WSP Whole House Well Water System - Complete

Is the first cup of coffee tasting metallic or your shower leaving a stubborn orange film? These are common signs of well water issues like iron, sulfur, manganese, and hardness that quietly affect your whole house. The WSP Whole House Well Water System - Complete is designed to help reduce these problems for smoother, clearer water throughout your home.

Noticing stains and odors with your morning routine?

When you start the day, the water you use for your coffee or the shower may already be leaving clues. A rusty orange ring might appear in toilet tanks or sinks. The shower glass could develop a cloudy film that’s hard to scrub off. Sometimes, the water smells like rotten eggs or leaves your laundry feeling stiff and dingy. These daily annoyances come from a mix of minerals and compounds unique to private well water—things city water rarely has. You don’t have to accept that as normal maintenance; it’s a sign your water could use specialized treatment.

How the system’s control head keeps your treatment on track

At the heart of this system is a metered control head that counts exactly how much water you use. It automatically triggers backwash cycles, which means it flushes and refreshes the filtering media inside the tank when needed. This keeps the media clean and effective without wasting water or salt. The control valve you get is a genuine metered softening valve, built to handle your water’s needs reliably while saving you money and hassle.

Inside the tank: media tailored for well water’s unique challenges

The tank holds a carefully selected blend of media that each plays a part in improving your water. High-capacity cation resin targets hardness from calcium and magnesium—that’s what causes scale buildup. A catalytic manganese-dioxide media helps reduce iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide, which cause stains and that rotten egg smell. The 10% cross-linked cation resin lasts longer when exposed to chlorinated water, meaning the system stays effective over time.

Tank size and what it means for your home’s water flow

The system comes in several tank sizes, from about 9 to 12 inches wide and roughly four to five feet tall, holding between 1 and 2 cubic feet of media. This translates to softening capacities from about 32,000 to 64,000 grains, enough to treat water for an average to large family home without frequent regeneration. The tanks are robust pressure vessels covered by a lifetime warranty, so you can rely on their durability.

Which homes get the most from this system

This well water system suits typical family homes with two to four people and two bathrooms. The larger tank options fit homes with up to seven people and up to four bathrooms. If your household is smaller or larger, or your flow needs are unusually high, you may want to consider sizing up or down accordingly. Confirming with your actual water test and flow requirements will ensure the best fit.

What you receive and how to move forward

Your purchase includes the lifetime-warranted pressure tank, the metered control valve, and electronics with the manufacturer’s own warranty. A bypass valve comes standard, allowing you to isolate the system easily during maintenance while keeping water flowing to your home—something many competitors charge extra for. Also included is a 10-foot discharge hose for the drain line. Everything ships free within the U.S. from Tampa, Florida.

You can order the WSP Whole House Well Water System - Complete right now with confidence. Our team will help confirm the right size for your home and water conditions. This is a straightforward, honest solution to the mix of well water problems you’re living with every day.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 8 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits an average family home - around 3-4 people with 2-3 bathrooms.

Flow rate matters more than tank size here: add up the fixtures that could realistically run at the same time and make sure this covers them. If you land close to the limit, go up rather than down.