Eden Prairie & the West Metro
Residential Water Filtration
Tiger services filtration for the whole home and for selected drinking-water fixtures. Start with where you want filtration applied, the equipment already in place, and the household goal.
- Whole-home filtration systems
- Drinking-water filtration systems
- Installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance
Where filtration happens
One home. More than one service point.
The location to be served is one of the clearest ways to narrow the equipment path. Whole-home and drinking-water systems solve different placement and capacity questions.
Whole-home filtration
Equipment installed near the home's water entry can serve water used across multiple fixtures. The plumbing layout, available space, and household goal shape the system conversation.
Drinking-water filtration
A point-of-use system can serve a selected drinking-water fixture when the need is concentrated in one location rather than throughout the home.
Reverse osmosis
Reverse osmosis is a distinct drinking-water filtration path with its own equipment and service needs. Tiger's dedicated page explains where it fits.
Common starting points
Start with what you notice at home.
You do not need to identify a cause or pick an equipment type before calling. These are the observations homeowners most often bring to a first filtration conversation.
A change at the tap
A taste, smell, or appearance you have noticed at a fixture is a common reason homeowners start a filtration conversation. Describe what you notice and where—no interpretation needed.
Visible sediment or residue
Particles collecting in aerators, or residue where water sits, are worth mentioning when you call. What the source water brings shapes which equipment is even relevant.
Thinking about the water overall
Some households look at filtration alongside softening when considering the home's water as a whole. How those systems divide the work is part of the planning conversation.
Complete equipment service
Support from installation forward.
Tiger can work with a new filtration plan or the system already serving the home.
Install
Plan a new whole-home or drinking-water filtration system around the home, service location, and intended use.
Repair
Address changes in operation, flow, controls, connections, or other concerns with filtration equipment already in place.
Replace
Compare an aging or unsuitable system with replacement equipment that fits the current plumbing and household goal.
Maintain
Keep the system on an equipment-appropriate maintenance path, including serviceable components and connections.
A system-specific fit
Choose equipment for the actual application.
Filtration equipment is designed around particular source conditions, flow needs, and service locations. Tiger can keep the recommendation tied to the actual application and explain the documented capabilities of the equipment being considered.
- Whether the need is throughout the home or at one drinking-water fixture
- Municipal water or a private well, if known
- Existing filtration equipment and where it is installed
- Any change in operation, flow, or visible condition around the system
Free estimates apply to appropriate filtration installation and replacement planning.See what the free estimate covers →
Water filtration questions
Straight answers before the assessment.
How filtration relates to softening, whole-home versus drinking-water systems, and what the free estimate covers.
How is filtration different from a water softener?
A conventional water softener reduces hardness minerals through ion exchange, while filtration equipment addresses other characteristics of the water depending on the specific system selected. Some homes use one, some use both. Conventional softening has its own page, and the right split between systems depends on the household goal and the source water.
Should I choose whole-home or drinking-water filtration?
Start with where the need shows up. A whole-home system installed near the water entry serves water used across the house, while a point-of-use system serves one selected drinking-water fixture. If the concern is concentrated at the kitchen tap, a drinking-water system may be the more focused conversation.
What will Tiger promise about the results?
Filtration equipment is designed and documented for specific applications, so Tiger keeps recommendations tied to the actual equipment being considered and its documented capabilities—not to general promises about water quality made from a webpage.
Is the estimate free?
Free estimates apply to appropriate filtration installation and replacement planning. Repair and diagnostic visits are paid service calls, and Tiger will confirm any applicable service charge when the visit is arranged.
Residential water filtration
Start with the location you want to serve.
Tell Tiger whether the need is household-wide, at a drinking-water fixture, or connected to filtration equipment already in place.