Municipal water treatment

If another company has already quoted you $5,000, $6,000, $7,000 or more, read this before you sign anything.

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If another company has already quoted you $5,000, $6,000, $7,000 or more, read this before you sign anything.

Most of that number never touches the equipment that ends up in your garage. Before you pay for a single piece of a water system you are paying four other people: the representative who drove out to your house, the commission he earns the moment you say yes, the setter who booked him the appointment, and the national advertising budget that put his company in front of you in the first place.

We do not employ a single one of them. All four of those costs came out of the business, and they came off your price. The system we install does the same job in the same house, it is made in America, and it runs on its own solar panel rather than on your power bill.

A typical in-home quote

$7,000

Arrived at after a three hour presentation at your kitchen table

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SolarPure, installed

$3,295

Or $3,995 with ultrafiltration drinking water at the kitchen sink

Installed by Sunologi, Inc., licensed Florida contractor CBC1261200.

Read us the quote you were given. Our price is already on this page, so the call is not about our number. We will go through theirs with you and tell you how much of it is equipment, how much is commission and advertising, and what it will keep costing you after the installer leaves. It is a quick call, with no salesperson. If you’d prefer someone to come out first, we’ll arrange a visit.

Call 877-709-PURE and compare your quote Have us call you instead

You know the price. Let’s answer your questions.

Not sure which system to choose? Wondering what installation involves? Call and we’ll talk through what makes sense for your home. If you’d prefer someone to come out first, we’ll arrange a visit. When you’re ready, we can schedule your installation.

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Why ours runs on the sun

The difference

Why ours runs on the sun

Every SolarPure^™ system carries its own solar panel. That one design choice is why it costs nothing to run and why it goes places other systems cannot.

1

Its own solar panel

The panel ships with the system. Nothing to wire into the house, nothing shared with another circuit.

1 hr

Of daylight a day

That is all it takes to recharge the long life NiMH battery backup that holds your settings.

$0

On your power bill

It adds nothing to what you pay the utility, and it installs where there is no outlet.

Ultrafiltration at the kitchen sink, with nothing going down the drain

The drinking water stage

Ultrafiltration at the kitchen sink, with nothing going down the drain

The SolarPure Complete system adds a three stage direct-connect filter under the kitchen sink. It plumbs inline with the cold water line you already have, it needs no drain connection and no separate faucet, and it holds better than a gallon and a half a minute so the tap still behaves like a tap.

1

Sediment filter

5 micron polypropylene

Catches the dirt, rust, scale and silt that come down the line before any of it reaches the finer stages.

2

Carbon block

0.5 to 1 micron premium carbon

Adsorbs chlorine and chloramine, volatile organic compounds, lead and the odors that ride along with them.

3

Ultrafiltration

0.01 micron hollow fiber

A physical barrier tight enough to block bacteria, viruses, parasites and microplastics, while the natural minerals pass straight through.

Nothing goes down the drain

Reverse osmosis runs cross-flow, which means it constantly sends water across the membrane to keep it clean and straight down the drain. Ultrafiltration is forward-flow, so every drop that enters the system comes out of your tap.

No wasted water on your bill

A standard reverse osmosis system sends two to four gallons down the drain for every gallon it gives you to drink. A direct-connect ultrafiltration system wastes none of it.

No drain connection, so far less to leak

Reverse osmosis needs a drain saddle clamped onto the trap under your sink, and that pressurized tap into a thin waste line is a common cause of slow cabinet leaks nobody notices for months. Ultrafiltration needs no drain line at all.

Water that still tastes like water

Reverse osmosis strips everything down to 0.0001 microns, including the calcium and magnesium that give water its taste, which is why it often comes out flat and slightly acidic. Ultrafiltration stops at 0.01 microns, which blocks what you want blocked and leaves the minerals alone.

An honest look at what hard water is doing to your house

What you are up against

An honest look at what hard water is doing to your house

Florida sits on limestone aquifers, so hard water is close to universal here, and the chlorine the utility adds to keep the supply safe arrives right along with it.

Hard water scale and mineral crust built up on a chrome bathroom faucet — Scale builds up on everything
Hard water leaves a mineral crust on faucets and shower glass, and the same thing is happening inside your water heater where you cannot see it.

A single water droplet falling into still water, forming concentric rings — Chlorine is in there by design
The utility has to disinfect the supply before it reaches you, so chlorine goes in at the plant and it is still there at your tap, in the glass and in the shower.

A clear glass being filled with clean drinking water — Drinking water gets handled too
The Complete system adds three stage ultrafiltration at the kitchen sink, so the water you cook with and drink is treated separately and properly.

Four media beds and four fail-safes

What is in the tank

Four media beds and four fail-safes

These are the same media a water treatment professional would specify to build this properly, in a tank where the failure modes have been designed out rather than covered by a warranty claim.

Stage 1

Catalytic activated carbon

Catalytic carbon filters out the chemical chlorine and chloramine the city adds, clearing up the bad taste and smell that come with them.

Stage 2

Ion exchange resin

Ion exchange resin pulls out the hard minerals that leave white crust on your faucets and shower glass, and that wear out your water heater.

Stage 3

KDF

KDF helps reduce heavy metals and the iron some older city distribution mains can contribute, the kind that shows up as orange staining, and helps keep bacteria from growing inside the tank.

Stage 4

Garnet gravel

Garnet gravel sits at the bottom and keeps water moving freely through the tank, helping hold your water pressure where you are used to it.

Build and fail-safes

Self-cleaning control valve

Cleans itself for maximum performance and long service life. High flow rates keep pressure up when more than one fixture is running.

Automatic bypass during regeneration

The system steps aside while it regenerates, so the house never loses water mid-cycle.

Tank-within-a-tank construction

Fail-safe by design rather than by warranty claim.

Brine float overflow protection

A float shuts the brine tank down before it can overflow onto the floor.

Solar panel and NiMH battery backup

One hour of daylight a day keeps the battery charged and the program settings held.

We took four costs out of the business and off your price

Why we cost less

We took four costs out of the business and off your price

None of these four things has anything to do with the equipment that ends up in your garage, and all four of them are inside a $7,000 quote.

A representative driving out to the house
The commission he earns when you say yes
The setter who booked the appointment
A national advertising budget

We do not carry any of that, which is the entire reason the same system costs what it costs here.

A water treatment professional built this, not a marketing company

Who built it

A water treatment professional built this, not a marketing company

Ed Sweat has been in water treatment since 1993, trained by the largest water treatment dealer in the country. He saw what treated water does for a home, and he believes every family should have it. He also saw what kept most families from getting it: a price built around the salesman, his commission and the advertising, not the equipment. So he built SolarPure to prove you can put equal or better equipment in a home without charging for everything else.

Ed Sweat

Founder, SolarPure

What our customers have to say

Frequently asked questions

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What does a SolarPure system cost?

SolarPure Whole Home is $3,295 installed and SolarPure Complete is $3,995 installed. Complete adds three stage direct-connect ultrafiltration drinking water at the kitchen sink. Both are installed prices rather than starting points, and financing can be applied for by text with an answer in minutes.

Does somebody have to come to my house before I get a price?

No. SolarPure moved off in-home sales appointments entirely. The price is published and a quick phone call is all it takes. If you’d prefer someone to come out first, we’ll arrange a visit. Nobody will show up to sell you anything.

I already have a quote from another company. Will you tell me if it is fair?

Yes. Call 877-709-PURE and read us what you were quoted and what they proposed to install, and we will tell you plainly what that number is actually paying for, side by side with our published price.

Why is SolarPure so much cheaper than a $7,000 quote?

Because four costs inside that quote have nothing to do with the equipment: the representative who drives to the house, the commission he earns on the sale, the setter who books the appointment, and a national advertising budget. SolarPure carries none of them, and the savings came off the price.

How does a water system run on solar?

Every SolarPure system carries its own solar panel. One hour of daylight a day recharges a long life NiMH battery backup that holds the control settings, so the system adds nothing to your power bill and it installs in a garage or utility closet where there is no outlet to plug into.

Does SolarPure use salt?

Yes. SolarPure uses salt as part of the softening process, because hardness minerals have to be removed, not wished away. The difference is in the system design, sizing, media, setup and support. The goal is better Florida city water, less scale, less chlorine impact, and a system built around the conditions found in Florida homes.

Why do some store bought water systems cost less upfront?

Some systems sold through national retailers or warehouse clubs look less expensive at first because the equipment is priced separately from the installed cost. Once installation, materials, upgrades, financing, service limitations and your local water conditions are added in, the final number is often much higher than the shelf price. There is also a part most homeowners never see. National retail and warehouse programs can have several layers between the manufacturer, the retailer, the dealer, the installer, the finance company and the service provider, and each layer has to be paid. That can raise the real cost to you while the equipment still looks inexpensive on the shelf. A SolarPure system is designed, sized, installed and supported for Florida city water conditions, at one published installed price.

What is inside the tank?

Four media beds: catalytic activated carbon for chlorine, chloramine, taste and odor; ion exchange resin for the calcium and magnesium that scale pipes; KDF for heavy metals and the iron some older city distribution mains can contribute; and a garnet gravel support bed that holds the flow rate up. The control valve is self cleaning, it bypasses automatically during regeneration so the house never loses water, the tank is built tank within a tank, and a brine float shuts it down before it can overflow.

Why ultrafiltration instead of reverse osmosis for drinking water?

Reverse osmosis sends two to four gallons down the drain for every gallon you drink, needs a drain saddle clamped onto the sink trap that is a common cause of slow cabinet leaks, and strips out the calcium and magnesium that give water its taste. Three stage direct-connect ultrafiltration filters to 0.01 microns, which blocks bacteria, viruses, parasites and microplastics, wastes no water at all, needs no drain connection, and leaves the natural minerals in.

Where does SolarPure install?

Central Florida, and SolarPure has been installing here since 2014. Outside Florida the system is carried by independent SolarPure dealers.

Who actually does the installation?

Sunologi, Inc., licensed Florida contractor CBC1261200.

Is SolarPure for homes on city water?

Yes. SolarPure systems are sold and installed for homes on a municipal water supply.

Water treatment in Florida

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The original solar-powered whole home water treatment system. Softer, cleaner, better-tasting water at every tap, powered by the sun.

Contact

4205 St. Johns Parkway

Sanford, FL 32771

Phone: +1 877 709 7873

Email: info@solarpureusa.com

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Better water.Throughoutyour home.

Let’s start withyour water concern.

Explore water softening.

Already know you want whole home treatment?

What do you noticeabout your water?

Chalky marks. Familiar frustration.

Make the first sip your starting point.

A detail in your daily routine.

A moment that is entirely yours.

From a morning glass to dinner prep.

Built around the home you love.

Three questions.Better direction.

For the momentsthat make it home.

A little pause.All your own.

The little things.The biggest feelings.

Where the day begins.And everyone belongs.

Small moments.A different feeling.

Start with the water.Think about your life.

Beautifully simple.Purposefully selected.

Whole home treatment

Drinking water options

Make room forbetter water.

The beginningof a longer story.

Good questions.Clearer choices.

Both of our systems come at one published price, installed

SolarPure Whole Home

SolarPure Complete

A closer look at SolarPure.

If another company has already quoted you $5,000, $6,000, $7,000 or more, read this before you sign anything.

You know the price. Let’s answer your questions.

Why ours runs on the sun

Its own solar panel

Of daylight a day

On your power bill

Ultrafiltration at the kitchen sink, with nothing going down the drain

Sediment filter

Carbon block

Ultrafiltration

Nothing goes down the drain

No wasted water on your bill

No drain connection, so far less to leak

Water that still tastes like water

An honest look at what hard water is doing to your house

Scale builds up on everything

Chlorine is in there by design

Drinking water gets handled too

Four media beds and four fail-safes

Catalytic activated carbon

Ion exchange resin

KDF

Garnet gravel

We took four costs out of the business and off your price

A water treatment professional built this, not a marketing company

What our customers have to say

Frequently asked questions

Water treatment in Florida

Florida city water problems

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Better water.
Throughout
your home.

Let’s start with
your water concern.

What do you notice
about your water?

Three questions.
Better direction.

For the moments
that make it home.

A little pause.
All your own.

The little things.
The biggest feelings.

Where the day begins.
And everyone belongs.

Small moments.
A different feeling.

Start with the water.
Think about your life.

Beautifully simple.
Purposefully selected.

Make room for
better water.

The beginning
of a longer story.

Good questions.
Clearer choices.