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High-Quality RO Water Systems for your Home
Say goodbye to bottled water and hello to clean, safe, great-tasting water straight from your home’s tap. Contact Patrick Riley’s licensed plumbers for a reverse osmosis system installation. We install systems with NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) certified components for reliable filtration performance, and we’ll test your home’s water quality first to make sure your new RO system targets the contaminants specific to your area.
Looking for water filtration beyond reverse osmosis, like a whole-home filtration system? Our residential plumbing services page covers the broader range of water filtration options we install throughout Phoenix.
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What’s Included
Reverse Osmosis Installation Includes:
Water Quality Diagnosis
Different regions and water supplies have varying levels of contaminants, minerals, and impurities. To understand the specific characteristics of your home’s water, we test it first. Knowing what needs to be filtered, along with the water flow rate, pressure, and temperature, helps ensure you get the right size and type of reverse osmosis system for optimal performance.
Upfront Pricing
We always provide upfront pricing with no hidden costs. Our estimates include a breakdown of all costs associated with the reverse osmosis installation, covering system size, membrane type, required pretreatment, and any additional components needed.
Flexible Financing Options
Need help financing? We offer flexible financing options. Apply online and get a quick credit decision. If approved, you can select the payment plan that fits your budget.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
If you’re not completely satisfied with the installation or performance of your RO system, rest assured that our team will address your concerns promptly and effectively. Your peace of mind is our priority.
Price
Factors That Affect Your RO System Installation Cost
- Testing and diagnosis: Before installing a reverse osmosis system, we test your water quality. If additional water treatment measures are needed, like water softening or pre-filtration, or if you need additional components like a dedicated faucet or storage tank, we’ll let you know upfront.
- System size and capacity: There are two main types of reverse osmosis systems: point-of-use systems for under-sink installation and whole-house systems. Whole-house systems generally cost more due to their higher capacity and complexity.
- Type of reverse osmosis membrane: The type and quality of the membrane used in the system can influence cost. High-performance membranes often cost more upfront but can offer better efficiency and longevity.
- Maintenance requirements: While not part of the initial installation, ongoing maintenance costs, like replacement filters and membranes, are worth factoring into the overall cost of owning a reverse osmosis system.
- The plumber you hire: Choosing a licensed, experienced plumber for your reverse osmosis installation, even if their rates run a bit higher, is usually the wiser choice. Their expertise means a smoother, more error-free installation and less risk of future issues with your family’s drinking water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a reverse osmosis system remove?
A wide range of dissolved solids, which is the category where Phoenix water runs high. The result at the tap is water with the mineral load, and the tastes that ride on it, largely removed.
How is RO different from a water softener?
A softener treats the whole house for hardness; RO polishes drinking water at one tap to a much finer standard. Many Valley homes run both, each doing its own job.
Where does an RO system install?
Under the kitchen sink in most homes, feeding its own dedicated faucet, with a line to the refrigerator’s ice and water as a common addition.
Why does RO water taste different?
Because most of the dissolved minerals are gone. Coffee, tea, and ice made from it taste cleaner, and many people notice the difference most in plain cold water.
What maintenance does an RO system need?
Filter changes on a regular schedule and a membrane replacement at longer intervals. Skipping them lets performance drift down quietly, so keeping the schedule is what keeps the water quality.
How Scheduling Works
Schedule Your Appointment in 3 Steps
1) Book The Appointment
First, contact the friendly and knowledgeable staff members at Patrick Riley | Isley’s! You can call us at (928) 255-1040 or schedule an appointment through our website. We service all of the Phoenix Metro area, including Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, and the surrounding Salt River Valley areas.
2) Choose a Day and Time
We value your time, and that’s why we offer flexible scheduling options. Once you get in touch with us, our team will work with you to find a day and time that suits your schedule. Whether you prefer a weekday, weekend, morning, or afternoon appointment, we’ll make it happen.
3) Get a Reminder Call
When you book with Patrick Riley | Isleys, you won’t have to worry about when we’ll arrive at your door. We always provide a 30-minute courtesy call so you can have time to square away any pets and get ready for our arrival.
