WSP Whole House PFAS Reduction System - City Water

If your city water supply contains PFAS – often called “forever chemicals” – this whole house system helps reduce them along with chlorine, fluoride, and other common contaminants. It treats all your water before it reaches your taps, protecting your household from tough-to-remove substances.

The problem you see

You might notice a chemical or plastic-like taste in your tap water. The smell may be off, or your coffee and ice cubes taste unusually different. You don’t see a rotten egg smell or orange scale, but you know your water isn’t quite right. You’ve heard about PFAS—persistent chemicals some water supplies carry—and you want to reduce them throughout your home water. Normal filters don’t seem to cut it, and you want a system that covers all the issues city water can bring.

Why it’s happening

Your municipal water is treated with chlorine or chloramine to kill germs, but these can leave behind tastes and chemical by-products. Meanwhile, PFAS chemicals—used in many industrial and consumer products—can enter water sources and resist breakdown. These chemicals stick around in your water, making everyday filtering harder. A simple test for chlorine or a lab analysis for PFAS confirms if these are in your supply. The presence of both calls for a system that tackles multiple contaminants in stages.

What it’s costing you to leave it

Leaving PFAS and chemical residues in your water means you live with off tastes and odors every day. You might use more bottled water or additional pitchers, which adds up. Some contaminants can affect how well soap works, making it harder to clean dishes or laundry fully. Over time, chemical residues can build up on surfaces and in appliances, potentially shortening their lifespan and increasing cleaning chores.

How this system fixes it

This system uses a multi-stage approach to reduce your water’s chemical load. It starts by filtering out chlorine and chloramine through catalytic carbon, which also cuts back on disinfection by-products and pesticide traces. Next, a specially designed filter targets PFAS chemicals and fluoride. Finally, a reverse-osmosis unit under your sink polishes your drinking water, further reducing any remaining impurities. Each stage uses materials specifically matched to remove certain contaminants, working together for a thorough clean.

What this system can handle

Designed for city or municipal water, this system handles chlorine, chloramine, haloacetic acids, MTBE, TTHM, herbicides, pesticides, PFAS chemicals like PFOA and PFOS, fluoride, and common taste and odor issues. It treats all the water entering your home, so every faucet benefits, not just the drinking tap. The system’s capacity suits typical household water use, providing reliable filtration without frequent maintenance or regeneration. It’s a full setup made to work together seamlessly, covering a wide range of chemical contaminants in one package.

What you actually get

The complete system includes four separate units arranged in the proper flow order: a Fleck 5810 catalytic carbon filter for chlorine and taste, a PFAS and fluoride reduction filter with an included bypass valve so you can isolate the system during service, and a Nelsen Classic reverse-osmosis drinking water system for under-sink polishing. The system also comes with 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The pressure vessel has a lifetime warranty, giving you peace of mind on the tank itself. The control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer’s warranty terms.

Is this the right size for you?

This system fits homes supplied by city or municipal water treating a typical family’s daily water use. If you have unusually high water demand or private well water with heavy sediment or iron, a different or supplemental system might be necessary. For smaller households or single-point filtration needs, a more compact unit could be a better fit. This setup is designed to handle a full home’s water supply comprehensively.

Living with it

Maintenance involves changing the filter media on recommended schedules, which depends on your water usage and quality but usually means yearly or biannual checks. The system’s bypass valve makes it easy for your plumber to isolate the units during servicing without shutting off water to your home. Routine upkeep helps keep performance steady and costs manageable—no complex regenerations or chemicals to add yourself.

What it won’t do

This system reduces PFAS and a range of chemical contaminants but is not designed to handle hardness minerals like calcium or iron stains, bacteria or viruses, or sediment and rust. If your water has these issues, look for dedicated softeners, disinfecting systems, or sediment filters to use alongside.

Why buy it from us

Water Softener Plus (WSP) ships this system from Tampa with all components serviceable and parts available years out. We include the bypass valve at no extra charge—something many competitors sell separately—and 10 feet of discharge hose for easy connection. You get a lifetime warranty on the tank and a 90-day money-back guarantee. Our team offers real sizing help based on daily experience with these systems. Free U.S. shipping is included in the price.

Included with this system

• Lifetime warranty on the tank. The control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer's own warranty.
• Bypass valve included, so the system can be isolated for service while water keeps running to the house.
• 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line.

Specifications

What this system handles

• PFAS reduction
• Whole-house treatment
• Sized to your water test

The next step

Order your WSP Whole House PFAS Reduction System online now to reduce unwanted chemicals throughout your home’s water supply. You’ll get everything delivered ready to install by your local plumber with no hidden shipping fees.