Sweetwater LLC

Sweetwater LLC provides home water filtration systems for health conscious consumers.

Water – you drink and bathe in it every day. Your health depends on it. And yet, until now, you’ve taken it for granted, assumed it was good, or relied on those who told you it was safe. Unfortunately, it’s not…

The mistake most people make is to buy a water filter without first learning what’s in their water.

Are you trying to find the best water filtration system for your family and ending up confused by all the hype? Every site claims to have the best home water purification system or kitchen water filter and you don’t know how to tell fact from fiction. There’s this technology and that technology and high prices and low prices and you can’t tell one from the other. You have no way of knowing which home water filtration system you need. Perhaps you’ve called a local company and don’t know what to make of that experience.

An ecologist with more than 30 years experience working in environmental science, Sweetwater founder James P. McMahon specializes in water quality and designing systems for the discerning health conscious consumer. Based on the premise that water filtration systems must vary according to where a person lives as well as the contaminants present in the water, Sweetwater is committed to creating solutions tailored to YOUR water. We start by identifying the contaminants in your water specifically (not all water sources are the same) and then I advise you which of my systems will remove that group of contaminants.

Making right decisions in selecting a water filtration system for your home from a science-based skill set is the Sweetwater advantage.

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Call me and we’ll review your water report together.

Selling the most effective home water filtration systems.

Notice:
The State of California prohibits the mention of studies that document the dangers of chlorine to its residents.  California prohibits the use of the term ‘pure’ or ‘purify’ and also prohibits any claims of the reduction of contaminants by non-certified water treatment devices.

I sell both certified and non-certified water treatment systems.  Even my non-certified systems use certified technologies in the filters.  Water purification is the process of removing unwanted contaminants from water.  The end result of that process is not likely to be pure water, nor is that necessarily desirable.  What is important about water purification systems is not whether or not they are certified but what claims are made about them and whether or not those are accurate.