Municipal water, finished at your meter
City Water Filtration in Allentown
Allentown’s water leaves the Lehigh County Authority plant treated and chlorinated — and still hard from limestone, still tasting like a pool in summer, still riding older mains into Center City and West End housing. City water filtration is carbon for taste, a softener when your grains-per-gallon reading earns it, and kitchen reverse osmosis when a lead sample says so. We design from a free test.
This is not a well package with the labels swapped. Allentown homes do not need acid neutralizers or iron filters as a default. They need the municipal train: chlorine residual, hardness, sediment after flushing, and in pre-1986 row homes a one-time lead check. PFAS belongs on the CCR first, then certified carbon or RO if you want a home barrier — not a scare pitch.
Sound familiar?
Problems this system solves
The payoff
Why NEPA homeowners choose this system
Built for city supply
No leftover well stages on limestone municipal water.
Every tap
When carbon is at the point of entry, the whole house loses the pool character.
Hardness only when earned
Softening rides along when the reading says so — not automatically.
Free Allentown tap test
Hardness, chlorine, TDS. Written design after, no obligation.
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