Water filtration solutions in Philadelphia, PA


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Aquasential® Advantage Whole Home Water Filter

Aquasential® Select Series and Select Plus Series Whole House Water Filters

Aquasential® Smart High Efficiency Water Filter
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Culligan of Philadelphia, PA
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Water filtration frequently asked questions in Philadelphia, PA
Why does my Philadelphia tap water taste or smell like chlorine?
The Philadelphia Water Department uses chloramine, a combination of chlorine and ammonia, to disinfect its drinking water. Chloramine levels generally range from approximately 0.2 to 2 parts per million, depending on your location and the season. This residual disinfectant may cause a noticeable taste or odor. Because chloramine typically requires specialized filtration, catalytic carbon is generally more effective than standard activated carbon for its reduction. A properly selected Culligan reverse osmosis system, starting as low as $27/month, or a compatible whole-home filtration system, starting as low as $45/month, may help reduce these tastes and odors. A chlorine-like taste or smell does not necessarily mean your water is unsafe.
What causes orange or brown stains in sinks and toilets in Philadelphia-area homes?
Orange or reddish-brown stains are often caused by iron, particularly in suburban homes that rely on private wells. Corroding pipes may also contribute to discoloration. A Culligan iron-reduction filtration system, starting as low as $48/month, can help reduce iron-related staining when properly matched to your water quality. A water test from Culligan of Philadelphia can help determine whether iron, manganese, or another factor is responsible for the discoloration before recommending treatment.
Is a reverse osmosis system worth it for Philadelphia homeowners?
For many households, yes! A Culligan reverse osmosis (RO) system is installed beneath the kitchen sink and provides filtered drinking and cooking water through a dedicated faucet. RO systems reduce specified dissolved substances and can improve the taste of your drinking water. Culligan reverse osmosis systems in Philadelphia start as low as $27/month. A free water test can help determine whether reverse osmosis is the right solution for your home's drinking water needs.
Do I need a water softener, whole-home filter, or both for my Philadelphia-area home?
The right solution depends on your home's water quality concerns. A water softener, starting as low as $40/month, addresses hardness-related issues such as water spots, scale buildup, and soap scum. A whole-home filtration system, starting as low as $45/month, can target specific concerns such as chlorine taste, iron, or sediment, depending on the system selected. Many homeowners start with a water softener and add a reverse osmosis drinking water system, starting as low as $27/month, for additional filtration at the tap. A free water test from Culligan of Philadelphia can help identify your water concerns and determine which treatment options best suit your home.






