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Storm hit your water setup? Get a plain plan by phone: (281) 519-3631

Webster · Nassau Bay · League City · Friendswood

(281) 519-3631
Two technicians in a garage mounting three filter housings on a plywood board, one holding a level and one marking, beside a blue softener tank and black brine tank

About Water Filtration Webster: Water Treatment That Starts With a Test

We install and service water filtration in your home, from whole-home filters to under-sink reverse osmosis. When a storm or a broken line changes what comes out of your tap, we help you figure out what happened and what is worth fixing. No pressure. Just straight answers.

Technician kneeling at an open kitchen sink cabinet with an under-sink filter system, holding a water sample vial and test strip as a homeowner looks on

How We Work

We are a small water treatment outfit, and most jobs are not complicated. We learn what is in your water, then install gear that deals with it. For a chlorine smell, a carbon filter usually does the job. For white crust on faucets and buildup in the water heater, a softener may be the fix. And some days the test says your water is fine as it is, so we tell you that and leave it there.

Plenty of our calls come right after something goes wrong. Heavy rain floods over a wellhead. A main break kicks loose sediment in the lines. A boil notice gets lifted, but the water still smells strange. People want to move fast when that happens, and fast is when it is easy to overspend. So we put one step ahead of any equipment: test first, then decide.

After a system goes in, we do not walk away from it. We offer full services after the sale, so filter swaps, resin checks and questions down the road still come to us. Installation is free, which means no added labor charge just to get the system connected.

What You Can Expect From Us

  1. 01

    A test before a sales pitch

    We check your water before we suggest anything. If a hardness test shows a softener would not help, we say so. After a storm, water testing is usually the smartest first step.

  2. 02

    Plain answers after damage

    After flooding or a line break, we look at what actually changed. Maybe a well took in surface water, maybe sediment got into the pipes, maybe a filter clogged overnight. We sort out what needs attention today and what can wait.

  3. 03

    Careful work inside your home

    We put down covers, keep our tools in a tight work area, and take packaging and old cartridges with us. Before we leave, we point out the valve that routes water around the system and walk you through turning it, so you can take the unit offline on your own.

  4. 04

    Upkeep that does not get forgotten

    A filter only works if it gets changed on time. We go over the schedule for your system and take care of the upkeep on what we install.

Where We Work

Webster is home base. From here we go out to Nassau Bay, League City, Friendswood, Taylor Lake Village, El Lago, Kemah, Seabrook, Dickinson, Pasadena and Alvin. Some of our customers are on city water and some are on private wells, and they tend to ask different things. City water calls are mostly about taste, odor or old pipes. Well owners who just went through high water want to know if anything washed into the well, so we test before we talk equipment.

  • Webster
  • Nassau Bay
  • League City
  • Friendswood
  • Taylor Lake Village
  • El Lago
  • Kemah
  • Pasadena
  • Alvin
  • Dickinson
  • Seabrook
Two tall black water treatment tanks with a control head, a black brine tank, twin blue filter housings and a UV sterilizer plumbed on a garage wall

Tell Us What Changed in Your Water

Describe what you are seeing, tasting or smelling, and we will tell you what we would check first. If a system makes sense for your home, you can get your quote by phone.