In a traditional whole home filtration system, your water goes through several stages of treatment to reduce as many contaminants rather than eliminate them. Our unique Multi-Step Filtration, Softening, and Structuring system aims to eliminate as many biological pathogens mineral contaminants and other toxic chemicals and forever chemicals, that plague our water supply.
At the same time we soften the water and change the form of the calcium to prevent scale buidup and erase the memory of the contaminants from the water.
Finally we add information and imprint the energies of life back into the water to make it ideal for plant and animal growth!
Our system Employs a multi-stage process.
Pre-filtration: Reduces the largest water contaminants such as sediment and silt. Our unique high flow filters allow for high flow rates and phenomenal retention, using novel processes.
9 Layer Nano ceramic to remove 99.9999999999% of Bacteria, 99.99999999% of ,
9 layer Biodynamic filtration: Removes unwanted toxic elements like arsenic uranium, fluoride, forever chemicals, PFAS, PFOA, X, chlorine, chloramines, tri-halo-methanes and more! Our carbon layer is silver impregnated so that it cannot grow bacteria in the filter itself.
Magnetic and Catalytic Water Softening- We use same pole 10,000 gauss magnetic fields and vortexing past catalyst metals to convert up to 80% of the calcium ions into their crystal form where it cannot begin to build up on the inside of pipes faucets fixtures and more!
Vortexing Viktor Schauberger Style- This erases the memory of the water removing all memories of trace contaminants and disease agents.
Biofield Imprinting- We infuse and subsequently imprint the frequencies of all trace elements and the energy of life into the water making it ideal for plant and animal growth.

It’s simple if you have either well water or municipal water in the USA or Canada, you likely have contaminated water. Problem water can result in many different issues affecting your home. Signs that you need a whole home water filter include but aren’t limited to:
A rotten egg smell
Streaks on your dishes
Deposits on plumbing fixtures
Dry hair or skin after showering
Bad flavors in your drinking water
Rust stains on your appliances
Difficulty cleaning
Corroded pipes
However, your water will also contain other impurities, bacteria and viruses that you can’t see, taste or smell. Ultimately, testing your water is the only way to know exactly what contaminants are present.

Depending on the specific whole home filter you choose, these systems can reduce a wide variety of contaminants, including:
Uranium, Arsenic, Manganese, Cadmium, Chlorine
Iron
Sulfur
Carbon dioxide, Bacteria, Viruses
Forever Chemicals, PFAS, PFOA, X, Glyphosate, Ammonia,
Negative information and disease programming and memories
Total dissolved solids and more
Imprinting life giving energies and frequencies of all trace elements

Our whole home filtration, softening and structuring systems work to filter nearly all harmful contaminants from the entire home, erasing the memory of the water, and leaving healthy minerals, and imprinting the frequencies of trace elements and life .

Conversely, reverse osmosis systems specialize in reducing a broad range of contaminants from drinking water, virtually forcefully stripping all of the minerals out of the water and making the water unhealthy,
A whole home system is installed at the point of entry (such as the main water line). Our filters treat, soften, structures and imprints your home's entire water supply, including showers, appliances, faucets and more.
Meanwhile, a whole home reverse osmosis system only works to provide mineral free, drinking water but has the effect of generating wastewater where the concentrated contaminants are concentrated and go down the drain.
The key difference between whole home filtration and reverse osmosis is the presence of the mineral stripping reverse osmosis membrane. This membrane reduces a wider variety of contaminants when compared to traditional whole home filters, but leaving the harmful information in the water of all previous contaminants, and stripping the life energy from the water at the same time!
This is only partly ameliorated by running the water through mineral bed or mineral filters. Fungus and molds love to grow in RO membranes and post RO water applications. Plants do not grow well in RO treated water as well.

Choosing the right whole home water filter will depend on the square footage of your home our base model will cover up to 5000 sq ft homes with up to 5 bathrooms.
If you have well water we recommend getting your water tested so that we can provide an accurate filter replacement schedule.
Therefore, if you have a well discovering what’s in your water is the first step to finding the best solution for your home. Many water labs offer several types of water tests. In addition to the basic water testing, most labs provide more advanced testing that can detect issues such as arsenic, lead, E. coli, nitrates, copper, radon, PFOA/PFOS, bacteria, manganese and dozens more.
Once you know the contaminants present in your water, send them to us and our water expert will work with you to guarantee efficacy. They will consider factors such as water quality, the size of your household and even your home's plumbing before recommending a filter that fits your home and needs.

Just like changing oil in your car, whole home water filtration products require maintenance so you can continue enjoying their full benefits.
We recommend the following preventative measures to keep your whole home filtration system working properly:
Filter replacement: for municipal water sources filters should be replaced annually, based on how long they’ve been in use or how many gallons of water they’ve treated. The specific time frame will depend on the filters your system uses, but generally each filter should be replaced each year.
Cleaning and sanitizing the system: It’s often a good idea to do a full system sanitization when you do a filter change. We do offer an elemental iodine releasing core filter that can sanitize the system while filtering
Look out for any issues: Changes in flow rate or lingering tastes and odors are two signs that your filtration system may not be operating efficiently. Parts may need to be replaced or your system may need some additional upkeep. It’s best to call us in these instances.

The best place to install a whole home water filter is usually near your main water shut-off valve. Most often, this is located in a basement or on the perimeter of the house.
The filtration system should connect with the existing plumbing line in a horizontal run after the main water shut-off valve. But it must be attached before the plumbing line branches out to other parts of the house.