Reverse Osmosis · from $775 installed
Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System
Short answer
Reverse osmosis removes PFAS, arsenic, lead, chromium-6 and nitrates from the water you drink and cook with. It sits under your kitchen sink with its own faucet. Ours is $775 installed, or $850 with minerals added back.
95%+
PFAS removed
$775
Fully installed
5-year
System warranty
1:1
Efficiency, far less wastewater
WHAT IT FIXES
Made for East Valley water.
- PFAS (forever chemicals)
- Arsenic from desert groundwater
- Lead from older pipes and fittings
- Nitrates
- Flat, heavy taste from dissolved minerals
- Buying cases of bottled water
Reverse osmosis treats one kitchen faucet. For hard water and chlorine through the whole house, pair it with a softener or Whole House Combo.
HOW IT WORKS
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Sediment filter
Catches dirt, rust and sand down to 5 microns.
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Carbon block
Removes chlorine and chemicals that would damage the membrane.
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RO membrane
Pressure pushes water through pores about 0.0001 micron wide. PFAS, arsenic and lead are too big and go down the drain.
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Polishing carbon
A final taste and smell clean-up before your faucet.
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Alkaline stage (optional)
Adds calcium, magnesium and potassium back and raises the pH for a smoother taste.
SIZES & PRICES
One price, fully installed.
- Standard reverse osmosisEveryday drinking and cooking water$775
- Alkaline reverse osmosisMinerals added back for taste$850
Includes installation to an existing loop, testing and a full walkthrough. No loop? A line install is quoted up front. 0% financing available · See every system.
Specs & features
- Installed at
- Kitchen sink, with its own faucet
- Stages
- Sediment, carbon block, RO membrane, polishing carbon, optional alkaline
- Efficiency
- 1:1 ratio, far less wastewater than older systems
- Options
- Fridge and ice maker connection
- Warranty
- 5-year system warranty
What it removes
- PFAS
- 95%+
- Total dissolved solids
- 95–99%
- Lead
- 96–98%
- Arsenic
- 88–96%
- Fluoride
- 87–93%
- Chromium-6
- 86–98%
- Chlorine and byproducts
- 85–90%
- Nitrates
- 60–75%
Upkeep
Change the filters about once a year, roughly $150, and the membrane every 2–3 years. We can handle the yearly change for you.
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What customers say.
“Only been a few days and the water feels and tastes so much better!”
“Blake patiently took the time to answer all of my questions, explained the inner RO workings and component parts, even tested our water.”
“He put in a Reverse Osmosis water purifying system. He left everything clean and explained how to use it.”
COMMON QUESTIONS
Fair questions.
Does reverse osmosis remove PFAS?
Yes. It’s the most effective way to remove PFAS from drinking water at home, typically 95% or more.
Does reverse osmosis waste a lot of water?
Ours runs at a 1:1 ratio, far more efficient than older systems that sent several gallons down the drain for every gallon made.
Can it connect to my fridge?
Yes. We can connect your fridge water and ice maker so they get reverse osmosis water too.
Standard or alkaline?
Both remove the same contaminants. Alkaline adds minerals back for a smoother taste, for $75 more.
KEEP READING
- Does reverse osmosis remove PFAS? Yes. Reverse osmosis is the most effective way to remove PFAS from drinking water at home. It also removes arsenic, lead, chromium-6 and nitrates. Water softeners and most standard filters don’t reliably remove PFAS.
- Is East Valley tap water safe to drink? Yes, it meets federal and state legal limits. But several East Valley cities report PFAS, arsenic or chromium-6 at levels above independent health guidelines. If that worries you, a reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink removes most of it from the water you drink.
- How often should you change reverse osmosis filters? In Arizona, change the sediment, carbon and polishing filters every 6 to 12 months, and the RO membrane every 2 to 3 years. Once a year is the easiest schedule to remember.
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