Whole Home Reverse Osmosis System

Water is an essential part of everyday life. Ensure the water in your home is free from dangerous impurities that can be found in your water supply, with a Whole Home Reverse Osmosis System.

Your water may look clean, but all well, lake, and municipal water supplies contain dangerous chemicals and heavy metals that pose a risk to your health. From PFAS (also known as “forever" chemicals) to bacteria, tannins, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and more, your water contains numerous impurities that can lead to adverse health
effects.

We manufacture the best water treatment and purification systems to create a Whole Home Reverse Osmosis System, which provides the highest quality water to your entire home. Enjoy the benefits that come with drinking, bathing, and cooking with reverse osmosis water, with a system that has been customized to your family's needs.

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The Osmosis Process

To understand reverse osmosis, you must first understand the naturally occurring process of osmosis. Osmosis is the diffusion of water through a semi-permeable membrane where a low concentration solution naturally moves to a
high concentration solution until the osmotic pressures are balanced. To reverse this process, energy is applied to force water through the semi-permeable membrane. The membrane allows the passage of water molecules while
rejecting 99% of salts, heavy metals, and chemicals.

Total Dissolved Solids

Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is a measurement of the total amount of dissolved inorganic compounds in water. TDS is made up of chemicals and heavy metals as well as minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, chlorides, and carbonates.

Where Do Contaminants Come From?

Unnatural levels of TDS can accumulate in well, lake, and municipal water because of human activity. Since water dissolves more substances than other liquids, it is particularly vulnerable to contamination. Some water sources are contaminated naturally from organic sources like rocks, soil, and decaying vegetation, while other contaminants are manmade. Residential, industrial, and agricultural activities all release toxic substances into the environment, which enter lakes, streams, and oceans. These substances range from PFAS ("forever" chemicals) and radioactive waste, to pesticides and pharmaceuticals. All these contaminants can have a negative impact on the environment, like the creation of blue-green algae blooms, which can only be removed through the process of reverse osmosis or nanofiltration. Ingesting these contaminants can lead to both acute and chronic health effects including cancer.

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