you’re not relying on multiple point-of-use filters.
- Customized for your home: Proper sizing and design based on your water and your household’s needs.
Our Whole House Water Filtration Process
- In-Home Water Testing & Analysis
We begin with professional, in-home water testing to understand what’s actually in your water.
Water quality can vary by neighborhood, source, and even from home to home. - Custom System Design
Based on your test results, we recommend a whole house water filtration system designed to address your specific concerns —
such as taste, odor, or sediment. - Professional Installation
Our team installs the system at the point where water enters your home, ensuring proper sizing, placement,
and clean plumbing integration. - Ongoing Support & Service
We provide guidance on filter replacement, system care, and long-term support so your system continues performing as intended.
No pressure. No guesswork. Just clear recommendations based on your water.
Not sure whether filtration alone is enough? Many homes also benefit from
water softener installation
or a simple
in-home water test
to determine the right solution.
When Whole House Filtration Is (and Isn’t) the Right Choice
Whole house filtration is often ideal if:
- You want better-tasting water from every tap
- Chlorine/chloramine taste or odor is a concern
- You want to improve shower and bathing water
- You want to help protect plumbing and appliances
You may need additional or different treatment if:
- Hardness levels are high: a water softener may be recommended
- You want ultra-pure drinking water: reverse osmosis (RO) may be added at the kitchen sink
- You’re on well water: specialized treatment may be required
We’ll explain your options clearly after testing, and help you choose the right solution for your home.
Why Homeowners Choose Aqua Serve
- Serving Colorado homeowners since 1990
- In-home testing before recommendations
- Custom system design — no one-size-fits-all installs
- Authorized Brita Pro dealer
- Professional plumbing integration
- Long-term service and support
Our goal is to help you understand your water and choose the right solution — with clear recommendations and a simple next step.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a whole house water filtration system cost?
Costs vary based on your home’s water quality, system type, and size. After testing, we’ll explain your options
and what factors affect overall cost and long-term value.
Will a whole house system reduce chlorine?
Yes. Most whole house water filtration systems are designed specifically to reduce chlorine and related disinfectants
that impact taste, odor, and skin.
How often do filters need to be replaced?
Replacement schedules depend on the system and your water usage. We provide clear guidance and support to keep your system
performing as intended.
Do I still need a refrigerator or faucet filter?
Many homeowners find they no longer need additional filters once a whole house system is installed,
though some choose to add reverse osmosis for drinking water.
Can a whole house filtration system work with a water softener?
Yes. In many homes, filtration and softening work together. If both are recommended, we’ll explain the proper setup and order.
Schedule Your Free In-Home Water Test
The best way to know whether a whole house water filtration system is right for your home is to test your water first.
We’ll identify what matters, answer your questions, and provide clear recommendations tailored to your home.