BrightWater Kinetico Partners with Hubbell Homes to Make Reverse Osmosis Standard in New Homes
Better drinking water is becoming part of the new-home experience.
BrightWater Kinetico is proud to announce a new partnership with Hubbell Homes that will make reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water a standard feature in every new Hubbell-built home beginning October 1.
As one of Central Iowa’s leading local homebuilders, Hubbell Homes has been building homes throughout the region since 1998. Together, BrightWater Kinetico and Hubbell Homes are making it easier for homeowners to enjoy purified drinking water from the very beginning—by planning for it as part of the home rather than adding it later.
“At BrightWater, we believe great water should be considered right alongside the other important systems and features of a new home,” said Brook Haas, President and Owner of BrightWater Kinetico. “We’re excited to partner with Hubbell Homes to make better drinking water part of the experience from day one.”
Brook recently joined Hello Iowa to talk more about the partnership and what it means for future Hubbell homeowners.
Two local companies. One shared commitment to creating a better homeowner experience.
About Hubbell Homes
With more than 160 years in the real estate industry, Hubbell Realty Company is Central Iowa's go-to company. Since 1998, Hubbell Homes has become synonymous with community advocacy and developing homes tailored to the visions of homeowners. A project special to Hubbell Homes is the Hubbell Extreme Build, which began in 2006. From rebuilding a family's home after a Christmas fire, to building "9 Homes in 9 Days for 9 Families," two Camp Sunnyside cabins & the rebuilding of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Iowa, Hubbell Homes continues to take the lead in countless communities.
About Brook Haas
Brook Haas is the owner of BrightWater Kinetico in Central Iowa and has more than 16 years of experience in the water-treatment industry. He works with homeowners, businesses, builders, and community organizations to better understand local water-quality challenges and identify appropriate treatment solutions.