Enter your ZIP code, then select the provider on your water bill. Public reports describe the supply and may not reflect water at your own faucet.
Your ZIP can include more than one water provider. Confirm the provider on your water bill. A ZIP lookup is not a test of your home’s water.
Find a possible provider and review the available public water information.
Select the provider name printed on your water bill. The local water snapshot will update automatically.
Products appear when their treatment function matches one or more local water goals highlighted above.
Matched to a scale-control goal.
Helps manage scale formation without salt or electricity. It does not soften water or remove TDS.
View GX-WD-001
Matched to a hardness-removal goal.
Ion exchange removes calcium and magnesium hardness. Final capacity depends on hardness, water use and peak flow.
View GX-WS Series
Matched to visible grit, rust, sand or larger particles.
A reusable first-stage pre-filter for larger particles. It does not remove dissolved chemicals, hardness or microorganisms.
View GX-SP-02
Matched to a carbon-stage and whole-house treatment goal.
Confirm disinfectant type, peak flow and product documentation. This system does not claim PFAS, lead, nitrate or hardness removal.
View GX-WP-V20T
Matched only when a microbiological need is confirmed.
UV does not remove hardness, sediment, chlorine, PFAS, lead, nitrate or other dissolved chemicals.
View GX-LED-12Not every home needs the same treatment. Choose the concern that best matches what you see, smell or want to protect.
ZIP code is used to identify possible local water providers. Reviewed public utility information is then translated into household water factors and product categories.
Source documents stay available for anyone who wants the technical details, while the main page focuses on what a homeowner may want to improve.
