Talk to a water expert before you spend $3,000

It's a consultation. Our specialists are paid to help you make the right decision, not to close you on the phone. Plenty of calls end with "here's what to think about, call us back whenever" — and some end with us pointing you to a less expensive model than the one you asked about.

No. We'll follow up once by email with whatever we discussed — your water notes, the model we suggested, pricing. If you want more contact after that, you ask for it. We don't run a call-back campaign.

That's most of the people we talk to. A water ionizer is a considered purchase and the research phase often runs weeks or months. It's genuinely fine to call, get your questions answered, and go think about it.

Yes — give us your zip and we'll pull the most recent published data for your local utility: hardness, chlorine or chloramine treatment, and any contaminants of note. That's what determines whether your machine needs a pre-filter and how often you'll change filters.

Machines range from about $2,480 for the Edge up to $4,980 for the top under-counter models. Most people finance at 0%, which puts the flagship countertop around $111 a month. We'll give you exact numbers on the call — no "call for pricing" games.

Every Tyent comes with a 75-day home trial, the longest in the category. If it's not right, send it back. In fairness, you cover return shipping and there's a 15% restocking fee on used returns — we'd rather tell you that now than have you find out later.

Countertop models connect to your existing faucet in about ten minutes with no tools. Under-counter models need a hole in the countertop and a proper connection, so most people use a plumber or a handy family member. We'll tell you honestly which install your kitchen suits.