
Pick by what your water has
- Chlorine taste and smell, or sand and rust. Filtration. Read whole-house water filtration.
- Hard water: spots on glass, scale on fixtures and heaters. Softening or scale protection. Read water softeners and conditioners. Your city's published hardness is on the hard water by city page.
- Both. A combination system, or a filter plus a scale stage.
- The water you drink and cook with. A tap system. Read reverse osmosis drinking water.
The whole-home systems
Filtration, no salt
- Nuvia Carbon CRS. Three stages and a programmed backwash, built for chlorine taste and smell.
- Nuvia Advantage. Five stages, filtration plus a scale stage.
- Nuvia Sentry. Wall-mounted, with sediment, scale and carbon-block stages, listed at up to 40 gallons per minute.
- Nuvia Filtro. A self-cleaning sediment filter, listed at up to 28 gallons per minute.
Scale protection, no salt
- Nuvia Scale Shield. Sediment and scale control, listed at up to 40 gallons per minute.
- Nuvia Thermo Guard. Built for tankless water heaters, gas or electric.
Softening, where a salt-based unit is allowed at your address
- Nuvia Simplicity. Softening with a sediment stage.
- Nuvia Pro. Two tanks, one for filtration and one for softening.
- Nuvia Signature. Filtration and softening in one system.
Some cities restrict salt-based units. The softeners page says which, and explains the salt-free and exchange-tank options.
What these systems do not do
A whole-home system does not give you reverse osmosis water, and a filter does not remove hardness. We sell these systems for taste, odor, sediment, hardness and scale. We do not make health claims about them.
Start with the free water analysis
The free water analysis is done at your tap. It looks at hardness, chlorine and total dissolved solids, and it is not a health screening. You see the numbers, then you pick the system that fits them.
Sources
- Nuvia Pro (live product page)
- Nuvia Signature (live product page)
- Nuvia Simplicity (live product page)
- Nuvia Advantage (live product page)
- Nuvia Carbon CRS (live product page)
- Nuvia Sentry (live product page)
- Nuvia Filtro (live product page)
- Nuvia Scale Shield (live product page)
- Nuvia Thermo Guard (live product page)
Questions people ask
What is the difference between filtering, conditioning and softening?
Filtering takes out sediment and chlorine. Conditioning changes how hardness minerals form scale, but the minerals stay in the water. Softening removes the hardness minerals. They are different jobs, and some Nuvia systems combine two of them.
How do I know which system I need?
Start with what you notice and what your water has. Chlorine smell and taste points to filtration. Spots on glass and scale on fixtures point to hardness, and your city's published number says how hard it is. The free water analysis measures your own tap.
Can any of these systems be installed in any city?
Not salt-based softeners. Some cities and sewer agencies restrict them, and the rules depend on your address. The filtration and salt-free scale systems do not use salt or send brine to the drain.
Are these systems for drinking water?
Whole-home systems treat the water for the whole house, so the taste improves at every tap. For the water you drink and cook with, a reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink goes a step further.
Book your free water analysis today.
A Nuvia specialist checks your water at your tap and shows you the numbers.
