NH Tap Absolute™ Well Water Filtration System

Our NH Tap Absolute™ Well Water Filtration System help you get the most out of your water by eliminating harmful contaminants in your private well.

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5 Year Warranty on Parts & Labor

Professional Installation

Professional Installation

Unmatched Value

Unmatched Value, + Financing Options

Independent Lab-Tested Results

Independent Lab-Tested Results

Benefits of The Well Water Filtration System

Reinvent your home’s everyday essentials with the purest water.

Healthy water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

Healthy water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

Softer, toxin-free laundry.

Softer, toxin-free laundry.

Bathroom essentials without any chemicals.

Bathroom essentials without any chemicals.

More functional and dependable appliances.

More functional and dependable appliances.

Intelligent well water purification with custom filtration technology.

The NH Tap Absolute Well Water Filtration System is a series of specialized filtration units, specifically chosen to remove the contaminants found in your well. Each Absolute unit in your system targets a single contaminant — ensuring clean water for a longer service life at an unmatched price.

Iron Peak®

Automatically captures naturally-occuring iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide gases.

Arconic®

The only purifying unit capable of simultaneously removing Arsenic 3 and Arsenic 5.

Balance®

Protects your home from corrosive groundwater that corrodes pipes, appliances, and causes blue-green staining.

NH Tap Radon Removal System

Keep your loved ones safe from naturally occurring toxins.

Learn more about the NH Tap Radon Removal System.

Each system unit, specifically designed for your water

Each system unit, specifically designed for your water.

A preliminary lab analysis identifies the well’s chemical makeup. The NH Tap Absolute Well Water Filtration System uses a combination of the filtration units to eliminate any detected water contaminants.

Let’s find out what’s in your water.

Superior Water Filtration

Superior filtration technology.

As the impurities in tap water meet the filtration materials, an elemental reaction occurs, giving you clean water. Our system’s technology causes impurities to bond with the filtration media, trapping and destroying them before they can be circulated into the home.

Purified water does not harm your health with toxic chemicals like PFOA, chlorine, or heavy-metal lead. This is the safest, most cost-efficient and effective way to purify water on the market.

Clean Filtered Water

Long lifespan, easy service.

We have complete oversight of our production process, giving you a superior product that outperforms and outlasts the generic filters commonly installed by most plumbing contractors and well service companies. Installing a NH Tap Absolute Well Water Filtration System allows you and your family to enjoy healthy drinking water and hot showers with absolute peace-of-mind for years to come.

We offer a 5-year warranty to back our incredible product and can provide regular maintenance service to help your unit last a lifetime!

Measurements & Dimensions

OneStep Conditioner

Water Softener Tank

10”W x 60”H
160 lbs

Salt Tank

18”W x 33”H
Salt Storage Capacity: 250 lbs


Iron Peak

Water Filter Tank

10”W x 60”H
170 lbs


pH BALANCE

Water Filter Tank

10”W x 60”H
190 lbs


Dual Arconic

Water Filter Tank

20”W x 50”H
200 lbs


Accel Radon Aeration System

24”W x 32”

Arsenic (3 and 5) in New Hampshire Water

Arsenic (3 and 5)

1-in-3 home wells contain arsenic, a known carcinogen. Tasteless, odorless, and colorless, this toxin can cause health issues, from heart disease and diabetes to certain cancers, as you’re exposed to it over time.

Learn more about arsenic in New Hampshire water.


Iron and Manganese in New Hampshire Water

Iron and Manganese

These contaminants are irritants — thankfully, they don’t harm you physically but can cause daily stressors from stained dishes and laundry to unnecessarily high water bills from pipe buildup.

Learn more about iron in New Hampshire water.


Hydrogen Sulfide in New Hampshire Water

Hydrogen Sulfide

That rotten egg smell in your water is caused by hydrogen sulfide — avoid the odorous and potentially expensive damage to your pipes and fixtures by eliminating this naturally-occurring compound.

Learn more about hydrogen sulfide in New Hampshire water.


Hard Water in New Hampshire Water

Hard Water*

Hard water won’t hurt you, but you’ll know if you have it. From dry skin to cloudy glasses and an excess of soap scum, hard water creates everyday irritations that you can eliminate. *Requires an additional custom filter.

Learn more about hard water in New Hampshire water.


Corrosive Groundwater in New Hampshire Water

Corrosive Groundwater

Corrosive Groundwater can damage pipes and seep lead or copper into your water. Ingesting Lead or Copper may cause health problems varying from stomach issues to brain impairment.

Learn more about corrosive groundwater in New Hampshire water.

Each NH Tap Absolute element is tailored to treat common contaminants found in New Hampshire well water.

Whether you’re building on new property or living in an older home using well water, there’s always a question of safety. Well water can easily become contaminated by bacteria, from natural chemicals, such as arsenic and uranium, or from man-made runoff and pollution. Be sure you know what’s in your water and ensure that you get your water tested for bacteria every year.

Schedule your free well water test today.


Life with NH Tap.

We make shopping for a well water filtration system easy.

Whether you’re accustomed to bringing in bottled water or you’ve been unknowingly drinking chemically-tainted water — having clean water should not be an added stressor in your life. Here’s a quick look at how NH Tap provides a superior product that will enhance your life and give you quality service for years to come.

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Filtration tailored to your water's chemical makeup
Removes all Detectable PFAs
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Kind words from our customers.

Amherst, New Hampshire Water Filtration System Install

Keri Siciliano

Amherst, New Hampshire

“I hired Keith and the team from NH Tap to install my water filtration system and I could not be happier! The installation was absolute perfection, done with care and consideration. It is wonderful to see a company take such pride in their work. Keith, Nate and Justin were helpful, and respectful... overall a great pleasure to work with! I've already noticed a difference in my water taste and feel, and I am so happy that we invested the money into this top notch system! I highly recommend using NH Tap, they will deliver excellent results.”

Exeter, New Hampshire Water Filtration System Install

John Miller

Exeter, New Hampshire

“I had NH Tap install an entire home water purification system 2 months ago, and it was one of the best investments I ever made. I continue to smile whenever I get a glass of drinking water directly from my home tap, and it is delicious. NH Tap provided excellent service, explained all my options in detail, showed me the factual information about my town's water system, and professionally installed the system with the highest of quality. I highly recommend NH Tap without reservation, and I look forward to calling them in 5 years to replace the carbon filter system.”

Concord, New Hampshire Water Filtration System Install

Brian Perry

Concord, New Hampshire

“Keith, Nate and the team at NH Tap did an incredible job on our system! They replaced our well tank and replaced our old, outdated water filtration system with a new, state -of-the-art tank & system that we love! We are already seeing and tasting better water from our well thanks to NH Tap. Their installation was flawless and well-organized. Nate and his team were very professional and were a pleasure to have working in our 1779 farmhouse. They left everything spotless! We would highly recommend NH Tap based on service, price and over-all professionalism. My wife and I are very satisfied with the whole experience!”

Merrimack, New Hampshire Water Filtration System Install

Jim Geer

Merrimack, New Hampshire

“NH Tap was extremely knowledgeable about the water issues in our town. They were focused on giving us the best solution to give us the cleanest water. The whole process from initial consultation to installation was very easy and the process was well explained. The end results were exactly what we were looking for, clean water with no chemicals. I highly recommend NH Tap.”

All your questions answered.

For private wells, NH Tap will need to test your water to determine its chemical makeup. Many contaminants can be tested on-site, but certain contaminants such as arsenic will be sent to an independent lab for testing. Once the lab results come in (usually within 1 week), we will share them with you and provide a quote for any necessary remediation.

You should have a fully functioning system in 1 - 3 weeks — from initial consultation to installation.

Your system should last a lifetime. But your filtration media will last up to 1-10 years, depending on your water’s chemical makeup. We can get you on a service schedule that puts all your water needs on autopilot! Contact us today for more information on water testing and a system quote.

Yes. We offer easy-term financing with zero down & low monthly payments. You can request more information on financing here.

A well water filtration system takes the water coming in from a private well and removes all impurities before allowing water to flow through your home. Unlike Reverse Osmosis Systems that remove contaminants at a dedicated drinking water faucet, a whole house well water filtration system covers every faucet in your home for drinking, cleaning, or bathing.

Common contaminants we find in New Hampshire well water include Aresenic, PFAs, Hard Water, Iron, Acidic Water, sediment in water, and hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell), and Radon. Our Absolute™ Well Water System has been specifically designed to remove all of these issues and cover all your well water filtration system needs.

Well water filtration units often cost more than municipal water filtration systems as they may need to consider additional contaminants that city water filters out at the municipal level. Costs typically run about $2,000—$7,000 installed. Make sure your well water filtration system is installed by a professional plumber and comes with a multi-year guarantee on the product and the installation as problems that arise can be costly if not handled professionally. While purified water can be a significant investment, the long-term benefits to your health and the reduced wear-and-tear on your homes plumbing and appliances greatly offsets the initial expenses.

The best well water filtration system is the one that provides the most specific water filtration media to address your home water needs. We test each customer's well water to customize a system unique to the chemical makeup of your well water and your water usage. Our Absolute Well Water Filtration System takes water through a series of specialized filtration units chosen to remove the contaminants found in your well. Each Absolute™ unit in your system targets a single contaminant — ensuring clean water for a longer service life.

There are typically two filters to consider when maintaining your NH Tap well water filtration system: the sediment filter and the filtration media tank.

The sediment filter is the first inline from your home water line and has a blue canister with a cartridge inside. These cartridges should be replaced every 1 to 6 months. Replacing this cartridge is a simple task, but it is important to keep up with these as a clogged sediment filter can reduce or completely stop water flow.

Maintaining your filtration media tank is even simpler. Your NH Tap whole house water filtration system has automatic regeneration cycles that can be scheduled specifically to coordinate your water usage and lifestyle. These ""re-gen"" cycles greatly extend the lifecycle of the filtration media versus older or lower quality systems. Eventually, your filtration media will need to be replaced (usually within 2–5 years depending on your water use). This is a simple process of exchanging the old media tank for disposal and replacing it with a new media tank.

We recommend setting up scheduled maintenance visits so that your unit can continue working well for years to come. Once you sign up, we send out trained technicians regularly to inspect and maintain your unit, so your fresh water is always on autopilot! Enjoy peace of mind and one less thing to think about!

All NH Tap well water filtration systems include professional installation in the quoted price. While a handy homeowner can install a big box store unit themselves, NH Tap whole house water filtrations are always installed by a licensed plumber to ensure quality workmanship and a long lifestyle for your system.

To install, our plumbers typically will:

  1. Choose the filtration unit's location.
  2. Turn off the building's water supply.
  3. Remove a part of the pipe near the water main shutoff valve, where you can mount the unit on the wall or floor, and remove burrs.
  4. Install the copper tees and connect them with a pipe and ball valve.
  5. Depending on the unit and whether you have a pre-filter or not, add a ball-valve on either side, dry fitting it all. Mount the units, continue the piping, hooking it up with a dry fit.
  6. Clean your copper lines with an emery cloth. Use the deburring tool to finish it. Apply flux and solder the connections.
  7. Add a grounding jumper cable if you have copper or galvanized pipes.
  8. Carefully route drain lines to avoid spilling or freezing and causing damage to the home.
  9. Remove and dispose of any old equipment.

As always when dealing with water in the home, we feel strongly that an ambitious homeowner can save money in other places, but handling the installation and maintenance of a whole-home water filtration system is best left to the pros.