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Do NOT confuse the NOVA system with any of those companies that harass you the first week you buy your new Villages home. I will not name those companies...many of you know who they are. I will advise anyone who buys a brand new home in The Villages to beware of any high pressure sales pitches from anyone.

Folks, it is simple. This is not a 3rd world country. The water coming out of your faucet is safe.....it will not kill you. Folks who live in The Villages for a long time drinking the water are not statistically dying sooner from the water they drink.

That being said...many folks prefer drinking and using filtered water. If you are one of those folks, you can buy many different filtration systems.....at all different price points and all different levels of filtration.

After doing a good amount of research, I, being one who preferred having a whole house filter system, chose the filter system from NOVA. I felt it did the most "bang for the buck". The three filter cartridges that come with the NOVA system does everything I need. Yes, there are more expensive filtration systems but I was not willing to pay hundreds or even thousands more for a filter that may or may not be any better.

Bob and his son Brad are local residents who sell , install and stand behind their filter system. I think the price, for what you get, installed and everything, is very reasonable.

I personally do not like softened water. Some folks of course do. NOVA also sells a softener system if you want one for MUCH less that the high pressure folks.

Brad and Bob are not high pressure....they do not need to be. There business comes mainly from the word of mouth from satisfied neighbors. They never come to your home unless you call them, and they do not do fancy and sometimes deceiving water tests designed to scare you into buying something.

In short, they are good people who sell a good product at a reasonable price. They stand behind their work and their product. I am one of their satisfied customers. I only post this because I did not want anyone to confuse them with the "high pressure" companies.

Respectfully, Frank D.