When you are installing a Whole House Water Filter, like any other installation, it's so much easier and quicker when you have all the right tools at hand.
If you can manage, we recommend having the below tools with you.
In this video, get a step-by-step overview of the tools and techniques used to install a Whole House Water Filter. From using plumber’s tape to avoid leaks, to tightening connections with the right tools, learn how to set up your water filter system effectively. Whether you're on a farm or in the city, discover the simple yet essential tools needed for a successful installation and how to ensure everything runs smoothly for clean, filtered water throughout your home.
Tools Required To Install A Whole House Water Filter
Table/Stool
When you are attaching your unit to the wall, it helps to have something to hold the system in place while you screw it in.
Tech Gun
To secure the unit to your wall with tek screws.
Drill
You may want to use a pilot hole, in this case a drill will be handy.
Bolts
Bolts are obviously a necessary item to screw the system to your wall.
Level
A level will help you secure your unit to the wall so it is not lop sided.
Plumber's Thread Tap
We recommend you always avoid using sealant. Instead, have some plumbers tape handy if you happen to need a better seal.
Gauge Plugs
Allen Key
Steel Nipples
These steel nipples screw into both sides of your system.
Crescent Tool
This comes in handy to tighten up the nipple.
Pencil and Measuring Tape
Whole House Water Filter Housing Tool
Grease
Hack Saw
To cut the 3/4 inch pipe that goes between the fittings
As you can see, it doesn't take too many tools to install a Whole House Water Filter. If you're getting a plumber on the job for you, you won't need a single tool. But if you're doing it yourself, you should be able to get away with the list above.
Please feel free to check our video on How to Install a Whole House Water Filter.
Contact us if you have any questions at all, we're here to help.
