Federal limit for PFOA & PFOS
PFAS requires certified lab testing
Free in-home water test
Better water starts
with a clear answer.
Custom softening, whole-home filtration and drinking-water systems—designed around your water and your home.
No-pressure first stepPlain-English guidance
USGS threshold for very hard water
Check hardness during an in-home visitEPA guidance for lead exposure
Lead can enter through household plumbingNJ water varies by town, source and plumbing. We’ll explain what can be checked at home—and when lab testing makes sense.
Solutions for the whole home
Start with what you want to change.
Whether the concern is hardness, taste, odor, drinking water or a private well, the right system starts with understanding the water already in your home.
Water softening
Reduce scale, soap waste and hard-water buildup throughout the home.
Explore softening →Whole-home filtration
Address chlorine, odor, sediment and other household water concerns.
Explore filtration →Drinking water
High-quality water at the kitchen sink through RO or targeted filtration.
Explore drinking water →Well-water systems
A tailored path for iron, sulfur, hardness, sediment and well variability.
Explore well water →
A clearer process from first test to final install.
Tell us what you are noticing. We start with your water source and household concerns, explain what can be checked in the home and lay out the next steps plainly.
Municipal and private-well waterResults explained in plain EnglishRecommendations designed for the home
Free · no obligationSchedule your free water test
Step 1 of 4Free · No obligation
Your water
What's your water source?
We tailor the check to city or well water.
Under-sink reverse osmosis
A better first visit
Understand the water before choosing equipment.
We explain what the in-home visit can show, when certified laboratory testing may be appropriate and which treatment paths are worth considering afterward.
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Understand the home and the concernWater source, visible symptoms, taste, odor and household priorities.
2
Explain the results plainlyNo jargon wall and no pretending an in-home check replaces every lab test.
3
Right-size the recommendationOne clear path, alternatives when useful, and permission to do nothing.
What brought you here?
What would you like to change about your water?
Start with the symptom or concern you recognize. The testing and treatment conversation comes next.
Hard water and scaleSpots, soap waste, buildup and shorter appliance life.
Chlorine, taste or odorWhole-home and drinking-water paths for everyday quality.
PFAS or health concernsClear guidance on in-home evaluation versus certified lab follow-up.
Iron or sulfur in well waterStaining, metallic taste and rotten-egg odor need a tailored system.
Sediment and cloudy waterIdentify whether the source, plumbing or treatment train is responsible.
Not sure what you needThat is exactly why the first step is a water conversation—not a product pitch.
Simple by design
Three steps to a clear recommendation.
Start with the concern, understand the findings and decide whether treatment is worth pursuing.
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Schedule the free water test
Tell Distil your ZIP, water source and the main issue you notice.
02
Review the findings
See what can be assessed in the home and when outside lab testing is appropriate.
03
Choose the right path
Compare a clear recommendation with practical alternatives—without pressure.
Start with your water—not a sales pitch.
Schedule a straightforward in-home water test.