WSP Whole House Arsenic Reduction System

Cleaning mineral stains and film from sinks, tubs, and toilets feels endless. The orange rings return quickly, and no amount of scrubbing seems to keep the bathroom surfaces clear. This constant battle often hides a tougher problem: arsenic in your well water, quietly affecting every drop that comes through your taps.

Stains and Film That Just Won't Quit

Every week you spend time scrubbing orange and brown rings around your toilet bowls and rusty stains in sinks. Shower doors develop a dull film that soap and glass cleaner barely touch. Your towels emerge stiff and less fluffy than they used to be. The laundry looks dingy despite using more detergent, and your coffee tastes flat, almost metallic. This persistent buildup isn’t just hard water minerals; it often signals arsenic and iron compounds in your water that standard filters don’t catch.

How the Control Head Works to Keep Your Water Clean

The system uses a metered control head that tracks your actual water use, so it runs a backwash cycle only when needed. This backwash lifts and rinses the filter bed automatically, keeping the media clean and effective without you needing to manage it manually. The valve is built for reliability, balancing thorough cleaning with water conservation, and you can set it to match your household’s usage pattern. This means your system stays efficient and reduces maintenance hassles over time.

The Media That Targets Arsenic and More

Inside the tank, two types of media work in tandem. Granular activated carbon removes chlorine, taste, and odor, improving how your water smells and tastes. Alongside it, an iron-based arsenic-selective adsorbent targets both arsenic III and arsenic V forms, those invisible contaminants that regular filters can’t handle. This media specifically binds arsenic, bringing levels below the EPA’s 10 parts per billion limit, all while also reducing sediment, lead, and chromium to help protect your home’s plumbing and appliances.

A Solid Tank Holds the Treatment at Your Home’s Entry Point

The system’s pressure vessel is built to last, covered by a lifetime warranty for peace of mind. Although we confirm the exact tank size when sizing your system, it’s designed as a robust unit that fits neatly at your water’s point of entry. Ports are generously sized to handle flow rates up to 7 gallons per minute, enough for typical family use without slowing down your water pressure.

Right Size for a Typical Family Home

This arsenic reduction system suits an average family home, typically with three to four people and two to three bathrooms. It easily handles the water demands without frequent maintenance or drop in water flow. If your household is larger or has higher water use, you may want to consider a larger capacity system to keep things running smoothly without strain.

What’s Included and What to Expect Next

When you order, the package includes the control valve with its automatic backwash, the arsenic-selective media, a bypass valve so you can isolate the system during service without losing water access, and 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The tank itself carries a lifetime warranty, assuring long-term durability. We ship directly from Tampa, Florida, with free U.S. delivery included in the price. To get started, simply place your order, and we’ll confirm the precise configuration based on your home’s water needs.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 7 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits an average family home - around 3-4 people with 2-3 bathrooms.

Work out what runs together on a bad morning and size for that figure. Equipment starved of flow does not just run slowly, it stops treating properly.