How is a Halo different from a traditional water softener?

A traditional softener runs on salt. You buy it, haul it, and keep the brine tank topped up. A Halo requires no salt at all, so there is no salt to store, no bags to lift, and no resupply to remember.

How is a Halo different from a reverse-osmosis system?

A reverse-osmosis system is usually installed under one sink and treats only that faucet, and it strips beneficial minerals out of the water along with everything else. A Halo treats the water entering the whole house, so every fixture gets it, and it keeps the beneficial minerals in.

What maintenance does a Halo system need?

None for ten years. It is a no-maintenance system, so there is no salt to refill and no maintenance schedule to keep up with.

Is the system under warranty?

Yes. Halo systems carry a 10-year warranty.

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Halo Whole Home Water Filtration for Homes & Businesses

Mountain Time Plumbing installs Halo whole home water filtration systems. A Halo is a 10-year, no-maintenance system that treats the water where it enters your house, so clean drinking water reaches every fixture in the home, not just the kitchen tap. It uses no salt, it keeps the beneficial minerals in your water instead of stripping them out the way a reverse-osmosis system does, and it is backed by a 10-year warranty.