As wellness continues to redefine what makes a home luxurious, more builders and homeowners are rethinking something often taken for granted: water.
I’m reaching out on behalf of Shu Saito, founder of All Filters, a leader in water and pool filtration, to share expert insight on how installing whole-home water filtration systems and point-of-use reverse osmosis during new construction is becoming a hallmark of wellness-driven home design.
Even municipal water that meets federal standards can contain trace contaminants, disinfection byproducts, or heavy metals that health-conscious homeowners would rather avoid. That’s why contractors are now incorporating filtration at the build stage—just like HVAC or lighting—modern water systems deliver healthier, better-tasting water from every tap the moment new homeowners move in. It’s a simple but high-impact upgrade that:
- Enhances everyday wellness through better drinking, cooking, and bathing water
- Adds tangible property value for health-conscious buyers
- Saves thousands in retrofitting costs later
As Shu explains, “People will spend hours choosing fixtures or flooring—but overlook what’s flowing through their pipes. Clean, filtered water is the most essential upgrade a new home should offer.”
