Rural Western New York well-water home with sediment pre-filtration

Well Water Sediment Filtration

A washable stainless steel pre-filter that catches sand and grit before it reaches your home.

What We Hear

The Problem

Sand and grit in faucets

Sediment clogs aerators and shows up at the tap.

Cloudy or gritty well water

Your water looks cloudy or feels gritty.

Sediment wearing out appliances

Grit clogs filters and shortens appliance life.

Western New York well-water home protected by sediment pre-filtration
The Solution

How It Works in Plain English

A reusable premium stainless steel mesh screen installed ahead of the Pure Way system to capture coarse sediment. Rinse it clean instead of buying replacements. Ideal for well water, beach and lakefront homes, and heavy-sediment areas.

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The Technology

How It Works

Three stages of whole-home filtration, engineered for flow and long life.

01

Captures contaminants early

Catches larger particles before they move deeper into your plumbing.

02

Holds ultra-fine particles at the nanoscale

Without restricting flow, so there's no pressure loss.

03

Reduces chlorine, chloramine and byproducts

The treatment chemicals and byproducts that affect taste, smell and how water feels on your skin.

Why It Matters

Benefits

Washable & Reusable

Rinse clean — no replacements to buy.

Main Filters Last Longer

Captures grit before the main system.

Built for Well Water

Handles sand, grit and sediment.

Easy to Maintain

Simple rinse and reinstall.

Built For You

Who It's For

Rural Well-Water Homes

Erie, Niagara and Cattaraugus county wells.

Older Municipal Mains

Homes on aging city water mains.

Lake & Beach Properties

Beach and lakefront sediment.

Good Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How often do I clean it?
Rinse it clean as needed — most homes every few months.
Do I need it on city water?
Usually not, unless you have older mains or sediment.
Does it work with my well pump?
Yes — it's installed ahead of the system without restricting flow.
Coarse vs. fine: do I need both?
On heavy-sediment wells, yes — mesh first, then fine sediment.
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Areas We Serve

Serving the Buffalo and Rochester regions. Virtual consultations available anywhere in the US.

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