Whole house filtration, softening and an under sink reverse osmosis tap for Newburgh homes on Catskill Aqueduct water, from $2,699 and quoted in writing.
Newburgh's main supply is New York City's Catskill Aqueduct, with Brown's Pond as the backup, and the city has not used Washington Lake since May 2016, per its 2025 water quality report.
Newburgh treats its water with sand filters and granular activated carbon, and adds fluoride to a target of 0.7 ppm, with 2025 readings between 0.5 and 1.0. Some homeowners would rather filter fluoride or chlorine at the kitchen tap, and a Newburgh assessment lays out what that would involve.
The method never changes. Public data on your water, a plain call on what your house needs, then an install at the one price you already saw in writing.
Newburgh installs are fitted to your service line and the space near your water meter.