Water filtration in Franklin, Tennessee.

Franklin does not draw on a single source. The city treats Harpeth River water at its Lewisburg Pike facility and also buys Cumberland River water from Harpeth Valley Utility District, so a Franklin tap can carry a blend of two source rivers. That is the reason a system here should be sized from your own address and your own utility report rather than a rule of thumb applied across the county.

What Franklin homes are dealing with

We are not going to publish a hardness number for Franklin, because the only primary figure we could find is old enough that quoting it would be guesswork dressed up as data. What we will do is read the current report for the supply serving your address and tell you what it actually says.

Middle Tennessee hardness is geological, coming from limestone deposits across Tennessee and eastern Kentucky, so it is a regional fact rather than a Franklin one. What differs street to street is the blend reaching the tap, which is exactly the thing an assessment settles before anyone quotes equipment.

What we install in Franklin

• Whole-home softener and carbon filtration off your main line, sized to the household.
• Under-sink reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap, for the water you drink and cook with.

How the install works

We install in Franklin and walk you through what went in before we leave.