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Your utility's own lab results

Your tap water passed the test. Now read the fine print.

Legal and safe are not the same word. See what is actually in your water, by name, in 60 seconds.

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Comparing every reported contaminant against independent health guidelines.

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contaminants above the health guideline in your water.

The worst one is here right now.

This is not a future risk. It is in the glass you would pour right now. The question is only what you do about it.

Three quick questions, then your full report.

They decide which fix we recommend for your home.

Who drinks this water at home?
What would you most want fixed?
How old is your water heater?
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Your fix

The next step

The SwiftPro $29 Water Visit

Real numbers: a Reverse Osmosis (RO) system installs for about $997. Water softeners run $1,999 to $3,999. Whole-home filtration runs $3,999 to $8,999. The visit that tells you exactly which one your water actually needs is $29, and every dollar of it comes off your install.

A licensed technician tests your water at your kitchen table.
✓ The full $29 is credited to your project if you move forward.
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Certified hardness water test
We measure exactly how hard your water is, in grains per gallon, on the spot.
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Water heater age and health check
We confirm the age of your water heater and whether it needs maintenance.
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Space, access, and needs review
We confirm what fits your home and what you actually want out of your water.
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Written in-person quote
A clear price you can hold, good for 7 days. No pressure, no phone-tag.
⏱ Quote good for 7 days ⚡ Same or next-day install 💳 $29 applied to your install
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Straight answers

What Northern Virginia homeowners ask about their water.

The questions people type into Google and ask their AI assistant at 11pm. Answered plainly, first, then in full.

Is tap water in Northern Virginia safe to drink? +
Northern Virginia tap water meets federal legal limits, but legal limits are not the same as health guidelines. Utilities like Fairfax Water and Loudoun Water publish annual tests showing contaminants such as chromium-6, PFAS, and disinfection byproducts present at levels that are legal, yet above the health guidelines set by independent scientists. Your specific reading above shows which ones, and by how much.
Do I need a reverse osmosis system if I already have city water? +
City water is treated to kill germs, not to remove dissolved chemicals like PFAS, chromium-6, nitrate, or lead picked up from home plumbing. A reverse osmosis (RO) system installed at the kitchen tap removes most of these dissolved contaminants, which standard city treatment and pitcher filters are not designed to fully remove. If your reading shows contaminants above the guideline, RO is the most direct fix for the water you drink.
What is the difference between a water softener and a whole-home filter? +
A softener removes the calcium and magnesium that cause scale. A whole-home filter reduces chlorine, sediment, and many chemical contaminants. The softener protects your pipes, water heater, and fixtures from hard-water buildup. The filter improves the water at every tap. Many Northern Virginia homes benefit from both, plus reverse osmosis (RO) at the kitchen sink for drinking water. We help you weigh the options on the visit.
How do I know if my water is hard? +
Signs of hard water include white scale on faucets and glassware, soap that will not lather, dry skin and hair, and a water heater that rumbles or runs out of hot water sooner than it should. The only way to know for certain is a certified hardness test measured in grains per gallon. That test is the first thing we do on the $29 visit.
How long does a water heater last, and how do I know if mine is going bad? +
A typical tank water heater lasts 8 to 12 years. Warning signs include rumbling or popping sounds, rusty or cloudy hot water, water pooling near the base, and running out of hot water faster than before. Hard water shortens a heater's life by building scale inside the tank, which is why treating the water protects the heater. We confirm your heater's age and condition during the visit.
Does reverse osmosis remove PFAS forever chemicals? +
Yes. Reverse osmosis (RO) is one of the most effective home methods for reducing PFAS, the so-called forever chemicals, along with lead, chromium-6, nitrate, and many other dissolved contaminants. An RO system installed under the kitchen sink filters the water you drink and cook with, which is where it matters most.
How much does whole-home water filtration cost to install? +
Cost depends on your water chemistry, home size, and which system fits your needs, so the honest answer is that it should be quoted in person after a hardness test. That is exactly what the $29 visit is for. We test your water, check your water heater, and hand you a written quote that is good for 7 days. The $29 is credited toward the installation.
How fast can you install a system? +
For most Northern Virginia homes, once you choose a system, installation can happen the same day or the next day depending on the project. A reverse osmosis (RO) unit at the kitchen sink is a same-day job. Whole-home filtration and softeners are usually completed in a single visit.
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Every water system, every contaminant, in plain English.

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Cited deep dives on the contaminants that show up in local water, and what they do.

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What to do about it

How the fixes actually work, what each one does not do, and what they cost.

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