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Water Filters Cape Town

Water filters for Cape Town homes and businesses, from chlorine and taste control on municipal water to borehole, wellpoint and rainwater treatment.

How we work in Cape Town

Cape Town's municipal water is treated to drinking standard, so most city homes come to us about chlorine taste, sediment after supply interruptions or pipe work, and better-tasting drinking water at the kitchen tap. A sediment and carbon combination, under the sink or where the water enters the property, usually covers it.

Since the 2018 drought, many Cape Town properties also run a borehole, wellpoint or rainwater tank alongside the municipal supply. That water needs a different approach: groundwater in parts of the city can carry iron, hardness or bacteria, so we test it before choosing stages and plan how the treated and untreated supplies are kept separate.

What the specification covers

Cape Town homes often run more than one water source.

Municipal supply

Chlorine taste, sediment after outages and drinking-water quality are the usual concerns.

Boreholes and wellpoints

Common in Cape Town gardens since the drought, and tested before any treatment is chosen.

Rainwater tanks

Debris, sediment and bacteria control matter most when tank water is used indoors.

FAQs

Questions before we quote

Is Cape Town tap water safe to drink without a filter?

Yes, the municipal supply is treated to drinking standard. A filter improves taste and smell and catches sediment from older pipes and storage tanks, rather than making unsafe water safe.

Can I use my wellpoint or borehole water in the house?

Possibly, but check the City's rules first. The City of Cape Town's Water By-law restricts using borehole and wellpoint water for drinking, cooking or bathing without its approval, and connecting it to household plumbing needs City approval and backflow protection. Where indoor use is allowed, such as toilet flushing, a water test shows which sediment, iron and bacteria stages are needed. Our guide to whether borehole water is safe to drink covers testing and registration.

What should I send for a Cape Town quote?

Your suburb, the water source (municipal, borehole, wellpoint or rainwater), the property type and a photo of where the system would go. That is usually enough for a first recommendation.

Need a water filter in Cape Town?

Send your suburb, water source and property type. We will recommend the system and arrange testing where it is needed.

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