WSP Whole House Well Water System

Within days of installing this well water system, you'll notice clearer water with less of the stale or chemical taste that often comes from private wells. Showers feel softer, and cleaning requires less elbow grease as stains and deposits start to fade.

The first signs of better water in your home

You might spot it first in the kitchen: coffee tastes fresher and no longer has that odd metallic or chemical note. The white film that gathers on shower doors begins to disappear, and the orange ring inside the toilet tank starts fading. These are everyday signs of the minerals and contaminants common in private well water—hardness, chlorine byproducts, and even perchlorate. You may have dealt with water that smells off or leaves residues on glassware and laundry, all of which add up to more work and wear on your home’s plumbing and appliances.

How the control head manages your water treatment cycles

The system includes an automatic control head that takes care of running the cycles needed to keep the filter working well. It handles backwashing and rinsing automatically, without you needing to adjust anything manually. This saves water and salt because it only regenerates when your water use justifies it. You set the control by giving your household’s average water use, and it keeps everything running efficiently, meaning less hassle and waste on your part.

The media inside and why it’s tailored for well water

The heart of this system is a carefully chosen mix of media. High-capacity cation exchange resin tackles hardness by swapping out calcium and magnesium ions that cause scaling. Granular activated carbon helps reduce chlorine, along with tastes and odors that can make water unpleasant. Most importantly, the system includes a perchlorate-selective resin designed specifically to help reduce perchlorate, a tough-to-remove contaminant that standard filters won’t catch. This combination works together to handle the varied challenges of private well water.

A rugged tank built to last for your whole house

The water flows through a durable pressure vessel that holds all the treatment media. While we confirm the exact tank size for your home’s needs when we size your system, it’s built to suit a typical single-family household supply. The tank comes with a lifetime warranty, so it’s a long-term asset for your home's water quality. It’s sized to manage your water volume and pressure reliably, standing up to daily use with minimal fuss.

Who this system is designed for — and when to consider sizing up or down

This system fits most single-family homes relying on private well water. If your household uses water around a typical flow for a family home and you want to address hardness, chlorine taste, and perchlorate together, it’s a good match. For larger homes, or where several bathrooms and high water use overlap, we may recommend sizing up to keep performance steady under heavier demand. Conversely, smaller households with lower water use might opt for a more compact system, which we can help identify.

What you get with your order and how to proceed

The system ships from Tampa with free U.S. delivery included in the price. It comes with a bypass valve as standard, so your plumber can isolate the system during service without cutting off water to your home. Also included is ten feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The tank itself carries a lifetime warranty, while the control valve and electronics are covered under the manufacturer’s standard terms. We provide sizing help based on your water test results to make sure the system fits your needs. Once you’re ready, you can order it online with confidence and have it shipped promptly for your local plumber to install.

Who this size is right for

What you are buying here 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.