Different homes can experience different water-quality concerns. Understanding what you notice at the tap is the first step toward choosing the right filtration approach.
Water quality is not only about whether water is suitable for drinking. Homeowners can also notice differences in taste, odour, chlorine, sediment and mineral build-up.
These concerns can affect the way water tastes and smells, as well as the way it interacts with household fixtures, appliances, showers and plumbing.
That is why NEXA begins with the household and the property rather than assuming every home needs exactly the same solution.
Every household is different, but these are some of the common water-quality concerns homeowners ask NEXA about.
Chlorine is commonly used in mains water treatment. Carbon filtration can help reduce chlorine present in incoming household water.
Some households notice tastes or odours they would prefer to reduce. Carbon filtration can help address selected compounds associated with these concerns.
Sediment filtration is designed to capture particulate material such as sand, rust, silt and other fine material before it continues through the home.
Scale-protection media can help reduce scale formation and mineral build-up around household fixtures and plumbing.
A household may want to improve the taste, smell or characteristics of its water without that automatically meaning the water is unsafe.
NEXA's in-home assessment is designed to understand the household's concerns and discuss filtration options.
Where detailed chemical, microbiological or contaminant analysis is required, laboratory testing is the appropriate method.
What a household notices can be influenced by the water supply as well as the property's own infrastructure.
Water characteristics can differ depending on the supply serving the area.
Pipework, fittings and the age of household plumbing can influence what is experienced at the tap.
Household size and water-use patterns affect how a filtration system should be considered.
Mineral residue and water characteristics can become particularly noticeable around fixtures and appliances.
Incoming pipework and available space influence where a whole-home system can be installed.
One family may focus on drinking-water taste while another wants filtration across the entire property.
You do not need to know which filtration system you want before speaking with us.
We start with what you have noticed about the water in your home.
We consider household water use, incoming supply and potential installation position.
We explain which filtration stages relate to the concerns you want to address.
You can review the recommendation and decide whether you want to proceed.
NEXA Select uses a three-stage whole-home filtration approach, with each stage designed for a different purpose.
Designed to capture sand, rust, silt and fine particulate material before water continues through the remaining filtration stages.
Designed to reduce chlorine, taste, odour and selected waterborne compounds from the incoming water supply.
Designed to help reduce scale formation and mineral build-up around household fixtures and plumbing.
They serve different purposes.
A NEXA in-home assessment is designed to understand the property, the household's water concerns and the potential filtration approach.
Laboratory testing is appropriate when detailed analysis of specific chemical, mineral, microbiological or other water parameters is required.
Point-of-use filtration focuses on one outlet. Whole-home filtration takes a different approach by treating water on the incoming supply before it travels throughout the property.
Nexa Select is NEXA Home Solutions' three-stage whole-home filtration system, built around a full-size 20" × 4.5" filtration platform.
Common questions homeowners ask when considering their water and filtration options.
Tell us what you have noticed and let NEXA assess your home, discuss your concerns and explain the filtration approach that may suit your property.