
The Benefits
Get fresh, clean, tasty drinking water, no matter how far (or close) you live to civilization, using the same technology employed by commercial-grade disinfection units. Walk up to any faucet in your entire home and fill up a glass of bacteria and virus free water without having to rely on city municipality treatment and without tedious, time-consuming water boiling practices that kill but do not eradicate bacteria and viruses from your water.
No wires.
No chemicals.
No power needed.
No bulbs to replace.
50% smaller footprint.

Disinfection Filter by Sky
Marathon Resources is the exclusive source for this amazing new technology in NC. The Disinfection Filter is a revolutionary new whole house water disinfection unit that works in conjunction with the Sky Whole House Water Filter to give amazing protection to your entire home.
Using the same technology used by commercial-grade disinfection units, this one has been engineered to deliver fresh, clean, tasty drinking water, no matter how far — or close — you live to civilization.
But don’t take our word for it. The media unit inside this filter is component certified by outside agencies to NSF 42 as well as NSF/ANSI 61.
This top-level quality enables us to deliver year-round protection — even when the power goes out.
You see, our system uses the Quantum Disinfection™ system. This filter uses surface charges to destroy incoming bacteria.
What is Quantum Disinfection?
How does Quantum Disinfection work to treat bacteria & viruses?
How does the Sky DF remove bacteria from water?
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Verified Local Reviews For Marathon Resources, an Authorized Sky Home Innovations Dealer
"[They] came out to my home and tested the water. I have to say I was very surprised as to the results. But they were able to provide me with a easy, cost-effective solution. I have to tell you the process from start to finish was seamless. The installers were professional as well as the Customer service. They answered every question I gave them. I would recommend if you are thinking about having your water tested call Sky Home today!!!" - Julie Noelle - 5-Star Google Review
Local Info
Charlotte Drinking Water
Is Charlotte tap water safe to drink?
As Charlotte residents, we here at Marathon Resources are passionate about Charlotte drinking water. Most people don’t think twice about drinking a glass of water from their kitchen sink but the truth about what’s in your drinking water is typically more than some can stomach. Water-borne illnesses in NC drinking water are no secret. Even worse, current legal contaminant levels are not up to date with recent studies covering what is safe to consume. While municipal water treatment plants are required to monitor and treat for safe levels of more than 90 contaminants, more than 270 water contaminants have been revealed to have adverse health effects on those that consume it.
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15720 Brixham Hill Avenue Suite 300 Charlotte NC 28277
Phone Number: (704) 286-1444
Hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm
About Charlotte NC:
Charlotte NC, named after King George III wife Queen Charlotte and therefore also known as “The Queen City” or “Crown Town”, is the most populous city in the U.S. state of North Carolina. Located in the Piedmont region, it is the county seat of Mecklenburg County. Its modern city center (aptly name “Uptown” because no matter which way you walk toward independence square, you’ll be moving gently upward) is home to the Levine Museum of the New South, hands-on science displays at Discovery Place, and the NASCAR Hall of Fame. First as a railroad junction and then as a cotton mill hub, today it is one of America’s largest banking centers and one of the nation’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas.Charlotte looks like a brand new city, but there’s a lot of history here. Its roots run deep in the Old South, way back before the American Revolution. Late in the Revolution, British General Cornwallis swept into town during the 1780 Battle of Charlotte and the Battle of Kings Mountain but soon wished he hadn’t. Local sharpshooters peppered his men mercilessly and as they departed it is said that Cornwallis wrote in his diary that Charlotte was a “hornet’s nest of rebellion.” Today, the hornet and hornet’s nest are popular civic symbols.
Directions:
Directions from Charlotte Douglas International Airport to Marathon Resources: Get on I-485 Outer from Old Dowd Rd and Wallace Neel Rd, Head south on Josh Birmingham Pkwy, Keep right to continue on Old Dowd Rd, At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit and stay on Old Dowd Rd, Continue onto Wallace Neel Rd, Turn right onto West Blvd, Turn left onto the I-485 Outer S ramp to Pineville, Follow I-485 Outer to US-521 S/Johnston Rd in Charlotte. Take exit 61 from I-485 Outer, Merge onto I-485 Outer, Use the right 2 lanes to take exit 61 for US-521/Johnston Rd, Continue on US-521 S/Johnston Rd to your destination, Use the right 3 lanes to turn right onto US-521 S/Johnston Rd, Use the right lane to turn right onto Brixham Hill Ave, Turn right, Destination will be on the right.
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Counties in/near Charlotte:
Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Guilford, Forsyth, Iredell, Union, Lancaster, York, Gaston, Catawba, Lincoln
Cities in/near Charlotte:
Charlotte, Huntersville, Matthews, Cornelius, Mint Hill, Pineville, Concord, Harrisburg, Mount Pleasant, Midland, Greensboro, Jamestown, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, McLeansville, Whitsett, Pleasant Garden, Stokesdale, Sedalia, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Clemmons, Lewisville, Walkertown, Rural Hall, Pfafftown, Bethania, Tobaccoville, Statesville, Mooresville, Troutman, Harmony, Love Valley, Monroe, Waxhaw, Indian Trail, Wingate, Weddington, Wesley Chapel, Marvin, Mineral Springs, Marshville, Lake Park, Unionville, Hemby Bridge, Fairview, JAARS, Lancaster, Indian Land, Kershaw, Heath Springs, Van Wyck, Elgin, Springdale, Lancaster Mill, Irwin, York, Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Clover, Lake Wylie, Tega Cay, McConnells, Hickory Grove, Sharon, Lesslie, Newport, India Hook, Riverview, Gastonia, Belmont, Mount Holly, Dallas, Bessemer City, Cherryville, Stanley, Lowell, Cramerton, McAdenville, Ranlo, High Shoals, Spencer Mountain, South Gastonia, Dellview, Catabwa, Newton, Conover, Clremont, Maiden, Shersills Ford, Lake Norman of Catawba, Saint Stephens, Brookford, Mountain View, Lincolton, Denver, Iron Station, Lowesville, Westport
Zip Codes in/near Charlotte:
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Neighborhoods in/near Charlotte:
Center City: Uptown, First Ward, Second Ward, formerly known as Brooklyn, Third Ward, Fourth Ward, Elizabeth, Midtown. East Charlotte: Coventry Woods, Easthaven, Eastland, Grove Park, Hickory Grove, Hickory Ridge, Idlewild, Mint Hill, Oakhurst, Plaza Hills, Plaza-Midwood, Ravenwood, Reedy Creek, Shamrock, Sardis Woods, Sheffield Park, Sherwood Forest, Stonehaven, Windsor Park. North Charlotte: Belmont, College Downs, Croft, Derita, Hidden Valley, Graceshire, Highland Creek, Lockwood, Newell, Nevin, NoDa, Northlake, Mallard, Mineral Springs, Tryon Hills, University City, Villa Heights, Wilson Heights. South Charlotte: The Arboretum, Ayrsley, Ballantyne, Barclay Downs, Beverly Woods, Blakeney, Cameron Wood, Carmel, Chantilly, Cherry, Cotswold, Dilworth, Eastover, Grier Heights, Historic South End, Landsdowne, Madison Park, Myers Park, Nations Ford, Parkdale, Piper Glen, Quail Hollow, Raeburn, Sedgefield, SouthPark, Starmount, Steele Creek, Yorkshire. West Charlotte: Ashley Park, Berryhill, Biddleville, Historic Camp Greene, Clanton Park, Reid Park, Coulwood, Dixie, Enderly Park, Lincoln Heights, Mountain Island Village, Northwood, Oakview Terrace, Oakdale, Paw Creek/ "Tank Town", Revolution Park, Shopton, Shuffletown, Thomasboro/ Hoskins, Todd Park, University Park, Washington Heights, Wesley Heights, Wilmore, Wick City, Yorkmount Park.
Frequently Asked Drinking Water Questions:
What does the safe drinking water act say?
The safe drinking water act requires many actions to protect drinking water and its sources. The law was amended in 1986 and 1996 and authorizes the US EPA to set national standards for drinking water that protect against both naturally-occurring and man-made contaminants that may be found in drinking water sources. Originally, the SDWA focused primarily on treatment as the means of providing safe drinking water but the 1996 amendments recognized the need for source water protection, training, funding, and public information. The EPA has established protective drinking water standards for more than 90 contaminants but activists push that the number of contaminants monitored should be closer to 270 and that the laws are in dire need of an update.
What is the best water to drink?
While you may have a preference for what is the best water to drink, generally, there’s no one type that promises greater health benefits than the others. Different types of water, each with their own pros & cons, include tap, mineral, spring, glacier, sparkling, distilled, purified, infused, and alkaline but, so long as the water you’re drinking is clean and safe, the main focus is to make sure that you stay hydrated and to ensure you’re drinking enough water on a regular basis.
Is tap water safe to drink?
While the EPA holds that tap water is safe to drink, independent water analysts, activists, and consumer researchers hold that the water found in our tap is still far from healthy. The EPA regulates and requires treatment for more than 90 contaminants but a recent study surveyed the country’s water for more than 270 contaminants deemed unsafe at certain levels for human consumption. Aging infrastructure and outdated laws point more and more to the need for point of service water treatment systems to ensure that water used for drinking, cooking, and bathing is safe for human and animal consumption.
Where does drinking water come from?
Drinking water comes from various sources depending upon where you live. The majority of sources can be categorized as freshwater or groundwater sources. Lakes, rivers, mountain snow/ rain runoff, and natural springs make up the majority of drinking water sources.