Water you’ll want to use in Citrus Heights.
You’ve seen the spots and noticed the taste. We’ll help you do something about them with filtration and softening for the house and Legacy RO at the kitchen sink.
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A kitchen drinking faucet puts filtered water within reach. The whole-home stages remove chlorine taste and smell and reduce the hardness minerals left behind on fixtures.
The well-water share changes the cleanup.
Hardness minerals leave spots and make soap residue harder to rinse away. Citrus Heights Water District’s 2025 report separates soft surface water at 17 ppm from groundwater at 100–170 ppm, moderately hard through hard on the USGS scale. The groundwater average is 137.5 ppm, hard. Those are separate source results, not a citywide tap reading. Carbon removes chlorine taste; softening does more of the cleanup work as the harder groundwater share increases.
We handle the connections and the walkthrough
A licensed installer connects the whole-home equipment and the under-sink RO system. We include the faucet and explain how to check salt and keep up with filter service.
“Jay is so thorough while performing the water testing and makes sure you feel comfortable every step of the process! Top notch customer service and follow up.”Amber Cole · Google review excerpt →
Choosing the right setup
What is included in the Citrus Heights price?
The quoted job includes whole-home filtration and softening, Legacy RO, its faucet, and installation. We identify any additional plumbing before you approve the work.
Is Citrus Heights Water District water always hard?
No. Its surface supply is soft at 17 ppm, while groundwater is moderately hard to hard at 100–170 ppm. The mix matters. We check hardness at the house before setting the equipment.
Do I need to choose a model before booking?
No. Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll look at the water, available space, and household demand, then explain the equipment and total installed price.
Can I use the RO faucet for cooking?
Yes. It supplies drinking and cooking water at the kitchen. We include the faucet and review its position with you before installation.
Helpful guides and nearby service
See what fits your Citrus Heights home.
We’ll answer the questions that matter to you and leave you with a clear picture of the work and cost.
Free in-home water test. No obligation.
Local source: Citrus Heights Water District · 2025 Consumer Confidence Report · USGS: hardness classifications and household effects · Amber Cole · Google review excerpt · Citrus Heights Water District · water quality and current reports · Sacramento County Water Agency · current reports · look up your water provider in the EWG Tap Water Database. Reviewed October 29, 2026.