WSP Whole House Well Water System - Contaminant Health

After a shower, your skin feels tight or itchy, and your hair seems dull or coarse. These everyday signs often come from the mix of minerals, sediments, and contaminants common in private well water. This system helps your whole house handle the unique challenges of well water, improving water quality from every tap.

What Your Well Water Is Doing to Your Home

That rough feeling on your skin after a shower and hair that won’t hold softness are often caused by hard water mixed with particles and chemicals found in well water. You might notice fine sand or grit settling in your sink or tub. Cloudy water that doesn’t clear up after sitting is another sign. Sometimes, there’s an unusual taste or color that never goes away no matter how much you clean. These problems come together to make everyday water use less pleasant and can wear on your home’s pipes and appliances.

The Control Head: Automatic Care for Your Water

The heart of this system is an automatic control head that manages all the cleaning cycles for you. It handles backwash and rinse phases to keep the treatment media working at its best and regenerates the system to extend its life. Because it’s a fully serviceable valve platform, a local plumber can maintain it easily without replacing the whole unit. You set it once, then it runs with no fuss, saving you time and unnecessary service calls.

What’s Inside: Media Designed for Well Water

Inside the tank, a mix of specialized media works on your water. High-capacity cation exchange resin targets hardness, which is the cause of scale and that dry feeling on skin and hair. Turbidex graded sediment media traps sand, grit, and particles that cause cloudiness and wear on appliances. Selective exchange resin helps reduce specific contaminants like arsenic, nitrate, and nitrite, which are common concerns in well water. Together, this combination tackles the broad range of issues found in private well supplies.

A Durable Tank Sized for Your Home’s Needs

The pressure vessel that holds the media is built for long life and comes with a lifetime warranty. While exact tank size depends on your home's water use and is confirmed when we size your system, it’s designed to serve a whole-house supply in a typical single-family home. This ensures enough capacity for daily needs without unnecessary oversizing.

Who Should Consider This System

This setup suits homeowners relying on private wells facing multiple water quality issues like hardness, sediment, and specific contaminants such as arsenic and nitrates. It’s intended for average single-family homes with whole-house systems. If your household water use is significantly higher or lower than typical, or if particular contaminants dominate your water, you might want to consider a system sized specifically for those circumstances.

What Comes with Your System and What Happens Next

Included with your purchase is the full system ready to be installed by your local licensed plumber. The package comes with a bypass valve at no extra cost, allowing you to isolate the system easily during maintenance while keeping water flowing to your home. You also get 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line. The tank is backed by a lifetime warranty, and the control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer's warranty. We ship from Tampa with free U.S. delivery already included in the price. When you’re ready, order online or contact us for sizing assistance to make sure this system fits your home’s needs.

Who this size is right for

Practically speaking, 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.

There is no published capacity figure for this item, so we size it from your water rather than from a table. Send your peak flow rate and a water test and we will confirm what you need - it costs nothing and it avoids buying twice.