A whole house water filtration system is installed at the main water supply line, so every faucet and fixture in your home benefits. These systems can handle high flow rates and large volumes. They’re ideal for
households with multiple bathrooms and water-using appliances.

Brio Whole House Filtration Systems reduce sediment, chlorine, VOCs, and
other contaminants. Carbon filters improve taste, while other filtering stages target specific chemicals or minerals. Multi-stage designs combine different filtration methods to address a broad range of issues.

Whole house filtration systems don’t remove everything that a reverse
osmosis (RO) system can. However, they significantly improve water quality
throughout your home. You’ll enjoy cleaner clothing and dishes, as well as less
mineral buildup in your appliances—even your coffee maker. For ultra-purified water, pair a whole house system with the Brio Tankless RO Undersink Filtration System.

Whole house filters are designed for general water treatment throughout your home. They reduce sediment, chlorine, VOCs, and odors. They also remove or reduce minerals, which protects plumbing and improves water for daily use.

Reverse osmosis (RO), on the other hand, is a more advanced, point-of-use system that removes a broader range of contaminants, including dissolved solids, heavy metals, and certain bacteria and viruses. RO systems are typically installed under a kitchen sink or in a dedicated dispenser. They’re ideal for cooking and drinking water. Many households use both a whole house system for general filtration and RO for purified drinking water.

Whole house filtration systems are typically installed at the main water line where the water supply enters your home, after the main shut-off valve. This location ensures all incoming water is filtered, whether you’re taking a shower, doing laundry, or washing dishes.

Brio Whole House Filtration Systems are compact and designed for easy
installation in garages, utility rooms, and basements. Installation can also be
done in a crawl space if needed. They’re designed for easy installation, but if
you’re unsure about your skills, a plumber can provide the correct setup and
optimize performance.