Tankless Reverse Osmosis System Explained Simply
A tankless reverse osmosis system makes purified drinking water on demand under the kitchen sink, with no storage tank. The unit we install uses seven stages, makes up to 800 gallons per day, wastes far less water than older systems and adds minerals back for taste. It needs a standard 110-volt outlet nearby.
If you're tired of chlorine taste, cloudy ice or the stack of bottled water in the garage, this is an upgrade many people are glad they made. It makes water as you use it, so you never wait for a tank to refill.
When You Need a Tankless Reverse Osmosis System
It's a great fit if you don't like the taste of your tap water, you buy a lot of bottled water, or you want cleaner water for cooking, coffee and baby formula. It's also the best choice for small kitchens, because the unit is slim and leaves room for trash bins and cleaning supplies.
If you have an older tank-style RO that's slow or leaking, a tankless unit is a good replacement. Very hard water can shorten membrane life, so many homes pair RO with a softener.
Tankless systems are also nice for families who go through a lot of water. There's no tank to run dry, so you can fill a big pot, a pitcher and a water bottle one after the other without waiting.
They're also smart about maintenance. The system flushes the membrane on its own to keep it clean.
Our Tankless Reverse Osmosis System Process
We look at your sink cabinet, your water line and the nearest outlet, since a tankless unit needs a standard 110-volt plug. The system we install uses seven stages of filtering and makes up to 800 gallons per day at about half a gallon per minute. It wastes far less water than older systems, with a 2-to-1 ratio of pure water to drain water. It also adds some calcium and magnesium back for a smoother taste.
We mount the unit, drill for the faucet if needed, connect the water and drain lines, and flush the system. You can pick a faucet in chrome, brushed nickel, brushed gold or matte black.
Once it's running, we'll show you the filter lights and how to tell when each filter is due. It's simple, and we can handle the changes for you if you'd rather not.
Tankless Reverse Osmosis System Cost in Salt Lake City
Price depends on your faucet choice, whether we need to drill your countertop or sink, and how close the outlet and drain are. We'll give you the full price for the system and installation before we start, and let you know how often filters need changing so there are no surprises later.
If your sink doesn't have an outlet nearby, we'll tell you up front, since a tankless unit needs power. In that case, a tank-style under-sink system may be the better fit.
Your quote covers the unit, the faucet, the lines and a full flush before first use.
Why Choose Us
We respond in about 10 minutes on average. We're an authorized dealer for the equipment we install, so the team that sells it is the team that installs and services it. We're Utah locals with offices in Salt Lake City, Draper and Springville, covering everywhere from Bountiful to Spanish Fork. We handle filter changes too, so your RO keeps working for years.
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