Las Vegas Water Filtration Systems

Types of Water Filtration Systems

Resolution Plumbing offers homeowners a range of options, including the following: 

Activated Carbon Filters

Activated carbon filters are popular for their ability to remove chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and unpleasant odors from water. These filters work by adsorbing impurities onto the surface of the carbon particles, improving the taste and smell of your water. 

For many homes in Clark County, an activated carbon unit is often installed as part of a whole-house system, so every tap benefits from improved taste and odor. We can size the filter based on the number of bathrooms you have and how much water your household typically uses. Our plumbers also review where the main water line enters your property to find a location that allows easy access for future cartridge changes and routine checks without disrupting your day.

Reverse Osmosis Systems

Reverse osmosis systems use a semipermeable membrane to remove a wide range of contaminants, including dissolved solids, heavy metals, and bacteria. This process is highly effective, producing purified water that is ideal for drinking and cooking. These systems are typically installed under sinks and are favored for their ability to deliver clean, safe water.

In many Las Vegas homes, we install a reverse osmosis tap at the kitchen sink so families have purified water available for drinking, ice makers, and food preparation without treating every gallon used elsewhere. During our visit, we evaluate your existing plumbing configuration, discuss how quickly you go through drinking water, and explain the maintenance schedule in plain language. This helps you decide whether a point-of-use system, a whole home water filtration system Las Vegas residents can rely on, or a combination of both is the right fit for your household.

Ultraviolet (UV) Disinfection

UV disinfection systems utilize ultraviolet light to kill bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms in water. This chemical-free method effectively disinfects water without altering its taste or odor. UV systems are often used in conjunction with other filtration systems to provide comprehensive water treatment.

Because UV units treat water as it passes through the chamber, we pay close attention to flow rate and pre-filtration. Sediment or discoloration can block light from reaching microorganisms, so we may recommend pairing UV disinfection with a sediment or carbon filter. Our team explains how the indicator lights and alarms work so you know when the lamp needs attention. For homeowners using private wells on the outskirts of the Las Vegas Valley, UV can provide an important additional layer of protection against biological contaminants that mechanical filters alone cannot remove.

Distillation Systems

Distillation systems purify water by heating it to create steam, which is then condensed back into liquid form, leaving impurities behind. This method removes contaminants such as heavy metals, minerals, and some organic compounds. 

Because distillation can be slower than other treatment methods, these systems are usually recommended for specific uses, such as drinking water for small households or water for certain appliances that benefit from low mineral content. We review the amount of water you actually need each day and help you compare distillation to other options so you are not overinvesting in equipment that does not match your lifestyle. Our plumbers also go over basic cleaning and descaling steps so your system continues to perform at the level you expect.

Sediment Filters

Sediment filters trap and remove particles like sand, silt, and rust from water, protecting other filtration systems from clogging. These filters serve as a first line of defense, allowing larger impurities to be removed early in the filtration process. 

In many Las Vegas and Henderson neighborhoods, older service lines or construction activity can introduce fine particles into the water supply. A properly selected sediment filter placed near the point where water enters your home helps capture this material before it reaches fixtures, softeners, or drinking water systems. We explain the differences between cartridge and spin-down filters, show you how to recognize when a filter is nearing the end of its useful life, and discuss maintenance options so you can choose the balance of convenience and cost that feels right.

Water Filtration Services in Las Vegas You Can Trust

The professional team in our Las Vegas office has been doing this work for over 18 years. We understand effective ways to protect your water supply. That is supported by the great reviews from previous customers and the strong warranty that comes with our service.

When we visit your home, we start by asking questions about your water concerns, such as taste, staining, or issues with fixtures, and then we inspect the existing plumbing layout. From there, we can recommend equipment sized correctly for your home instead of relying on one-size-fits-all packages. Our team explains the pros and cons of each option in straightforward language so you can compare choices and make a decision that feels comfortable.

After installation, we remain available to help with routine filter changes, performance checks, and any questions that come up as you use the new system. Many homeowners in the Las Vegas Valley appreciate having a local plumbing company that remembers their home, keeps records of past service, and can suggest adjustments if family needs or water conditions change. Our goal is to make caring for your water treatment system simple so you can focus on enjoying reliable, better-tasting water.

Call (725) 373-2471 or contact us online to get a free estimate for your home water filter in Las Vegas and surrounding areas. We work with both English and Spanish-speaking homeowners.