Water Treatment & Filtration Services in Northern Kentucky
Homeowners across Northern Kentucky, from the river cities right across from Cincinnati to the more rural counties further south, run into the same water problems: hardness, chlorine taste, and mineral buildup that shortens the life of plumbing and appliances. Infiniti H2O Solutions installs NSF certified water treatment systems throughout NKY, with the same straightforward pricing and free installation we’re known for on the Ohio side of the river.
What We Install in Northern Kentucky Homes
- Whole home water softening tto cut hardness and protect fixtures and appliances.
- Whole home filtration for chlorine taste and odor throughout the house.
- Drinking water systems,including the tankless TW800 AlkaPro reverse osmosis system, for cleaner drinking and cooking water.
- Add-ons like pre-sediment filters, especially useful for well water homes in the more rural NKY counties.
Serving Northern Kentucky
We install throughout Florence, Covington, Fort Thomas, and Union, along with the rest of Boone, Kenton, Campbell, Grant, Pendleton, Gallatin, and Bracken counties. Homes in the more rural counties are frequently on well water, and we treat for hardness, sediment, and iron in addition to standard filtration.
Why Northern Kentucky Homeowners Choose Infiniti H2O
- Free installation and a lifetime warranty on every system.
- 100+ five-star reviews from homeowners on both sides of the river.
- Well water treatment experience for Grant, Pendleton, Gallatin, and Bracken county homes, not just municipal filtration for the river cities.
- Transparent pricing with no pressure to buy more than your home needs.
Northern Kentucky Water Treatment FAQ
Yes, especially outside Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties. Well water often needs treatment for hardness, sediment, and iron in addition to standard filtration, and we evaluate for all three before recommending a system.
Yes. Infiniti H2O treats the full Cincinnati Tri-State area, including Northern Kentucky, as one service area.
Softening targets hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium. Filtration targets chlorine, sediment, and taste or odor issues. Most whole home systems in this area combine both.