Better Water Starts Here.

Is your tap water safe to drink? For most households, the answer is yes, but “safe” doesn’t always mean “great.” Municipal water quality standards set only minimum requirements, and contaminants can still enter your water as it travels through miles of pipes before reaching your faucet. Even well water comes with its own set of concerns.

That’s where reverse osmosis comes in. Our Nelsen Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Systems filter your water through a semi-permeable membrane that removes unwanted substances, including heavy metals like lead, mercury, and cadmium, as well as chlorine, nitrates, dissolved solids, and more. The result is clean, great-tasting water right from your own kitchen tap.

The best part? You get the quality of bottled water at a fraction of the cost, without the trips to the store or the plastic waste. Our systems are compact, affordable, and installed right under your sink. We also carry both 4-stage and 5-stage RO systems, so we can match the right solution to your water and your home.

Does your water smell like rotten eggs? Are your sinks or toilets showing orange staining? You’re not alone. Iron and sulfur in well water are two of the most common water quality complaints we hear, and they can make daily life genuinely unpleasant if left untreated.

The G&B AIO® (Air Injection Oxidation) Filter System is a highly efficient, single-tank solution that tackles iron, sulfur, and manganese using nature’s own process: oxidation. The system maintains a pocket of air at the top of the filter tank. As water passes through that air pocket, iron, sulfur, and manganese are oxidized and then captured by the media bed, removing them from your water before they ever reach your tap.

Unlike some competing systems, our AIO features patented Control Flow Technology that slowly and quietly releases the air pocket during regeneration, protecting your plumbing and keeping noise to a minimum. The system is also smart enough to delay regeneration if water is currently being used in your home.

Best of all, the AIO is chemical-free. There’s no need for air tanks, feed pumps, or harsh chemicals. If orange staining and sulfur smell have been a problem in your home, the AIO system may be exactly what you’ve been looking for.

Even before hardness minerals, iron, or sulfur become a concern, many homeowners deal with a more basic issue: visible particles, dirt, and sediment in their water. Sediment can come from aging pipes, well systems, or municipal water sources, and while it often looks worse than it is, it can clog fixtures, wear down appliances, and shorten the lifespan of your other water treatment equipment.

A sediment filter acts as a first line of defense, capturing suspended particles before they ever enter your home’s plumbing. Installing one upstream of a softener or RO system also helps those systems perform better and last longer. Think of it as protecting your investment.

G&B Water Conditioning carries sediment filter options suited for residential and light commercial applications. Our team can help you determine the right micron rating and filter type for your water source and usage.