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Do you regularly buy bottled water because your water tastes and smells bad? Reverse Osmosis systems can provide the relief you need.
Reverse Osmosis water filtration systems feature a semipermeable membrane that traps and eliminates the impurities in your water. This water filtration method is highly successful at contaminant removal because it can eliminate viruses, heavy metals, minerals, and chemicals that you commonly find in the water.
At WHAT Plumbing, we have extensive experience installing Reverse Osmosis systems for property owners across Gilbert, AZ. Our team can assess your water filtration needs and help you choose the perfect RO system for your home.
We can install both whole-home and point-of-use systems. Call us now to schedule a consultation.
Get a highly efficient water filtration system for your home. Call (602) 799-0864 to schedule a consultation.
The Benefits of Reverse Osmosis Systems
Here are some of the advantages of installing Reverse Osmosis systems:
- Healthier, safe drinking water: Reverse Osmosis systems make water healthier by removing contaminants that are harmful upon consumption, such as viruses, bacteria, and metals.
- Better water odor and taste: Reverse Osmosis removes the impurities that change the smell and taste of your water, giving it a cleaner, fresher taste.
- Lower risk of disease: Since Reverse Osmosis can remove bacteria, parasites, and other viruses from water, there’s a lower risk of disease for your family.
- Eco-friendly method of filtration: Reverse Osmosis systems don’t use chemicals in the filtration process. Therefore, they are safer for the environment.
- Cost-effective water purification option: Reverse Osmosis requires a significant upfront investment. However, the cost of ongoing maintenance is lower compared to other methods of water filtration.
- Treatment for all types of water: Reverse Osmosis systems can treat water from all major sources, including municipal water, rainwater, and well water.
Reverse Osmosis Systems vs. Other Water Filtration Methods: How Do You Know What You Need?
Looking at the upfront cost of Reverse Osmosis systems, you may wonder why you should set up the system for your home instead of choosing any of the cheaper alternatives.
However, if your goal is to make your water safe for drinking and usage with your water-dependent appliances, you need to weigh your choices more carefully. Reverse Osmosis systems are the better choice for properties where the water contains:
- Significantly high amounts of total dissolved solids (which are dissolved contaminants and minerals)
- Significantly high amounts of lead, arsenic, and other substances that give water a bitter or metallic taste
- Chlorine, sulfur, and other related chemicals that give water a foul odor
- High amounts of floating suspended solids (think rust and debris), which are responsible for the cloudy or discolored appearance of your water
- High levels of organic contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites
Reverse Osmosis systems are a better choice if a water test (or the water quality report from your municipal website) shows high levels of these contaminants.
Contact WHAT Plumbing Today To Find the Perfect Reverse Osmosis System for Your Home
Are you tired of buying bottled water for drinking, cooking, and cleaning around your home? Reach out to the team at WHAT Plumbing today. Let’s discuss the ideal Reverse Osmosis water filtration system for your home.
We have years of experience installing the highest-quality Reverse Osmosis systems across Gilbert, AZ. We also offer maintenance services, including membrane or filter replacement.
Call WHAT Plumbing in Gilbert, AZ today at (602) 799-0864 to schedule a consultation.
How Much Does a Reverse Osmosis System Installation Cost?
The cost of a Reverse Osmosis system depends on factors such as the type of system you choose and the size. Point-of-use systems are cheaper because they are simpler to install. Whole-home installations invariably cost more.
Can I Install My Reverse Osmosis System on My Own?
You can install Reverse Osmosis systems if you have some basic plumbing skills. This is especially true for point-of-use systems. For whole-home systems, you’ll need to call a professional plumber to avoid costly mistakes.
How Long Do Reverse Osmosis Systems Last?
Reverse Osmosis units can last decades. However, you’ll need to replace parts from time to time as they get older. The membrane in the system that filters your water generally lasts two to five years.
