Austin water needs more than a single filter cartridge — but it doesn't need a traditional salt-based softener or a wasteful reverse osmosis setup either. PureWay's 3-stage inline system handles scale, chloramine, and a wide range of contaminants in one whole-home install.
Water contact isn't limited to drinking. Hot showers open pores and vaporize chlorine and chloramine into steam, so a whole-home system treats what a sink filter never reaches. See why that matters.
Every whole-home install is built around PureWay's 3-stage inline filter, mounted at your main water line so every tap in the house runs through it — not just the kitchen sink. No electricity, no salt, no chemicals added, no wastewater, and no service contracts required.
A pleated, high-capacity pre-filter with an electropositive nano-alumina charge that captures particles most mechanical filters miss, plus an anti-scale core that keeps calcium and magnesium dissolved instead of crystallizing into scale on your pipes and water heater.
Infused with Agion silver and built on the same electropositive nanotechnology used in medical and dental water systems, capturing contaminants down to 0.2 microns — including bacteria and viruses — at a nine-log (99.9999999%) capture and kill rate.
A high-density, coconut-shell catalytic carbon block engineered specifically to break down chloramine — which standard carbon can't fully remove — along with PFAS, VOCs, and pesticides, for a final clean, great-tasting result.
Before recommending anything, it's worth being straight about what the common alternatives actually do — and don't do.
Refrigerator and pitcher filters (like Brita) only treat a small fraction of household water use, can be prone to mold growth if not changed on schedule, and typically don't remove bacteria, viruses, fungi, or cysts.
Ion-exchange softeners remove calcium and magnesium — minerals your body needs — using sodium, and they don't remove chemicals, bacteria, fungi, or cysts. They also carry ongoing salt and service costs.
RO systems can waste 3–20 times more water than they produce, strip out healthy minerals along with contaminants, and require regular professional maintenance. Whole-house RO systems add electricity dependence and a large footprint, often at a cost of $15,000–$30,000 or more.
PureWay's 3-stage system is different: no electricity, no salt, no added chemicals, no wastewater, and no service contracts — while still protecting against scale, chloramine, and a wide range of biological and chemical contaminants.
PureWay systems are backed by in-house testing and independent third-party validation against a wide range of contaminants — not just hardness. Membership in the 99.99% Club means your system has been verified to reduce all of the following by 99.99%:
PureWay systems meet and exceed NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53, and 61.
PureWay systems are designed to improve the quality of potable municipal water across four categories of contaminants:
Disinfecting byproducts, pharmaceuticals, vinyl chloride, chlorine, chloramine, pesticides, PFAS, VOCs.
Iron, lead, chromium, arsenic, mercury, nickel, copper, zinc.
Bacteria, viruses, parasites, cysts, and odor-causing organisms.
Biofilm fragments, oxidized iron, fine particles, microplastics, sediment, sand, rust, silt.
Actual performance varies with water chemistry, flow rate, and usage. Filters should be replaced according to schedule to maintain performance. For full performance data, see purewayfiltration.com/performance.
View IAPMO R&T certification documents (NSF/ANSI 42, 53 & 61) →
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From day one, your system is covered: housings carry a limited lifetime warranty, installation materials are covered for one year, and cartridges include a one-year pro-rated warranty. See official warranty terms for full details and coverage limitations.
The free water test tells us exactly what you're dealing with — we'll recommend from there.