Filtered Water for Every Home in the City of Armadale
From the Kelmscott foothills to the newest estates in Harrisdale and Hilbert.
The City of Armadale covers two very different kinds of home. There are the established properties around Kelmscott, Roleystone, Mount Nasura and Mount Richon, many with older pipework and a long run from the meter to the house. And there are the brand-new estates at Harrisdale, Piara Waters, Haynes and Hilbert, where everything is new and worth protecting from the first day. ClearHaven installs whole-home water filtration for both.
Every system is personally installed by Jade, a licensed Perth plumber with more than sixteen years on the tools. The location is chosen to suit your block rather than dropped in the first convenient spot, and the finished installation is designed to look like it belongs there.
What Armadale Homeowners Notice in Their Water
The everyday things that bring people to filtration in the first place.
The City of Armadale is supplied with treated scheme water that meets the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. Safe to drink and pleasant to live with are two different things, though, and that gap is usually what prompts the first phone call.
Across Kelmscott, Camillo, Seville Grove, Brookdale and Champion Lakes the comments are remarkably consistent. A chlorine smell that hits hardest in a closed bathroom. White marks back on the shower glass within days of cleaning. A kettle that needs descaling far too often for a house that is only a few years old.
The concerns we hear most often across the City of Armadale:
A chlorine smell that is strongest when the hot shower is running
White scale returning on tapware, shower screens and kettle elements
Fine sediment or rust particles, particularly in older streets or after mains work
Skin and hair that feel dry and tight after showering
Tea and coffee that never quite taste the way they should
A whole-home system treats the water where it enters the property, so every shower, bath, laundry tap and appliance is working with the same filtered supply.
Why Filtration Suits Both the Foothills and the New Estates
Two very different housing types, one straightforward solution.
In the older parts of the City of Armadale, homes have had decades of scale and sediment moving through them. Filtration will not undo that history, but it stops adding to it, and the difference in how the water tastes and feels is noticeable within the first week.
In the newer estates the appeal is the opposite. The hot water system, the tapware, the frameless shower screens and the washing machine are all brand new. Filtering from day one is the least expensive way to keep them that way.
Cleaner, better-tasting water at every tap in the house
Reduced chlorine while showering and bathing
Less scale building up on tapware, glass and heating elements
Support for the working life of your hot water system
Softer-feeling laundry and less residue left on dishes
Far less reliance on bottled water and bench-top jugs
Whether the home is forty years old or four months old, the system is sized, positioned and finished with the same care.
The TripleShield System, Built for Perth Water
Three stages of filtration, finished properly.
Every ClearHaven installation in the City of Armadale uses the TripleShield whole-home system: three large commercial-grade housings, premium copper pipework and a powder-coated cover colour-matched to your home.
Included in every installation:
SedimentShield to capture sand, rust and pipe debris
ScaleShield with genuine ScaleSoft® Salt-Free Scale Media to help reduce mineral scale
CarbonShield coconut-shell carbon to reduce chlorine, taste and odour
Three commercial-grade 20-inch housings that support strong flow
Three pressure gauges and a three-way bypass arrangement
Full commissioning, pressure testing and a complete site clean-up
A personal handover so you know exactly how it works
Why Armadale Homeowners Choose ClearHaven
One plumber, on every job, from quote to handover.
ClearHaven is not a call centre with a network of subcontractors behind it. Jade quotes the job, installs the system, commissions it and services it, with sixteen years of licensed plumbing behind every connection.
What that means on your property:
The location is chosen for access, appearance and easy future servicing
Concrete cutting is avoided wherever the layout allows
Copper pipework, neatly run and properly supported
A powder-coated aluminium cover matched to your fence, gutters or walls
A limited number of installations each month, so nothing is rushed
The same person on the phone, on site and at the annual service
Ready for Better Water in the City of Armadale?
Send through a few photos of the front of your home and the area around your water meter, and Jade will come back with a personalised quote. No obligation and no pressure. If you would rather someone took a look in person, that can be arranged too. Homes across Armadale, Kelmscott, Harrisdale, Piara Waters, Roleystone and Seville Grove are already running on filtered water.