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It reacts. Then it disappears.

Ozone (O₃) is unstable by nature — that's what makes it useful. It reacts with contaminants, breaking them apart. Once the reaction's done, it reverts back to ordinary oxygen (O₂). Nothing added, nothing left behind.

Stage By Stage

Five stages, one continuous pass.

Water only moves in one direction through the system.
Nothing recirculates, nothing is stored.

01

Water enters

Directly from the main supply line, before it reaches a single fixture.

02

Ozone is generated

Ambient oxygen is converted to ozone on demand — created fresh, never delivered from a tank.

03

Deep oxidation

Breaks down contaminants through oxidation — hardness minerals pass through untouched.

04

Carbon polish

A final filtration stage clears what the oxidation stage broke apart.

05

Every fixture

Treated water reaches every tap, shower, and line in the house — not just one filter under the sink.

Built To Match Your Water

Every system starts the same. Not every property needs to stop there.

Ozone oxidation and carbon polishing are standard on every install — they handle chlorine, chloramine, iron, manganese, sulfur odor, and everyday organics. A water test occasionally turns up something that calls for one more stage, added only when it's actually needed.

HARDNESS & SCALE

Calcium and magnesium — white crust on fixtures, spotted glass, scale buildup in water heaters.

Add-on: Salt-free TAC conditionerConverts dissolved hardness into stable microscopic crystals that stay suspended instead of bonding to pipes and fixtures. No salt, no brine to haul away, no resin to recharge.

ARSENIC & FLUORIDE

Naturally occurring in some well water. A colorless, tasteless toxin that ozone and carbon alone don't remove.

Add-on: Bone char filtrationCalcium-phosphate media that adsorbs arsenic and fluoride from the water as it passes through, installed as a targeted stage after the standard treatment.

PFAS & MICROPLASTICS

Industrial "forever chemicals" and plastic fragments that persist through standard filtration.

Add-on: Certified fine-pore carbonA denser, NSF/ANSI 53-rated 1-micron carbon block sized specifically for PFAS and microplastics — finer filtration than the standard polish stage.

Which of these apply to your property comes from a water test at consultation, not a standard package — most homes need only the standard ozone-and-carbon stages above.

Before And After

What goes in. What comes out.

UNTREATED TAP WATER

What most homes live with

  • Chlorine taste and smell
  • Hard-water scale and spotting
  • Salt softeners and brine disposal
  • Filters and bottled water on hand
  • Dry-feeling skin and hair

O3 WATER PROS

What your home could live with

  • Chlorine taste and smell, gone
  • Scale-free, silky water
  • No salt, no brine, nothing to haul away
  • Fresh-tasting, mineral-rich water
  • Softer-feeling skin and hair

Common Questions

How this actually works, plainly.

How is this different from a softener or RO system?

Softeners and reverse osmosis both work by trapping or exchanging what's in the water — one with resin and salt, the other with a membrane. Ozone breaks contaminants down chemically instead, so there's no media to replace and nothing added back to the water.

How much maintenance does it need?

An annual check is typically all that's required to keep the system running at its intended output.

Do you handle installation?

Yes — every install is done by licensed, insured technicians, and the system is sized to fit a standard mechanical space.

Does it change the water's minerals?

No. Ozone targets contaminants through oxidation — hardness minerals pass through unaffected, unlike a softener that exchanges them for sodium or an RO system that strips them out.

See how this applies to your water.

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