
Under-sink reverse osmosis
Kitchen Drinking Water
A dedicated drinking-water tap for cooking, coffee and daily refills, with under-sink reverse osmosis and a separate storage tank.
Explore system ↗SANTA BARBARA / WATER AT HOME
Filtration, softening and kitchen drinking water, chosen for the water that actually reaches your Santa Barbara tap.
Water Filtration Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara · (805) 456-2449

Santa Barbara water, considered
Surface water and desalinated water can call for very different softener settings. A reading at your home is the useful starting point.
Read your local water guide ↗Start with the local report
The City’s June 2026 report lists recommended softener settings of 21–29 grains per gallon for surface water and 2.5–4.5 for desalinated water. These are source-dependent guidance, not a measurement of your home. The report says the City met or exceeded state and federal drinking-water standards.
A purpose for every stage
Kitchen drinking water, whole-home filtration and softening. Compare the systems and choose the right fit for your home.

Under-sink reverse osmosis
A dedicated drinking-water tap for cooking, coffee and daily refills, with under-sink reverse osmosis and a separate storage tank.
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Sediment and carbon filtration
Sediment and carbon filtration selected around your home's flow and incoming water, for taste and odor concerns throughout the home.
Explore system ↗Salt-based ion-exchange softening
Measured hardness reduction for a home with mineral scale, using an ion-exchange softener programmed around your test results and household use.
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Separate filtration and softening stages
A coordinated filtration and softening setup for homes that need both taste-and-odor treatment and measurable hardness reduction.
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Whole-home filtration, softening and kitchen RO
Whole-home filtration and softening, with a dedicated reverse-osmosis faucet for drinking and cooking. One assessment brings the equipment, installation and maintenance plan together.
Explore system ↗From questions to a clear plan
Begin with the utility on your bill and measured hardness. Then review main-line access, cabinet space and your household’s water use.
Compare equipment, installation requirements, consumables and coverage before choosing. An assessment request is not a purchase commitment.
Your final handover should include installed model numbers, settings, maintenance instructions and written warranty contacts.
A useful starting point
Choose a goal to see a starting point. Equipment selection still needs an assessment.
Confidence, in writing
Find equipment care, maintenance guidance and a clear service contact in one place.
Review equipment & workmanship coverage ↗A considered next step
Start with your address, water provider and the concern you want to solve.