Visible sediment or cloudy water
Particles, rust and suspended material may require staged sediment filtration.
Improve water clarity and reduce sediment, odour and microorganisms with a system selected for your source and required flow.
TPS assesses the water problem before recommending equipment for homes, villas and hospitality properties.

Municipal supply, wells, rainwater storage and delivered water can require different combinations of testing, filtration and disinfection.
Particles, rust and suspended material may require staged sediment filtration.
UV-C can be included after suitable pre-filtration to inactivate microorganisms.
A suitable carbon stage may be specified when adsorption treatment is required.
Sizing must account for pressure, peak demand and simultaneous water use.
The exact configuration depends on test results, flow requirements and the property.
Reduces suspended particles before water reaches later treatment stages.
Optional media or carbon addresses characteristics of the incoming water.
Inactivates microorganisms without adding treatment chemicals.
Big F Pro combines serviceable sediment filtration and microbiological treatment in a protected enclosure. Available configurations can support mains, well and rainwater applications.
Final suitability depends on the water quality, required flow and installation conditions—not the equipment name alone.
Reliable treatment depends on matching the system to the incoming water and maintaining it after installation.
Review source, visible concerns, test results and intended use.
Calculate flow, pressure, stages, space and service access.
Install accessible valves, secure connections and protected controls.
Flush, test and explain filter and UV-lamp maintenance.
System design changes with the source, storage, peak demand and service requirements.
Whole-house treatment for bathrooms, kitchens and general water use.
Higher-flow systems planned around guest demand and continuity.
Treatment selected after assessing source, storage and seasonal variation.
These systems serve different purposes and can be used separately or together.
| Approach | Typical role | Important consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Whole-house filtration | Treats water before distribution around the property. | Must be sized for peak flow and maintained regularly. |
| Point-of-use RO | Produces treated water at a specific drinking-water outlet. | Lower flow and separate membrane maintenance. |
Water appearance alone cannot confirm whether it is suitable for drinking.
That depends on the source, test results, system specification and maintenance. Potability should be confirmed with appropriate laboratory testing.
No. UV-C targets microorganisms. Sediment, odour and chemical concerns require suitable filtration stages.
Intervals depend on water quality, usage and equipment requirements.
Yes, after assessing the source, storage conditions, flow demand and water-test results.
Any treatment stage creates resistance. Correct sizing and maintenance help preserve the required pressure.
Share your property, current concerns and any available water-test results.