One dual-tank whole-home system
The Legacy Premier is a dual-tank whole-home filtration system that also provides softening. Filtration and softening perform different functions inside the coordinated whole-home setup, but Family First Water does not present them as separate packages that a homeowner must choose between.
| Part of the system | Its role |
|---|---|
| Whole-home filtration | Uses the installed filtration media for its documented treatment functions. Performance depends on the exact configuration, incoming water, operating conditions, and maintenance. |
| Softening | Addresses calcium and magnesium associated with hardness as part of the dual-tank whole-home system. |
| Point of entry | The coordinated system treats water where it enters the home so filtration and softening serve the household together. |
Legacy RO completes the package
The whole-home system is packaged with Legacy RO beneath the kitchen sink. Legacy RO provides additional treatment for drinking and cooking water through a dedicated faucet. Together, the package covers whole-home water and a dedicated drinking-water location without asking the homeowner to assemble separate products.
Why the in-home visit still matters
The package is designed to address common concerns involving taste or odor, scale or spotting, and dedicated drinking water. The complimentary visit lets Family First Water review the water source, household concerns, plumbing access, equipment space, and installation requirements before confirming fit and preparing a customized quote.
What the complete installation includes
- Legacy Premier dual-tank whole-home filtration system with softening.
- Legacy RO drinking-water system beneath the kitchen sink.
- A dedicated drinking-water faucet.
- Professional installation and a customized written quote.
- System-specific maintenance and written limited-warranty terms to review.
View a completed Sacramento package or see Rancho Cordova whole-home and reverse osmosis projects.
- City of Sacramento: 2025 Consumer Confidence Report →
- City of Roseville: 2025 Water Quality Report ↗
- City of Folsom: Water Quality Information ↗
- CDC: Choosing Home Water Filters ↗
Reviewed October 3, 2026. Follow current guidance from your own water utility.