Whole-home filtration
Treat incoming water before it travels to showers, faucets, laundry, and water-using appliances.
Puronics water systems
Reduce hard-water buildup, improve the water your family drinks, and give showers, laundry, fixtures, and appliances water that is easier to live with.

ONE PURONICS PLAN
Whole-home treatment and drinking-water filtration solve different problems. We assess your water and combine only the pieces your home needs—including softening, chlorine or chloramine reduction, no-salt filtration, or treatment for specific well-water concerns.
Treat incoming water before it travels to showers, faucets, laundry, and water-using appliances.
Combine softening and filtration to help reduce hardness, chlorine, and chloramine where it fits the home’s water conditions.
Add five-stage reverse-osmosis treatment beneath the kitchen sink for better drinking and cooking water.

DRINKING WATER, FINISHED AT THE TAP
The Micromax 8500 fits beneath the sink and uses household water pressure—no electrical connection required. Quick-change filters make routine service more straightforward.
Ask about Micromax 8500 →WHAT CHANGES AT HOME
The goal is a Puronics system that improves daily life and is straightforward to own. We explain what each component does, where it goes, and what care it needs.
Tell us about taste, odor, scale, spotting, dry-feeling skin, or an old system that no longer works.
The recommendation accounts for water conditions, household demand, plumbing, and installation space.
You know what is being installed, what each part does, and why it belongs before you approve the project.
We connect, test, and explain the system so you know what to expect.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Whole-home treatment and drinking-water filtration have different jobs. The Defender iGen C can address hardness and selected taste or odor concerns throughout the home, while the Micromax 8500 adds focused reverse-osmosis treatment at the kitchen tap.
It may be a fit when hard water, chlorine, or chloramine are part of the problem. We review the water and property before recommending equipment.
No. The system operates using household water pressure and includes a storage tank for treated drinking water.
Start with the water source, what you notice at home, household demand, plumbing, and available installation space. We use those facts to build a clear recommendation.