The Purest Water for Your Family

Reverse Osmosis Systems
for Drinking Water

Even treated municipal water carries contaminants. Our multi-stage reverse osmosis systems remove up to 99% of impurities — lead, arsenic, PFAS, chlorine, and more — giving your family the cleanest possible drinking water.

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What RO Removes

More Than 1,000 Contaminants Eliminated

Standard carbon filters only remove a fraction of what's in your water. A reverse osmosis membrane is 0.0001 microns — 5,000× smaller than a human hair — and catches what everything else misses.

Lead
From aging pipes
Arsenic
Natural groundwater contaminant
PFAS
"Forever chemicals"
Nitrates
Agricultural runoff
Chlorine
Municipal disinfectant
Microplastics
Widely present in US water
Pesticides
Herbicides and insecticides
Fluoride
Added to many water supplies
How Reverse Osmosis Works

A Multi-Stage Filtration Process

1

Sediment Pre-Filter (5 Microns)

Rust, sand, and particulate matter are filtered out. This first stage protects the delicate RO membrane and extends its life.

2

Carbon Pre-Filter

Chlorine, chloramines, and volatile organic compounds are absorbed by activated carbon. Chlorine is especially important because it can damage the RO membrane.

3

RO Membrane (0.0001 Microns)

This is the heart of the system. Water is forced through a semipermeable membrane that blocks contaminants while letting pure water molecules through. This stage removes dissolved solids, heavy metals, and microorganisms.

4

Post-Filter / Polishing Carbon

A final carbon filter ensures the water tastes crisp and clean. Some systems add a remineralization stage that adds back healthy minerals like calcium and magnesium for better taste and pH balance.

System Options

Under-Sink or Whole-House

Most Orlando homes choose an under-sink RO system for drinking and cooking water, paired with their water softener for whole-house protection.

Under-Sink RO (Most Popular)

Compact 3–7 stage systems mounted beneath your kitchen sink. Delivers ultra-pure water through a dedicated faucet. Typical capacity: 50–100 gallons per day.

Typical range: $800–$2,500 installed

Whole-House RO

For homes on well water with significant contamination. Treats every drop of water entering your home. Requires more space and maintenance but offers the highest level of protection.

Typical range: $3,500–$6,000+ installed
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Who Needs RO?

Reverse Osmosis Is Right For You If...

You're on well water and want comprehensive contaminant removal
You have young children, pregnant family members, or immune-compromised individuals
Your water tastes, smells, or looks off — even after softening
Your TDS (total dissolved solids) reading is above 150 ppm
You're concerned about PFAS, lead, or other emerging contaminants

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FAQ

Reverse Osmosis Questions

Pre-filters every 6–12 months, the RO membrane every 2–3 years, and the post-filter annually. We offer maintenance plans that include all filter changes at no extra cost — just one visit per year.
Yes, RO removes both harmful contaminants and healthy minerals. That's why we recommend a remineralization stage in our RO systems. This adds back calcium and magnesium for better taste and pH balance — the best of both worlds.
Older systems wasted 3–5 gallons for every 1 gallon of purified water. Modern systems are much more efficient — many use only 1 gallon of waste per gallon produced. We install high-efficiency models that minimize waste without sacrificing purity.
Absolutely — and it's the ideal combination. Your water softener handles hardness minerals throughout the whole house, while the RO system gives you ultra-pure drinking water at the kitchen sink. Many Orlando homeowners use both together.
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