Municipal water in Kenyan cities is usually chlorinated and legally potable but often carries chlorine taste, sediment from old mains, and hardness. A compact under-sink or whole-house system fixes it.
We test your source water and design a treatment train that matches — no oversized, no undersized.
Common water challenges
- Chlorine taste and smell
- Sediment from old GI mains
- Occasional supply cuts
- Hardness
Recommended treatment technologies
Regulatory considerations
- •KEBS KS EAS 12:2018 potable water
- •WRA borehole permits
- •NEMA discharge compliance
Frequently asked questions
Is municipal water safe to drink in Kenya?+
Legally yes, but recontamination in old pipes and storage tanks is common. A UV or UF barrier at the point of use is cheap insurance.