Central Coast NSW · Installed by a licensed plumber
A filter goes on the mains, so the chlorine smell leaves your shower and every tap in the house runs filtered water. A 6-stage reverse osmosis system goes under the kitchen sink, on its own tap, for drinking and cooking.
10-year warranty · One afternoon · We take the packaging with us
Four quick details. We'll text you back with your install date and confirm the price.
We'll text you shortly to confirm your suburb, your install date and the price.
Why people call us
Nobody rings a water filtration company out of curiosity. It's usually one of these three.
Run a hot bath and you can smell the chlorine before the water's halfway up. Your skin feels tight the second you get out. You've changed shampoo twice and it made no difference.
There's a jug in the fridge door, or cartons in the pantry, or you've just quietly given up and everyone drinks something else. A jug does two litres at a time and does nothing at all for your shower.
A test kit on the bench, a laptop presentation, a number that needed a payment plan, and a discount if you signed that night. You said you'd think about it. You're still thinking about it.
What actually goes in
One changes how your water feels. The other changes what you swallow. That's why you want both, and why nobody should be selling you one as if it does the other.
A Puretec WH2-60 twin housing plumbed into your mains, so every tap, every shower head and the laundry run filtered water. Stage one takes out sediment and grit. Stage two is a carbon block, which Puretec rate for excellent chlorine reduction — that's the smell in the shower and the taste in the kettle.
A reverse osmosis system on its own dedicated tap at the sink, for drinking and cooking. The membrane is a genuine barrier — orders of magnitude tighter than any cartridge filter — designed to reduce a wide range of dissolved contaminants. The last stage puts minerals back in, so it tastes like water instead of tasting like nothing.
The whole number
There's no "from", no call-out fee, no travel charge and no upsell on the day. If your place needs something unusual we tell you on the phone, before anyone books a van.
Nothing after that but cartridges once a year — and the first year's on us.
Start to finish
Name, mobile, email, suburb. Sixty seconds. You'll get a text back the same day — usually inside the hour — confirming whether we cover your street.
We ask where your water meter is, what your kitchen sink looks like underneath, and whether you own the place. That's it. If your place isn't suited, we say so on the phone rather than sending someone out to find a reason to charge you more.
A licensed plumber fits both systems, flushes them, shows you how to change a cartridge, and takes the packaging with him. You turn on the new tap and pour a glass.
The Glass Test · 90 days
Drink from your new tap for 90 days. If you'd honestly rather go back to what you had before, call us — we come and uninstall the lot and refund every dollar you paid. You keep the year of cartridges.
We can offer that because almost nobody ever goes back. It also means the only way we make money is if the water is genuinely better, which is the right way round.
Before you fill the form in
Yes — both systems, the plumber, the fittings, GST, and the first year of cartridges. The only things that would ever change it are genuinely unusual: no accessible mains, a meter a long way from the house, or a sink cabinet that physically can't take the unit. We find that out on a ten-minute phone call, not on the day with the water already off.
One set of cartridges a year for the mains unit and the RO system. We deliver your first set free at 12 months. After that it's a few hundred dollars a year if you buy them from us, and you're welcome to buy them anywhere — they're standard parts, not locked to us.
The mains unit is rated to 60 litres a minute, which is well above what a normal home draws even with a shower and the washing machine going. You should not be able to feel it. The RO tap is separate and runs at its own slower rate — that's normal for reverse osmosis, and it's why it has a dedicated tap rather than replacing your mixer.
No — and be careful with anyone who insists on it. A test kit on your kitchen bench is a sales tool, not a laboratory. Central Coast mains water is chlorinated, treated drinking water; what we fit reduces chlorine, sediment, taste and odour through the house and gives you reverse-osmosis water at the sink. If you want real numbers on your specific supply, Central Coast Council publishes its water quality reports and we're happy to walk you through yours.
Not usually, and we'd rather tell you now than waste your afternoon. Both systems are plumbed in permanently, so it needs the owner's sign-off. If you manage the property or you can get the landlord on the phone, call us and we'll work it out.
A licensed NSW plumber — his own licence, his own insurance, his own van. We don't send salespeople, and the person fitting your system isn't paid to sell you anything while he's there. He can't discount it and he can't upgrade you. He fits it, tests it, and leaves.
We run installs on the Coast most weeks. Once you've had the phone call and picked a day, it's typically inside a fortnight — sooner if there's a gap in the run.
Last thing
One is a shopping list item forever. The other is one afternoon and $2,999, and then every tap in the house is filtered and there's a glass of good water three metres from wherever you're standing.
Three details is all we need to tell you whether we cover your street.
Gosford · Terrigal · Erina · Woy Woy · Wyong · The Entrance · Toukley · and the rest of the Coast
