See what's in Keller tap water — then strip the risks
Mission Pure reviews City of Keller Water Utilities and Upper Trinity Regional Water District data, flags PFAS, TTHMs/HAA5, chloramine, and hardness concerns, and recommends the right whole-home and drinking water protection for Lake Grapevine, Eagle Mountain Lake, and Upper Trinity surface-water supplies.
Covering Old Town Keller, Bear Creek, Keller Crossing, and surrounding north Tarrant County communities.
Keller tap water insights we track
Keller's blended lake sources can shift taste and byproduct levels seasonally. Whole-home catalytic carbon handles chloramine and TTHMs before they reach any fixture.
Keller's established neighborhoods have premium plumbing and appliances that benefit from Puronics conditioning — preventing scale and extending system life.
PFAS have been detected in regional North Texas sampling. The Puronics Micromax™ 8500 RO is Mission Pure's flagship PFAS solution for Keller drinking water.
Keller-ready filtration packages
Handles chloramine byproducts, PFAS indicators, and hardness so showers, laundry, and fixtures stay clean.
- Chloramine-rated catalytic carbon media
- Metered softening to protect plumbing
- Bypass for irrigation + pool fills
Strips dissolved metals, PFAS, and microplastics for every glass you pour at home.
- 4-stage RO with carbon block polishing
- Optional alkaline cartridge
- Dedicated faucet or fridge line
Annual media refresh, RO filter swaps, and water testing tied to local sampling schedules.
- Text reminders + tech dispatch
- Discounted emergency calls
- Access to contaminant alerts
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Keller families notice the difference
“The chloramine taste in our shower is gone — the whole home feels cleaner.”
“Mission Pure's team was on time, professional, and explained every step.”
“We finally stopped buying bottled water. The RO tap is a game changer.”