Water Filtration
Friendly Service. Honest Solutions. Licensed Plumbers.
Englewood Water Filtration
Proven Solutions for Contaminants & Hard Water in the Denver Metro Area
Water quality issues are more common than most property owners realize. Across Englewood and the surrounding communities, tap water can carry contaminants, from chlorine and heavy metals to excessive dissolved minerals. The good news is that these issues are treatable. At A Perfect Plumber, we proudly help property owners identify what's actually in their water and install technologies that fit their needs. No matter the job, we deliver honest recommendations, quality workmanship, and friendly customer care.
Call (720) 713-3282 or get in touch online to partner with A Perfect Plumber, the go-to for water filtration in Englewood.
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“Great care and attention to detail throughout the entire process. Extensive checkout to ensure proper operation before completion.”- Carl K.
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“Dennis, Steve and Pete… great job. Thanks for your help.”- Wolfgang R.
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“Great job! Thank you Steve and Mitch!”- Ginny D.
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“A Perfect Plumber is a great company with great service and great plumbers….Mitch Magee is an example of that…we had a “Wonderful” experience with “A Perfect Plumber”…from beginning to end…from that very ”- John O.
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“Very efficient, polite and tidy! We will definitely ask for him for any future plumbing needs!”- Anne H.
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“Daniel is THE MAN! This company and Daniel are amazing! Prompt response and great outcome!”- Sandy K.
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“Daniel was awesome! Friendly, professional, and fair! 2 thumbs up!”- Warren W.
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“Wonderful service. I found my new go-to plumbing company.”- Brian C.
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“Extremely fast response and quality work!”- Darin D.
Why Choose A Perfect Plumber?
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Licensed & Certified
Customers get service from licensed and certified professionals rather than general handymen, with the expertise to diagnose and handle a wide range of residential and commercial plumbing needs.
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Honest, Transparent PricingWe charge by time and materials rather than flat-rate pricing, ensuring fair pricing and that our customers pay for the actual work performed, not inflated worst-case estimates.
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Strong Warranty ProtectionOur Well Plumbed Warranty℠ backs our work with a 1-year warranty on new parts and labor, plus additional coverage for new construction, water heaters, boilers, and tankless installations.
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No Unnecessary Upselling
We emphasize solving our customers' actual plumbing problems without pushing unnecessary services. We provide friendly service and detailed invoices so customers understand what they're paying for.
Our FAQs
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Reverse Osmosis commonly referred to as R.O. is used to remove solids and impurities from water. It is done through membrane technology and can be enhanced with carbon water filtration if used for drinking water purposes. In reverse osmosis, water is typically pre-treated for heavy sediment removal, scale prevention and chlorine removal. This will extend the life of the membrane which is the heart of the system. Pre-treated water enters the membrane capsule. Water pressure (called osmotic pressure in technical terms) forces the water against the membrane. Any molecule that is the size of a water molecule or smaller will pass through the membrane, (permeate or product water) anything larger is retained on the back side of the membrane (concentrate or reject water). Because the product water is produced at a much slower rate than the flow required, the water is sent to a storage system. It will remain there until the water is demanded from the consumer. The rejected water and its impurities are sent to the drain or are used for other purposes where quality water is not needed. When product water is desired, it is pumped or pressurized by hydro pneumatic tanks to its source. Many reverse osmosis systems will provide additional carbon water filtration at this point to “polish the water” just before it reaches its final destination. Reverse Osmosis is effective in the removal of impurities and minerals and can be used in most cases where distilled water is required.
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Activated Carbon, Carbon Filtration is an inexpensive and effective way to remove organics and improve the overall aesthetics of the water. There are three grades of carbon: Coal based, Lignite (wood), and Coconut Shell. The surface of carbon has a natural tendency to attract organics such as insecticides, pesticides, oil and gasoline. Municipal water supplies are commonly disinfected with chlorine and chloramines. Carbon provides an economic and impressive way to eliminate them. Coconut shell is the most common type of carbon used in the water treatment industry. Whole house water systems, reverse osmosis, and simple water filtration devices depend on carbon pre-treatment or final treatment, depending on the application.
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Soft water is water that has never been exposed to calcium or magnesium or these elements have been removed through a process that replaces calcium or magnesium with sodium chloride (table salt). The term softened water reflects the hardness minerals have been exchanged through a mechanical process called a water softener.
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Ultraviolet disinfection is one of nature’s ways of sterilizing. It can easily be reproduced by mankind through ultraviolet lamps. One of the most common uses of ultraviolet sterilization is the disinfection of domestic water supplies. Water to be sterilized enters into a chamber with ultraviolet lighting present. As the water flows through the U.V. chamber, the ultraviolet rays penetrate the organism. It causes a molecular rearrangement of the DNA and prevents it from reproducing. If the cell cannot reproduce, the organism is considered dead. The advantage of U.Vs is there are no chemicals such as chlorine used to disinfect the water supply, making the water supply safe and healthy for the consumer. Water treatment specialists will typically use U.V to treat the water as a final step just before it reaches the point of use because it does not affect the taste of the water. U.V is effective with a 99.99% kill rate and is used in air and water purification, sewage treatment, food and beverage protection. It will lose its strength and effectiveness over a period of time. Service and bulb replacement is required to assure the best protection that U.V can provide.
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Whole House Water Systems typically treat water to make it more palatable (easy to drink) and cleaner for the entire home. These systems are installed at the main water line so every fixture in the home will have treated water. Depending on the claims from the manufacturer, Whole House Water Treatment Systems can include, Water Conditioners, Reverse Osmosis, Filtration and Ultra Violet Disinfection. Water Softeners are not classified as a Whole House Filtration System because they have a single task of softening the water and many people do not find softened water favorable to drink because of the added sodium and taste.
