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Drinking water

Reverse osmosis drinking water systems in Denver

Reverse osmosis under the kitchen sink gives you drinking and cooking water from its own faucet. We measure the difference in writing.

85% or more TDS reduction, guaranteed

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Drinking water·What changes

What reverse osmosis fixes

  • Buying bottled water — Clean drinking water from its own faucet at the kitchen sink.
  • Coffee and ice taste off — Lower dissolved solids and no chlorine taste.
  • Wondering what is in it — We measure TDS at your tap and at the RO faucet.
  • Lead or PFAS questions — Pair it with a certified lab test for a written before and after.
What you get
An under-sink reverse osmosis system with filter housings and a storage tank inside a kitchen cabinet

Where we work

Reverse osmosis drinking water across the Denver metro and the Front Range

We install in Denver, Aurora, Thornton, Westminster, Arvada, Broomfield, Lakewood, Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Parker, Castle Rock and the surrounding Front Range. Every install includes the before and after test at your own taps, measured the same way both times.

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What reverse osmosis removes, and what it does not

An RO membrane holds back most dissolved solids, which makes it the right tool for lead, PFAS, nitrate, arsenic, uranium and sodium, along with the general mineral taste that shows up in coffee and ice.

It is a drinking water solution, not a house solution. It treats the one faucet it feeds. Your shower, dishwasher and water heater see exactly what they saw before, which is why a scale complaint is a softener conversation and a taste complaint is this one.

Carbon does the last step. A polishing filter after the tank handles whatever is left that affects taste on the way to the faucet.

Waste water, pressure and the tank

RO sends a concentrate stream to the drain while it makes clean water, and modern membranes are far more efficient at this than older ones. It runs while the tank refills, not continuously.

Household pressure matters. Low incoming pressure means slower production and a less efficient membrane, and on a well with a pressure tank we check that before promising flow at the faucet.

A stored tank gives you full flow when you fill a pot. Tankless systems save cabinet space and produce on demand. We fit whichever suits the cabinet and how much water you draw at once.

Filter changes, published before you buy

Sediment and carbon prefilters are the routine change, the membrane lasts considerably longer, and the polishing filter goes with the prefilters. We give you the schedule and the cartridge cost up front, because a cheap system with expensive proprietary cartridges is not cheap.

If you would rather have proof than a schedule, use a TDS meter: your tap against the RO faucet. When the gap narrows, something is due.

What's included

What a reverse osmosis drinking water install includes

Every install includes the licensed plumber, the before test and the after test. We quote once we've measured, because the reading decides the size.

  • Under-sink carbon filter
  • Dedicated drinking-water faucet
  • Before and after test
  • Licensed plumber install
  • Hit the target, or your money back

The number we have to hit

85% or more TDS reduction, guaranteed. Agreed in writing before we install, measured the same way afterwards.

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We'll tell you if you don't need it

If you're only bothered by the chlorine taste, a simple under-sink carbon filter may be enough. It's our lowest-priced package, and we'll say so.

Frequently asked·Reverse osmosis drinking water

Questions about reverse osmosis drinking water

Does reverse osmosis waste water?

Some. An RO membrane sends a stream of concentrate to the drain as it makes clean water. Modern systems are far more efficient than older ones, and it only runs when the tank is refilling.

Other services

Everything else we install

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Water softener systems

A water softener removes the calcium and magnesium that leave scale. We test your hardness first, write down the target, and retest after the install.

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Whole-home carbon filtration

Most Front Range utilities disinfect with chlorine or chloramine. Whole-home catalytic carbon takes it out before it reaches any tap or shower.

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Well water treatment systems

Every well is different, so we start with a certified lab test. The result tells us what to build and sets the targets we have to hit.

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Certified lab water testing

Some things can't be measured at the tap. A certified lab test answers questions about lead, PFAS, bacteria and wells, and the cost is credited toward an install.

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Get in touch

Start with the test

We measure at your tap before we quote anything. You keep the readings, whether or not you buy a reverse osmosis drinking water from us.

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