Water treatment in Lexington
Filtration and drinking water systems for Lexington homes on town water or a private well, beginning with a free assessment of the water at your address.
The Town of Lexington does not treat its own water. It buys finished Lake Murray water from the City of West Columbia, whose plant on the lake is rated at 22.5 million gallons a day, and delivers it through the town's own mains.
The Town of Lexington's 2025 report lists total trihalomethanes at a highest level of 24 ppb and a copper 90th percentile of 0.082 ppm from household taps. A Lexington assessment begins with those numbers and then looks at what you notice at your own sink.
From there you get one recommendation for your home and one written price, before anything is ordered.
Lexington installs are fitted where the water line enters your home, with a drinking water tap at the kitchen sink if you want one.