Sediment Filtration Systems

When it comes to water quality, most homeowners rarely give a second thought to what’s coming out of the tap. But sediment, such as sand, silt, dirt, and rust, can make its way into your water supply, leading to a variety of issues that affect your plumbing, appliances, and even your health.

Sediment buildup doesn’t just compromise the taste and clarity of your drinking water, it can also clog faucet aerators, reduce water pressure, and shorten the lifespan of your appliances and water heater. If you’re noticing tiny particles of sand, soil, or grit coming from your faucets, it’s time to consider installing a sediment filtration system. That’s where we come in.

At Ongaro & Sons, our seasoned professionals bring years of experience in the water treatment industry. We proudly serve Marin, Sonoma, and Napa counties, along with nearby the North Bay communities, offering expert solutions in sediment filtration, as well as other water treatment services including reverse osmosis, UV purification systems, and water softeners.

What Is Sediment Filtration?

Sediment filtration is the first line of defense in a whole-home water filtration system. These filters are specifically designed to trap and remove suspended solids and particulate matter from your water supply. Over time, sediment buildup can corrode pipes, wear down water-using appliances, reduce water pressure, and leave your water looking cloudy or discolored.

A properly installed sediment filter prevents these issues and helps extend the lifespan of your plumbing system.

Why Choose Sediment Filtration for Your Home?

Installing a sediment filtration system comes with several important benefits, including:

• Cleaner, Safer Water: By removing visible and invisible particles, a sediment filter gives your family cleaner water that’s safer to drink, cook with, and bathe in.
• Protects Your Plumbing: Sediment acts like sandpaper inside your pipes, wearing them down over time. Filtering it out helps prevent corrosion, leaks, and blockages.
• Extends Appliance Lifespan: Water heaters, washing machines, and dishwashers can all suffer from sediment buildup. A filtration system keeps these essential appliances running longer and more efficiently.
• Improves Taste and Appearance: Clear, sediment-free water doesn’t just look better, it tastes better, too. You’ll notice a difference right away in everything from drinking water to your morning coffee.
• Reduces Maintenance and Repairs: Less sediment means fewer service calls and a reduced risk of expensive emergency plumbing repairs caused by clogs or internal damage.

All work is performed under active California contractors license #215233.

Not sure if you need a sediment filter? Here are a few signs to watch for:

• Cloudy or gritty tap water
• Visible particles in your glass
• Rust-colored stains in your sinks or tubs
• Reduced water pressure throughout the home
• Frequent clogs or maintenance issues with appliances

If you’ve noticed any of these issues in your home, it might be time to consider a professional sediment filtration solution.