A reverse osmosis system treats the water at one tap, your kitchen sink, to a far finer level than a whole-house filter is designed to reach.
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It is the right tool when the concern is what you drink and cook with rather than what you shower in. Whole-house filtration and a drinking water system do different jobs, and plenty of homes end up with both.
As with everything else, we test first. The readings decide whether reverse osmosis is worth it for your water or whether a simpler filter already covers what you are worried about.
Total dissolved solids is everything left behind if the water evaporated. The EPA secondary standard is 500 parts per million, set mostly on taste grounds.
A reverse osmosis membrane removes dissolved contaminants down to 0.0001 micron, which is what makes the difference you notice in coffee, tea and ice.
Stripping water that thoroughly also removes the minerals you want. A remineralization stage puts calcium and magnesium back and balances the pH.
Lead usually enters from the plumbing inside your own house rather than from the utility. If that is your concern, tell us when you book and we arrange a certified lab test.
Households buying bottled water for drinking and cooking are usually solving a taste problem that a system at the sink solves once.
Ice machines and coffee makers both show water quality plainly. Cloudy ice and flat coffee are common reasons people look at a drinking water system.
Book a free in-home water test. A local technician tests at your tap and gives you a written report.
We go through the results together and explain what each reading means in plain language.
If the readings call for treatment, we recommend the Aquonyx system matched to your water, with a written quote.
Professional installation by licensed contractors, then ongoing local support from your own team.
