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Reverse Osmosis Systems for Twin Cities Homes

Point-of-use reverse osmosis produces a treated drinking-water stream at a dedicated kitchen faucet. Tank or tankless, professionally installed, and included free with any whole-home system.

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What reverse osmosis does

A Finer Barrier for the Water You Drink.

Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semipermeable membrane under pressure. Water molecules pass; a broad range of dissolved solids is rejected and sent to drain. The treated water goes to its own faucet at the kitchen sink.

RO is a point-of-use method. It treats one location for drinking and cooking, not the whole house, which is why we pair it with whole-home filtration or softening and include it free with every whole-home system.

Tank or tankless, the RO faucet is the one your family will use fifty times a day.

Tank RO is $799 and the tankless HW800 AlkaPro is $999 on their own, and either is included free with any whole-home system.

Common concerns

Drinking-Water Questions We Hear Most

Taste

Residual chlorine, hardness and dissolved solids all affect taste. RO plus remineralization is the fix most homeowners notice first.

Bottled Water

A dedicated faucet replaces the cases, the clutter and the recycling.

Well Water

On a well, RO adds a second barrier for drinking water after whole-home treatment handles iron and hardness.

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FAQ

Questions Homeowners Ask

How much does a whole-home system cost?
Every price is published on our pricing page. Whole-home city systems run $2,999 to $4,499 and well systems $4,499 to $5,999, with a reverse osmosis drinking-water system included free. Reverse osmosis on its own is $799 for the tank system or $999 for the tankless HW800 AlkaPro, a pre-sediment filter is $399 and a UV purifier is $899. Financing options are available, and travel fees may apply beyond 35 miles from Minneapolis.
What does reverse osmosis do?
Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semipermeable membrane that rejects a broad range of dissolved solids, then delivers the treated water to a dedicated faucet at your kitchen sink. It is a point-of-use system for drinking and cooking water, not a whole-home system, which is why we pair it with whole-home treatment.
Tank RO or tankless RO — what's the difference?
A tank system slowly fills a pressurized storage tank so purified water is ready instantly. A tankless system treats water on demand, takes up far less under-sink space and has no storage tank. The tank system is $799 and the tankless HW800 AlkaPro is $999 on their own; either one is included free with any whole-home system.
Does the system treat every faucet?
Whole-home systems are installed where water enters the house, so every shower, faucet and appliance receives treated water. Reverse osmosis is the exception: it treats drinking water at one dedicated faucet.

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