Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration: Installation & Service
Reverse osmosis (RO) can provide cleaner, better-tasting water right from your tap. However, getting the best results starts with choosing the right system and having it installed and maintained correctly.
New Hampshire Water Care provides professional reverse osmosis water system installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement services. We can help you determine what is in your water and whether RO is the right solution. Our trained technicians can then install your system and help keep it working properly.
Whether you need a simple drinking water filtration system or a larger treatment solution, we provide dependable equipment and reliable service. Contact us today to schedule a free water test in New Hampshire!
Professional Reverse Osmosis System Installation
Not every home has the same water quality concerns. That is why we start by understanding what is in your water. Water testing helps identify contaminants and other conditions that will determine which treatment method you need. This is especially important for private well owners in New Hampshire, where arsenic, PFAS, nitrates, and other contaminants that have no noticeable smell, taste, or appearance may be a concern.
Once we understand your water, we can recommend the right treatment approach. Our team provides professional reverse osmosis water system installation and makes sure the equipment is properly connected. Professional installation helps ensure your system operates efficiently and meets your water quality needs.
What Can Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Reduce?
A reverse osmosis system uses multiple stages of treatment. Water passes through pre-filters and an RO membrane designed to reduce dissolved solids and other impurities. Depending on the system and your water conditions, reverse osmosis water filtration may help reduce contaminants such as:
- PFAS
- Arsenic
- Lead
- Nitrates
- Chlorine
- Fluoride
- Copper
- Sodium
- Other unwanted impurities
RO can also improve unpleasant tastes and odors. This can make treated water more enjoyable for drinking, cooking, coffee, tea, and other everyday uses.
Because different systems are certified to reduce different contaminants, it’s important to match the equipment to your water test results. Our experts at New Hampshire Water Care can test your water, help you understand your water quality report, and recommend the best system for your needs.
Drinking Water vs. Whole-House Reverse Osmosis
Many homes use a point-of-use reverse osmosis water filtration system. This type of system is commonly installed under the kitchen sink. It provides treated water from a dedicated faucet for drinking and cooking.
In some situations, a home may require more extensive treatment. A whole-house reverse osmosis system treats water before it is distributed throughout your property.
Whole-house RO may be considered when the water supply contains high levels of dissolved contaminants. New Hampshire Water Care can test your water and determine whether point-of-use RO or whole-house filtration is the better solution.
Our professional RO maintenance services include:
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Changing prefilters and post-filters -
Inspecting the RO membrane
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Replacing the RO membrane, if necessary (usually every 2 to 5 years)
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Inspecting connections
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Checking water pressure and flow
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Cleaning and sanitizing system components when needed
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Testing treated water
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Replacing worn components
Reverse Osmosis System Repair
Is your RO system producing less water than usual? Does your drinking water suddenly taste different? It may be time to schedule a reverse osmosis system repair.
Common signs of a problem include:
- Slow water flow
- Reduced water production
- Changes in taste or odor
- Cloudy or unusual-looking water
- Leaks around the system
- Unusual noises
- A system that runs or drains more than expected
Our technicians can inspect the equipment and identify the source of the problem. Depending on what we find, the solution may involve replacing filters, servicing the membrane, correcting pressure problems, replacing a damaged component, or making other adjustments.
New Hampshire Water Care provides service and repair for a variety of water treatment systems, including many that we did not originally install. If you need a repair for your RO equipment, contact us today to schedule an appointment.
When Should an RO System Be Replaced?
Not every problem means you need a new reverse osmosis system. Many performance issues can be solved through maintenance or repair.
Replacement may make more sense when equipment is older, repairs are becoming frequent, replacement parts are difficult to obtain, or the system no longer meets your water treatment needs. Your water conditions may also have changed since the original system was installed. Testing the water again can help determine whether your current equipment is still appropriate.
Complete Reverse Osmosis Services From New Hampshire Water Care
A reverse osmosis system is only as effective as its installation and ongoing care. New Hampshire Water Care provides the services needed to keep your equipment working properly, from the initial water test through installation and future maintenance.
Our team offers:
- Water quality testing
- Reverse osmosis system recommendations
- Professional RO installation
- Filter and membrane replacement
- Preventative maintenance
- System cleaning and sanitization
- Troubleshooting and repairs
- Water quality verification
- RO system replacement
New Hampshire Water Care has decades of experience treating water throughout New Hampshire. Our trained service technicians and installers understand local water problems and can recommend treatment based on your home’s actual water conditions.
Contact New Hampshire Water Care today to schedule a water test or request reverse osmosis installation, maintenance, or repair. We also offer specialty systems, water softeners, UV disinfection systems, and other drinking water filters.
