This is the sweet spot. An under-sink system hides away like a ninja. Prices run from $100 to $400.
You get real filtration here. Carbon blocks. Sometimes reverse osmosis. Your water will be crisp. Like a mountain spring in a commercial.
Installation is a little trickier. You might need to drill a hole for a new faucet. Or yell at your spouse to do it. Warning: measure twice or you’ll flood your cabinet.
The "Whole House" Beast
Now we’re talking big money. Whole-house systems treat every drop entering your home. Cost? $1,000 to $4,000.
Your shower water won’t smell like eggs. Your dishwasher won’t get crusty. Your skin might actually feel soft (yes, really).
How Much Do Home Water Filtration Systems Cost? {Price Chart}
But here’s the funny part. You need a professional to install it. That adds another $300 to $1,000. Suddenly your bank account cries.
