
Water treatment in Vancouver
Whole-home carbon filtration and reverse osmosis drinking water for Vancouver homes on city water. It starts with a free consultation about your address.
Vancouver's water comes from Metro Vancouver and, per the City's 2024 Waterworks report, mainly through the Seymour Capilano filtration plant. The City drew 2,475 samples that year from 53 sampling stations across 1,475 km of water mains. We’re preparing to serve homes in Vancouver. Tell us your location during your consultation so we can confirm availability for your address before arranging work.
The City reported an average free chlorine level of 0.60 mg/L and an average pH of 8.39 in 2024. Metro Vancouver's 2024 report puts treated Seymour water at an average hardness of 22.3 mg/L as calcium carbonate, which is soft water, so a Vancouver consultation centres on chlorine taste and drinking water rather than scale.
From there you get one recommendation for your home and one written price, before anything is ordered.
Vancouver installs go on the main line where it enters the house, with the reverse osmosis stage under the kitchen sink.