Reverse Osmosis (RO) Systems

A reverse osmosis system can give your home a separate source of treated drinking water. We install, replace, and repair the plumbing for these systems.

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Add Treated Water to Your Kitchen

Reverse osmosis systems use a special filter to treat water before it reaches a separate tap. Many systems are placed under the kitchen sink and connect to the home’s water supply and drain. The setup needs the right water line, drain connection, and space for the system and its parts.

We can install the plumbing needed for a new reverse osmosis system or replace the lines and connections on an older one. We first look at the space under the sink and the plumbing already there. This helps us plan where the water will enter the system and where wastewater will leave it.

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Every kitchen has a different space and pipe layout. We check the area under the sink before starting and plan the connections around the system you are using. This keeps the plumbing simple and easy to reach.

Make Room Under the Sink

Reverse osmosis systems are often placed below the kitchen sink, where space can already be tight. The system needs room for its parts, water lines, and drain connection.

We look at the space before adding the plumbing. This helps avoid placing lines where they may get in the way of other items stored under the sink.

Connect the System to Your Water Supply

The system needs a water supply line to bring water into the filter. That line must connect to the home’s plumbing in a suitable place.

We can add or change the water connection needed for the system. Once the work is complete, we check the connection and nearby joints for signs of leaking.

Set Up the RO Drain Connection

Reverse osmosis systems produce some water that needs to leave through a drain. The drain connection is usually made near the kitchen sink.

We can set up or change the drain connection to suit the system and the sink plumbing. A good connection gives the system a clear path for the water it does not use.

Install a Separate RO Tap

Many reverse osmosis systems use their own small tap for treated drinking water. The tap needs a water line that runs from the system to the sink area.

We can prepare the plumbing for the tap and make the needed connection. The work can be planned around the sink and the space already available in the kitchen.

Replace an Older RO System

An older reverse osmosis system may have worn lines, loose fittings, or connections that no longer suit the new unit. Replacing the system can also mean changing some of the plumbing around it.

We can remove the old setup and prepare the water and drain connections for the new system. We look at the existing lines first so useful parts can stay in place when they are still in good shape.

Fix Leaks Around the System

Water under the sink should not be ignored. A leak may come from a water line, drain connection, valve, or fitting connected to the reverse osmosis system.

We can trace the leak to the part causing the problem and repair or replace the faulty connection when possible. This helps keep the area under your sink dry and ready for normal use.