Reverse osmosis · Our specialty
Better drinking water,right from your tap.
- Drinking & cooking water
- Dedicated kitchen faucet
- Professional installation
Our RO systems
Three systems. Installed pricing.
Essential RO
Straightforward traditional RO
$999Installed
- 5-stage RO
- 50 GPD
- Storage tank
May suit: Homeowners wanting straightforward traditional RO and our lowest installed RO package price.
Schedule Installation for Essential ROView full Essential detailsTankless RO
Compact, higher-output tankless design
$1,599Installed
- 7-stage RO
- Up to 400 GPD
- Tankless
May suit: Homeowners wanting a compact tank-free design, more under-sink space and higher rated production.
Schedule Installation for Tankless ROView full Tankless details
Every package includes:Dedicated faucetProfessional installation
Pricing details
Package pricing assumes a standard under-sink installation. Additional plumbing modifications, specialty installations, refrigerator connections, or other site-specific requirements may result in additional charges. Installation requirements are confirmed before work begins.
What is reverse osmosis?
Several stages, one glass of water.
Water passes through filters and a semi-permeable membrane, then a final filter, before it reaches its own faucet at your sink. It's kept ready in a small tank or, with a tankless system, made as you use it.
- 01
Incoming Water
Cold water from the supply line under your sink.
- 02
Sediment Filtration
Captures particles such as sand, silt and rust.
- 03
Carbon Filtration
Reduces chlorine, taste and odor, and protects the membrane.
- 04
RO Membrane
A semi-permeable membrane that reduces dissolved solids.
- 05
Final Filtration
A polishing stage before the water reaches your glass.
- 06
Dedicated Faucet
Filtered water on tap, separate from your main faucet.
Exact filtration stages vary by system. This is a typical path. Contaminant reduction depends on the specific system and your incoming water.
Why homeowners choose RO
Better drinking and cooking water, right at the kitchen.
Filtered water at the kitchen sink
Drinking water on tap, right where you already fill glasses and bottles.
Water for cooking
Pasta, soups, rice and everything else you cook with water.
Coffee and tea
Filtered water for your morning coffee and afternoon tea.
Everyday hydration
An easy, always-ready way to keep a glass or bottle filled.
Less bottled water
Fewer cases to buy, carry home and recycle.
A dedicated faucet
A separate drinking-water faucet beside your main tap.
Is RO right for you?
Signs it may be worth considering.
- You buy bottled water regularly
- You'd like better-tasting water for drinking, coffee and cooking
- You want filtered water on tap instead of a pitcher
- Your water report shows dissolved solids you would like to reduce
Good to know
- One faucet, not the whole home
- RO treats water at the kitchen sink. For every tap, look at whole-home treatment.
- Results depend on your water
- What a system reduces depends on the specific system and your incoming water.
- Testing answers specific questions
- If you have a specific concern about your water, testing is the way to find out what's in it.
Compare the three
Different designs, different strengths.
No single system is best for everyone. It depends on your space and preferences.
Essential RO · $999
Consider it if:
- You want straightforward, traditional reverse osmosis
- You're comfortable with a storage tank under the sink
- You want the lowest installed price of our three packages
Premium RO · $1,299
Consider it if:
- You prefer a traditional storage-tank system
- You want alkaline remineralization
- You want a higher rated production than Essential (75 vs. 50 GPD)
Tankless RO · $1,599
Consider it if:
- You'd rather not have a storage tank
- You want to keep more space under the sink
- You want the highest rated production of our three packages (up to 400 GPD)
Side-by-side comparison
| Specification | EssentialTraditional under-sink RO | PremiumTraditional under-sink RO | TanklessTankless / no storage tank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Installed price | $999 | $1,299 | $1,599 |
| Stages | 5-stage | 6-stage | 7-stage |
| Production | 50 GPD | 75 GPD | Up to 400 GPD |
| Storage tank | Included | Included | Not included |
| Alkaline remineralization | Not included | Included | Not included |
| Tankless | Not included | Not included | Included |
| Dedicated faucet | Included | Included | Included |
| Professional installation | Included | Included | Included |
| ScheduleSchedule Installation for Essential RO | ScheduleSchedule Installation for Premium RO | ScheduleSchedule Installation for Tankless RO |
- Installed price
- Essential: $999
- Premium: $1,299
- Tankless: $1,599
- Stages
- Essential: 5-stage
- Premium: 6-stage
- Tankless: 7-stage
- Production
- Essential: 50 GPD
- Premium: 75 GPD
- Tankless: Up to 400 GPD
- Storage tank
- Essential: Included
- Premium: Included
- Tankless: Not included
- Alkaline remineralization
- Essential: Not included
- Premium: Included
- Tankless: Not included
- Tankless
- Essential: Not included
- Premium: Not included
- Tankless: Included
- Dedicated faucet
- Essential: Included
- Premium: Included
- Tankless: Included
- Professional installation
- Essential: Included
- Premium: Included
- Tankless: Included
Not sure? Choose the closest fit when you schedule. We confirm the system with you before any work begins.
Installation
From choosing to installed.
Installed by licensed and insured plumbers. Site conditions vary, so we confirm your installation details before any work begins.
- Step 1: Choose System
- Step 2: Schedule Installation
- Step 3: Confirm Details
- Step 4: Professional Installation
A standard installation includes
- System mounted under your kitchen sink
- Dedicated drinking-water faucet
- Cold-water supply connection
- Drain connection where required
- Start-up and system check
- Walkthrough of use and maintenance
Package pricing assumes a standard under-sink installation. Additional plumbing modifications, specialty installations, refrigerator connections, or other site-specific requirements may result in additional charges. Installation requirements are confirmed before work begins.
What is reverse osmosis?
Reverse osmosis (RO) is a filtration process that pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane, which reduces many dissolved solids and other substances. Under-sink RO systems pair the membrane with pre- and post-filters and deliver the filtered water through a dedicated faucet. Reduction performance varies by system and by the water coming into your home.
What does RO installation include?
Each installed package includes the selected RO system, a dedicated faucet and a standard under-sink installation performed by licensed and insured plumbers. Package pricing assumes a standard under-sink installation; plumbing modifications, specialty installations, refrigerator connections or other site-specific requirements may add to the price. We confirm installation requirements before any work begins.
Do I purchase the RO system separately?
No. Installed package pricing ($999, $1,299 or $1,599) covers the system, a dedicated faucet and standard professional installation. There is no online checkout. You schedule the installation, and we confirm the details with you before any work begins.
Which RO system should I choose?
Essential RO is a straightforward 5-stage system for everyday drinking and cooking water. Premium RO adds a sixth stage for alkaline remineralization and a higher rated production of 75 GPD. Tankless RO is a 7-stage system that skips the storage tank for a more compact install, with production rated up to 400 GPD. If you're unsure, pick the closest fit when you schedule installation; we confirm the system with you before any work begins.
Does an RO system need a drain connection?
Yes. Reverse osmosis sends some water to the drain as part of the filtration process, so a standard installation typically includes a drain connection under the sink. The exact setup depends on the system and your plumbing.
Where is the RO faucet installed?
The dedicated drinking-water faucet is usually mounted on the sink or countertop next to your main faucet. The location depends on your sink and countertop, and we confirm it with you before installation.
Can an RO system connect to my refrigerator or ice maker?
Many RO systems can supply a refrigerator or ice maker. Whether it's practical depends on the system, the distance and your kitchen layout, and it's quoted as an addition to the standard installation. Let us know in your request.
How often do RO filters need to be replaced?
It depends on the system, your water and how much you use. As a general guide, manufacturers commonly recommend replacing pre- and post-filters about every 6 to 12 months and the RO membrane every few years. Always follow the manufacturer's schedule for your specific system.