
Water treatment in New Westminster
Whole-home carbon filtration and reverse osmosis for New Westminster homes, from Queensborough to the West End, guided by a free consultation.
New Westminster draws on both of Metro Vancouver's treatment plants, the Seymour Capilano Filtration Plant and the Coquitlam Water Treatment Plant, according to the City's 2025 Water Quality Monitoring Report. The City served approximately 92,124 residents in 2025. We’re preparing to serve homes in New Westminster. Tell us your location during your consultation so we can confirm availability for your address before arranging work.
The City ran 15 dedicated sampling stations in 2025, at least one in every pressure zone, and analyzed 1,181 samples against 1,092 required. The citywide average free chlorine residual was 0.43 ppm and average turbidity was 0.27 NTU. Because the City receives water from two plants, what reaches a given street can differ.
From there you get one recommendation for your home and one written price, before anything is ordered.
New Westminster installs suit heritage houses and newer townhomes alike, with the whole-home unit at the main and a dedicated drinking water faucet.