Whole-Home Water Filtration
Treat the water where it enters the house, so every tap, shower, and appliance downstream draws from filtered water.
Explore serviceWater Filtration & Treatment For North Texas Homes
North Texas Water Pros helps homeowners get cleaner, better-tasting water through whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis drinking water systems, water softeners, carbon filtration, well water treatment, and city water treatment. We test first, explain what the results actually mean, and install the system that fits your water.
- Whole-Home Filtration
- Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water
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Tell us what you're seeing at the tap and we'll take it from there.
From Consultation To Completion In 3 Easy Steps
A Straightforward, No-Pressure Water Treatment Experience
We keep it simple. We find out what's actually in your water, walk you through the options that address it, and install the system properly so you stop thinking about it.
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Water Quality Review
We look at your water source, what you're seeing at the tap, and what a test shows. The same symptom can have more than one cause, so this comes first.
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Clear Recommendations
We explain which options fit your water, your plumbing, and your budget — including what each one addresses and what it doesn't.
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Professional Installation
We install the system, tie it in properly, test it, and show you how it works and what it needs from you.
Not sure what your water needs?
Start with a test. We will tell you what is in it and which options actually address it.
Our Services · Comprehensive Water Treatment Solutions
Complete Water Filtration & Treatment For North Texas Homes
Whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis drinking water, water softeners, carbon filtration, well water treatment, and city water treatment — selected based on what your water actually contains, not on a package.
Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water
Dedicated treatment at the kitchen sink for the water you drink, cook with, and make ice from.
Explore serviceWell Water Treatment
Iron, sulfur odor, sediment, hardness, and pH — treated as the separate problems they actually are.
Explore serviceWater Softener Systems
Address the hardness behind scale on fixtures, spotted dishes, and early appliance failure.
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For the chlorine taste and smell, and the taste and odor compounds that come through with it.
Explore serviceCity Water Treatment
Treatment aimed at what municipal systems aren't built to address — hardness, scale, taste, and odor.
Explore serviceAbout North Texas Water Pros · Your Local Water Treatment Partner
North Texas Water Treatment Specialists
North Texas Water Pros serves homeowners across seven counties north and west of the metroplex — Denton, Wise, Montague, Cooke, Jack, Clay, and Wichita. In town, most homes are on treated municipal water, where hardness and the taste of disinfectant residual are the usual complaints. Outside the city limits, private wells are common, and the issues shift toward iron, sulfur, sediment, and pH. Those are different problems, and the equipment that solves one is often the wrong choice for the other — which is why every recommendation we make starts with knowing what’s in the water.
Testing Before Recommendations — We find out what's in your water before we tell you what to buy.
Whole-Home Or Point-Of-Use — Treatment at the service entry, at the kitchen sink, or both, depending on what you're after.
Municipal And Well Water — Two different problems, two different approaches. We handle both.
Honest About Limits — We'll tell you what a system won't fix, not just what it will.
Frequently Asked · Answers To Your Questions
Common Questions About Water Treatment
What's the difference between whole-home filtration and reverse osmosis?
Whole-home filtration treats water at the point it enters the house, so every fixture benefits. Reverse osmosis goes further on dissolved solids but works at one point of use, usually the kitchen sink. Plenty of homes use both.
Do I need a water softener?
If you're seeing scale on fixtures, spotting on glassware, soap that won't lather, or a water heater that's gotten noisy, hardness is the likely cause. A test tells you how hard the water actually is, which determines the size of the system.
Can you treat both well water and city water?
Yes, and they're handled differently. Wells tend toward iron, sulfur, sediment, and pH. Municipal supply tends toward hardness and disinfectant taste.
What does carbon filtration do?
Carbon adsorbs chlorine and many of the compounds behind taste and odor. It doesn't remove hardness — that's a separate process.
How do I know which system is right for my home?
By testing the water. The same symptom can come from more than one cause, and the right equipment follows from the test rather than from the catalog.
Get In Touch With Us
Tell us what you're seeing at the tap — staining, taste, scale, odor — and we'll work out what's behind it and what actually addresses it.
- Call(940) 247-0644
- Emailcontact@ntxwaterpros.com
- Service AreaServing North Texas, from Denton County north and west to Wichita Falls.