About Us
Founded in 1998, Taylor Made Water Systems is built on a commitment to provide better water, without hassles, to Northern California. Since 1972, the Taylor Made name has been associated with great service, great products, and great people. Barry Taylor brought this principals from his original company, Taylor Made Office Systems, when he founded Taylor Made Water Systems with his sons Casey Taylor and Clint Taylor.
Today, Taylor Made Water Systems operates throughout Northern California, providing Better Water to businesses, homes, and industry. Our approach to water is to “Taylor” a solution for you, based on your water quality and your particular needs. We do not offer cookie-cutter solutions or me-too products that don’t address your specific needs. We believe in creating value through quality solutions. We hold ourselves and our manufacturers to a high standard of excellence as our customers expect and deserve the best.
We also offer a full line of gourmet coffee solutions for business, from whole bean grinding cappuccino machines to Keurig’s single-cup solutions with Kcups from Green Mountain, Tully’s, Diedrichs, Gloria Jeans, Celestial Seasonings, Coffee People, and more. For our whole bean machines, we roast our own beans because we believe that freshness is key to a quality cup of coffee. Again, we can “Taylor” our beans to your taste preferences and offer unmatched quality. For residential coffee, we have a full line of offerings through our residential site – www.justonecup.com which offers the Keurig line of products and Kcups.
The pride and joy of the Taylor Family is our Taylor Family Foundation, which is “committed to preserving the wellness and enhancing the quality of life for children in Northern California with life-threatening illnesses, disabilities, and youth at-risk.” Over the last 17 years, the Foundation developed, built, and today maintains Camp Arroyo, a specially built camp for children with life threatening illnesses. To date, over 10,000 children have had the time of their lives at Camp Arroyo. Equally significant, everything has been, and continues to be, at no cost to the camper’s family which is often burdened with extraordinary medical bills. For many children, a week at Camp Arroyo is the highlight of their year – a place where they are free to be themselves among peers with the same afflictions or issues, free from ridicule, staring, or self consciousness, often for the first times in their life. To find out how you can help the Taylor Family Foundation, please see our website at www.ttff.org.
