GC Water Filtration

GC Water Filtration

Titus Cabinetry provides water filtration sales and installation for homeowners and commercial business owners throughout the east coast area. We are an authorized distributor of state-of-the art filtration systems manufactured by Global Customized Water, LLC (AKA GC Water).
GC Water is a family owned and operated company. Since its inception in 2011, GC Water continues to create innovative ways to customize water for product enhancement while maximizing the longevity of its equipment. Visit GlobalCustomizedWater.com for more information.

Home RO

GC Water home system provides you with fresh tasting, delicious, crystal clear water at your fingertips while addressing contaminants of health concern like Lead, Arsenic, Asbestos, Cysts, Mercury and many others. You can also tee off to your ice maker and have the same clean water in your refrigerator.

Water Softeners

Water softeners are plumbed into your home’s water supply system. They all use the same operating process called ion exchange, where the replacement of undesirable ions with a certain charge are replaced by desirable ions of the same charge.
The heart of a water softener is a mineral tank and is filled with small polystyrene beads known as cation resin which carry a negative charge.
Calcium and magnesium in water both carry positive charges which means that these minerals will cling to the beads as the hard water passes through the mineral tank. Sodium ions have positive charges, although not as strong as the charge on the calcium and magnesium. When a very strong brine solution is flushed through a tank that has beads already saturated with calcium and magnesium, the sheer volume of the sodium ions is enough to drive the calcium and magnesium ions off the beads. Common salt is used to create a brine solution for water softeners that have a separate brine tank.
The standard operation occurs when hard water moves into the mineral tank and the calcium and magnesium ions move to the beads, replacing sodium ions. The sodium ions go into the water, and once the beads are saturated with calcium and magnesium, the unit enters a 3-phase regenerating cycle. First, the backwash phase reverses water flow to flush dirt out of the tank, then in the recharge phase, the concentrated sodium-rich salt solution is carried from the brine tank through the mineral tank. The sodium collects on the beads, replacing the calcium and magnesium, which go down the drain, after this phase the mineral tank is flushed of excess brine and the brine tank is refilled.