Chlorine & Chloramine Filtration in Phoenix Metro

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Treatment Solutions for High Chlorine and Chloramine Levels

A swimming-pool smell, chemical taste, or noticeable odor from the tap can make otherwise clear water unpleasant to drink, cook with, or use around your home. In many cases, what you’re noticing is chlorine or chloramine used by the water provider during disinfection.

Christian Brothers A/C, Plumbing, & Electrical helps homeowners throughout the Phoenix Metro Area address unwanted chlorine and chloramine taste and odor. We can evaluate your water, determine where treatment will provide the most benefit, and recommend filtration based on your water quality and household needs.

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Can Chlorine in My Water Cause Problems?

Chlorine and chloramine play an important role in keeping public water supplies disinfected. Even when the water meets drinking-water standards, some homeowners prefer to reduce the residual disinfectant once the water reaches their home.

The most noticeable problems are often related to taste and odor, which may include:

If these issues are present throughout your home, treating the water before it reaches individual fixtures can provide a more complete solution.

How We Address High Chlorine and Chloramine Levels

The right treatment depends on what’s in your water, how noticeable the problem is, and whether you want to improve water throughout your home or primarily at the kitchen sink. We start by identifying the concern and then match the treatment method to your water and your goals.

Water Testing

Testing gives us a clearer picture of your water before treatment equipment is selected. We can use the results along with your water source and household concerns to determine whether chlorine, chloramine, or another water quality issue needs to be addressed.

Whole-Home Filtration

When chlorine or chloramine taste and odor are noticeable throughout your home, whole-home filtration can treat the water before it reaches your faucets and showers. Carbon filtration is commonly used for chlorine reduction, while chloramine may require specialized media, additional contact time, or filtration designed specifically for chloramine.

Reverse Osmosis

If your priority is better-tasting water for drinking, cooking, ice, coffee, and tea, a reverse osmosis system can provide targeted treatment at the kitchen sink. Reverse osmosis can also be paired with whole-home filtration when you want broader treatment throughout your home.

Get the Right Filtration for Your Water

There isn’t one filter that’s right for every chlorine or chloramine concern. The best approach depends on the disinfectant present, where you notice the problem, household water demand, and what you want the treatment system to accomplish.

We can help you determine what water treatment system or combination of systems makes the most sense for your home. We can also evaluate existing treatment equipment when filter or media replacement is needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does every Phoenix Metro water provider treat water the same way?

No. The Phoenix Metro Area is served by multiple water providers, and water sources and treatment processes can vary by community. Your provider’s current water quality report can help identify how your local supply is disinfected and treated.

Why does my tap water sometimes taste or smell different during the year?

Seasonal conditions can affect the taste and odor of Valley water. Phoenix, for example, notes that seasonal algae in canals carrying surface water can cause noticeable taste and odor changes even after the algae itself is removed during treatment.

Is a refrigerator filter enough to address chlorine in my water?

It may help improve chlorine taste and odor in water dispensed from your refrigerator, depending on the filter’s reduction claims. It will not address water at showers, bathroom faucets, or other fixtures throughout your home.

Will chlorine filtration also fix hard water in my Phoenix Metro home?

No. Filtration for chlorine or chloramine and treatment for hard water address different water quality problems. Chlorine filtration generally relies on carbon or other filtration media, while a water softener is designed to reduce hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium.

Could the chlorine taste or odor be coming from something inside my home?

Yes. Your plumbing or an existing filtration system can influence how your water tastes and smells. An overdue filter, poorly maintained treatment system, or conditions within your home’s plumbing may contribute to the problem, which is why it can be helpful to evaluate both the incoming water and existing equipment.

Phoenix Metro Service Area

Based in Glendale, AZ, Christian Brothers proudly serves the entire Phoenix Metro area. Below are some of the cities and neighborhoods we serve most often — don’t see your area listed? Give us a call.