Water purifiers and microfiltered water in Misano Adriatico

In Misano Adriatico, between the beach, Portoverde and the race weekends at the Misano World Circuit, the season moves fast: WAHU! brings good still and sparkling water straight from the tap to hotels, restaurants, bars and homes, with no water crates to handle.

The mains water along the riviera is safe but often hard and with a taste of chlorine: with microfiltration (0.5 micron), ultrafiltration (0.15 micron), reverse osmosis and water softeners we make it light and clean-tasting.

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50+
years of history
Maioli Impianti

Microfiltration
Ultrafiltration
Reverse osmosis

99.99%
Bacterial load removed

2 years
warranty

Rimini
throughout Italy

Purchase or rental
support included

Our solutions in Misano Adriatico

We turn tap water into good, light and safe water with microfiltration (0.5 micron), ultrafiltration (0.15 micron) and reverse osmosis, plus water softeners against limescale. Solutions for home, office, restaurants, hotels, bars and businesses, for purchase or rental.

Why choose WAHU! in Misano Adriatico

We are just a few minutes from Misano: our headquarters are in Rimini, on via Brodolini, and the technician is already in the area. We look after hotels and family resorts, restaurants, bars, beach establishments and homes — from Misano Brasile to Portoverde — with a direct service, no middlemen.

With the Gruppo IM Maioli Impianti (over 50 years of experience) you have a single point of contact: free site survey, installation, scheduled maintenance and ongoing support. Every system is covered by a 2-year warranty.

Nearby areas served by WAHU!

We also install water purifiers and microfiltered water systems in nearby towns: Riccione, Cattolica, Rimini and Gabicce Mare. Same service, free site survey and ongoing support.

Not sure what is in your water in Misano Adriatico?

Request a free analysis of your water: one of our technicians comes to you, with no obligation.

Photo of Misano Adriatico: Walter Giannetti, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons