Healthy Spring Released New Whole-Home Water Systems
Visalia-based Healthy Spring has launched a new line of filtration systems designed to treat household water supplies.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Home Cleaning
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Healthy Spring has introduced the Clean Home product line, which includes four distinct models of whole-home water filtration systems. These units are designed to filter a home's entire water supply before it reaches individual fixtures.
Why it matters
The systems aim to address water quality issues like sediment, rust, and grit from aging plumbing, as well as the taste and odor of chlorine or chloramines used in municipal treatment. The line offers varying capacities to meet different household water demands.
The new systems feature a 27 micron sediment pre-filter and a catalytic carbon main filter. Replacement filters for these units typically last 6 to 12 months.
The players
Healthy Spring
A Visalia-based water filtration company with more than 20 years of industry experience.
The details
The Clean Home systems install directly on the main water line to treat incoming supply before it reaches faucets and appliances. Certain models include backwashing capabilities that periodically flush the carbon bed, which helps maintain proper water flow and extends the life of the filter media.
Timeline
October 14, 2026: Healthy Spring announced the Clean Home product line.
The Home Front
The introduction of the Clean Home line follows the established market trend of using multi-stage filtration to improve residential water quality. These systems are part of a growing category of whole-home upgrades designed to mitigate the effects of aging municipal infrastructure.
Homeowners interested in these systems should first verify their current plumbing configuration, as these units require installation on the main water line by a licensed professional. You should also check the age of your plumbing to determine if a pre-filtration system is right for your needs.
The takeaway
If you are concerned about sediment or water taste, consider evaluating your home's main water line for potential filtration upgrades. Keep a record of your current water quality and be prepared to replace filters on a 6 to 12 month cycle if you install a new system.
Further reading
For more on keeping your household water supply clean and efficient, see our guide to Home Cleaning.
More information
View the new product specifications at the whole-home water filtration system store.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Sarnia Observer.
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