WSP Arsenic Reduction System - Removal Media

Scrubbing the stains that return no matter how often you clean. The orange rings in toilet tanks, the streaks on glass shower doors, and the gritty residue in sinks. This is the daily reminder of arsenic in your well water — a stubborn contaminant that keeps coming back and demands constant attention.

What’s Causing Those Unwanted Stains and Residue?

Arsenic is a naturally occurring element that can find its way into well water over time. It often appears in two chemical forms called arsenate and arsenite, both of which can cause staining and buildup around your home’s water outlets. Testing your water for arsenic is the sure way to confirm if it’s behind the persistent deposits you see. A certified water test will reveal if these contaminants are present at levels requiring treatment.

How the Control Head Keeps the System Running Smoothly

The heart of this system is an automatic control head that manages backwash cycles. Backwashing is a cleaning process where water flows backward through the filter bed to lift and rinse away trapped particles and contaminants. This cycle happens on its own, based on your water use and settings you choose. It means the system stays effective longer and reduces the need for frequent maintenance, saving you time and effort.

The Media That Does the Hard Work

Inside the tank, the LayneRT adsorptive resin captures arsenic by attracting and holding onto its molecules, like a magnet pulling in iron filings. This specialized media targets both arsenate and arsenite forms, reducing their presence in your water. Alongside it, a high-capacity cation exchange resin helps reduce hardness, working to prevent scale buildup in your pipes and appliances. The combination ensures your water is treated for multiple common well water issues in one system.

The Tank Holds More Than You Might Think

The system includes a pressure vessel suited to your home’s water supply needs. While the exact size is confirmed when we size your system, this tank safely contains the media and withstands typical household water pressures. It’s built to last, with a lifetime warranty on the tank itself, giving you long-term confidence in its durability.

Is This System the Right Match for Your Home?

This arsenic reduction system is designed for a typical single-family house using a whole-house water supply. It’s not intended for very large commercial setups or unusually high water flow rates. If you have a bigger household or special water needs, you might want to consider a larger or different system. Otherwise, this unit offers the right balance of capacity and treatment power for most homes struggling with arsenic in well water.

What Comes with Your Purchase

When you order the WSP Arsenic Reduction System, you get everything needed to keep it running smoothly. A bypass valve is included so you can isolate the system during maintenance without shutting off water to your home — a feature many competitors charge extra for. There is also 10 feet of discharge hose provided for the drain line. The tank itself carries a lifetime warranty, while the control valve and electronics come with the manufacturer’s own warranty. We ship everything from Tampa with free U.S. shipping included.

Ready to Start Reducing Arsenic in Your Water?

Order your WSP Arsenic Reduction System today and take the first step toward less cleaning and better water quality at home. Our team will help confirm the right size for your water supply as part of the ordering process. There’s no pressure, just straightforward support and reliable equipment shipped to your door.

Who this size is right for

In terms of sizing, this is a whole-house system, plumbed into the main line so every tap in the house is treated. On a typical 1-inch service line that means a single-family home.

We do not publish a fixed capacity for this item, and we would rather size it on your numbers than guess: send us your peak flow rate in gallons per minute and a water test, and we will confirm the right size before you order.