Whole-Home Water Filtration
Treat your entire home. Showers, sinks, and appliances all use pure water
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NTX Water Pros helps homeowners get cleaner, better tasting water.
We offer whole-home water filters, reverse osmosis drinking water, water softeners, chlorine filters, and city & well water treatment.
We work with you to understand your current water quality and which system is right for you, your family, and your home.
- Whole-Home Filtration
- Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water
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Tell us what you're seeing at the tap and we'll take it from there.
From Consultation To Completion In 3 Easy Steps
Purifying Your Water Has Never Been Easier
At NTX Water Pros, we pride ourselves on our no-pressure quoting process. We work with you to design a water filtration system that fits your water quality, your home, and your budget.
01Water Quality Review
Understanding your water quality today helps us build out the water filtration system for your tomorrow. Optional in-home testing is available.
02Clear Recommendations
We determine the right water filtration equipment to solve your unique problems. Each component is specifically chosen to deliver exceptional results.
03Professional Installation
Licensed and insured plumbers install, calibrate, and configure your system. Backed by a 100% workmanship guarantee and manufacturer equipment warranties.
Not sure what your water needs?
Start with your water. We will tell you what is in it and which options actually address it.
Our Services · Comprehensive Water Treatment Solutions
Complete Water Filtration & Treatment For North Texas Homes
Whole-home filtration, reverse osmosis drinking water, water softeners, carbon filtration, well water treatment, and city water treatment — selected based on what your water actually contains, not on a package.
Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water
Purify the water you use for drinking, cooking, and making ice
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Well Water Treatment
Eliminate the rust staining and rotten egg smell from your well’s water
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Water Softener Systems
Protect your plumbing and appliances by removing calcium and other hard minerals
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City Water Treatment
Provide your home with clean water by removing the chemicals used in city water
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NTX Water Pros Knows North Texas Water
We serve seven counties northwest of the DFW metroplex: Denton, Wise, Montague, Cooke, Jack, Clay, and Wichita.
In town, most homes run on city water. The complaints are almost always hard water and the taste of chlorine.
Outside the city limits, most homes run on a well. The problems there are rust stains, rotten egg smell, and sediment.
Different problems need different equipment. That is why we start by learning about what is actually in your water.
Water Systems
Take a look at what is actually in your water. Every public water system has to publish its test results each year under EPA rules, and we link you straight to yours.
Find your water systemWell Tests
Each aquifer providing water to North Texans has unique water conditions. We have done our homework to understand what conditions typically exist and the filtration needs for your area.
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Common Questions About Water Treatment
What's the difference between whole-home filtration and reverse osmosis?
Whole-home filtration treats water at the point it enters the house, so every fixture benefits. Reverse osmosis goes further on dissolved solids but works at one point of use, usually the kitchen sink. Plenty of homes use both.
Do I need a water softener?
If you're seeing scale on fixtures, spotting on glassware, soap that won't lather, or a water heater that's gotten noisy, hardness is the likely cause. A test tells you how hard the water actually is, which determines the size of the system.
Can you treat both well water and city water?
Yes, and they're handled differently. Wells tend toward iron, sulfur, sediment, and pH. Municipal supply tends toward hardness and disinfectant taste.
What does carbon filtration do?
Carbon adsorbs chlorine and many of the compounds behind taste and odor. It doesn't remove hardness — that's a separate process.
How do I know which system is right for my home?
From what your water actually is. On a city system your utility publishes its results every year. On a well, the aquifer it draws from sets the baseline and what you are seeing at the tap fills in the rest. The same symptom can come from more than one cause, so the equipment follows from the water rather than from the catalog.
Get In Touch With Us
Tell us what you're seeing at the tap — staining, taste, scale, odor — and we'll work out what's behind it and what actually addresses it.
- Call(940) 247-0644
- Email[email protected]
- Service AreaServing North Texas, from Denton County north and west to Wichita Falls.