bottled water... without the bottles

REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER

“Bottled water without the bottles” means that Crescent Hills Water gives you water that is as pure and good-tasting as bottled water, but without the hassle of bottles. We do that with a process called Reverse Osmosis (RO). And we do it in the entire Dallas – Fort Worth area. We have Reverse Osmosis in Dallas, Reverse Osmosis in Fort Worth, and we will provide Reverse Osmosis water to you and any other North Texan that needs it. Just give us a call.

UNDER SINK WATER FILTRATION

Under sink water filtration is easy using Crescent Hills Water technology. You can have bottled water quality in your home without the hassle of bottles. We will install a Reverse Osmosis (RO) water filtration system on site under a sink or counter. The system then transfers the water to the faucet on your sink through tubing that we provide. This gives you an unlimited supply of pure, fresh water for a monthly fee that can save you up to 20% on what you are spending now. Read more…

TOUCHLESS WATER COOLERS!

In response to COVID-19, we are now offering touchless, bottleless water coolers. Now you can enjoy the same pure, good-tasting water that we’ve always offered, without having to touch anything and without the hassle of bottles. Our coolers have infrared sensors that respond to movement, so there is no chance of spreading germs. This is the safest technology available, and you can find it right here at Crescent Hills Water. Check it out now!

 

 

Family Owned

We are family owned, so we are committed to serving the DFW area – and have been for over 30 years! Because of our commitment, we treat customers ethically and we behave responsibly toward the environment. Our commitment extends to using top-of-the-line technology like Reverse Osmosis in filtering our water. For these reasons, you cannot do better than Crescent Hills Water for your home or office. We are your best choice in the Dallas – Fort Worth area for a water filtration company.

Purity and Responsibility

Why would a water filtration company think that protecting the environment AND providing people with safe, healthy drinking water is a conflict of interest? In reality, they go hand-in-hand. And Crescent Hills knows that. That’s why we use point-of-use (POU) technology and the most modern methods of filtration, like Reverse Osmosis. Because we are committed to both people AND the environment, not only people today benefit, but future generations will benefit as well.

Why Reverse Osmosis Water?

Of all the ways water can be filtered and purified, Reverse Osmosis (RO) has proven to be the safest and most affordable. Reverse Osmosis gives you the highest quality, best tasting drinking water, while also protecting the environment. The benefits of Reverse Osmosis filtering have been proven time and again. But don’t just believe us. Do your own research. Learn more here.

Benefits of Crescent Hills bottleless water coolers & filtration systems:

If your family or company wants to start taking advantage of the benefits of a bottle-free water cooler and filtration systems, contact us today. We’re right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex!

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The Truth About Tap Water

[This article appeared in a local newspaper recently.]

“While the tap water you drink may look clean, it may also contain harmful contaminants. These include lead, pesticides and industrial pollutants. They may be picked up on the journey from your water treatment plant through miles of pipes to your home.

“To help clear up any misconceptions about what’s really in your water, the experts at PUR offer this myth-busting advice:

“Myth: Living close to a fresh water source makes tap water safer to drink.

“Truth:  Even if you live close to a fresh water source, your water goes on a long journey through an often aging infrastructure before it reaches your tap. According to Environmental Health & Engineering, Inc., up to 100 million lead service lines are still in use in the country today. Potentially, this allows lead particles to enter your water.

“Myth: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates all contaminants.

“Truth:  There are about 100,000 potential contaminants in drinking water. According to the EPA, its Safe Drinking Water Act only regulates 103. That means water that meets the government’s safe drinking standards may not meet yours.

“Myth: All water filters are created equal.

“Truth:  While both pitcher and faucet filters remove unwanted contaminants, a faucet filter is usually a step up from a pitcher. This is because it has a longer life and can remove even more contaminants, including lead. [Editor:  A Reverse Osmosis filter system can and does remove even more.] As every brand is different, it’s important to check the types of contaminants each filter removes. You can then confirm that it is certified by NSF and the Water Quality Association for contamination reduction. Doing so can help you get the healthiest, cleanest tasting water possible. [Crescent Hills Water is certified by both NSF and the Water Quality Association, plus the Texas Water Quality Association.]

More Truth

“Myth: You can determine if tap water is safe to drink by how it looks, smells and tastes.

“Truth:  While your water might look, smell and taste clean, it could contain contaminants that are potentially harmful to your health. These include lead, which is colorless, odorless and has no taste.

“‘Knowing what’s in the water you drink and cook with is important, but determining the quality of your local water supply can seem daunting,’ said Keri Glassman, registered dietitian, nutritionist and PUR spokesperson. ‘Fortunately, there’s a free online resource called KnowYourWater.com. It allows users to type in any address to easily learn about lead and other possible contaminates in their water.’

[Editor:  I went to the web site KnowYourWater.com, and it turns out that it is owned by PUR. So, while the information given about my address is interesting, information on lead contamination in my water was not available. The web site is really more of an ad selling PUR’s services. I’ll stick with Crescent Hills Water’s Reverse Osmosis filtering.]

“Myth: Boiling water removes lead.

“Truth:  Boiling water may reduce bacteria found in the water, but will not remove lead. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the lead concentration of water can actually increase slightly when water is boiled. This is because some of the water evaporates during the boiling process.”

 

Crescent Hills Water’s Reverse Osmosis (RO) filtering system removes 99% of harmful minerals and chemicals, including lead. If you want to start taking advantage of the benefits of a Reverse Osmosis system in your home or office, contact us today. We’re right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex! Call 817-424-3947 or use our online contact form.

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Some of our nearly 3,000 customers:

• Massage Envy
• European Wax Centers
• TGI Fridays
• DGNO
• Zurn
• Federal Express
• Lhoist North America
• Meridian Business Centers
• International Trucks
• Apex
• Dannon
  
• Stacy’s Furniture
• RPMX Contruction
• Pet Love

• Adolphus Hotel
• Yard Art
• International Paper
• Papa Johns
• Daryl Flood
• Meadows Foundation
• Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind
• Sherwin Williams
• Floor N Decor
• Car dealerships all around the metroplex
• Caliber Collision
• ADP

• Different schools and school district offices
• SMU
• UNT
• UTA
• Churches
• Frost, PlainsCapital, Spirit of Texas & other banks
• Ozburn Hessey
• Property management companies: Post, Greystar, Milestone, Pinnacle

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If your family or company wants to start taking advantage of the benefits of a water filtration company that provides a bottleless water cooler and filtration system, contact us today – we’re right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex!