Drinking water filter installation
Improve the water your family actually drinks and cooks with. From a simple carbon filter to a full reverse osmosis system, we set up clean, great-tasting water right at your kitchen sink, so you can skip the bottled water for good.
Options for the water you drink
Reverse osmosis
The most thorough option. Removes what you can't taste or see for the cleanest water in the house.
Remineralized RO
Reverse osmosis clean, with healthy minerals added back for a smoother, better taste.
Carbon drinking filters
A simpler, lower-cost option for taste and chlorine when full RO is more than you need.
Installation process
- 1
Free water test
We test your water first, so we're recommending a carbon filter, RO, or remineralized RO based on what's actually in it, and what you're after.
- 2
System selection
We match the system to your taste, your budget, and what the test found, no bigger (or pricier) than you actually need.
- 3
Under-sink install
A dedicated faucet line is run, the unit and storage tank are mounted, and the drain saddle is tapped with a proper air gap.
- 4
Pressure & leak check
We pressurize the system and check every fitting before it's called done.
- 5
Walkthrough & first use
We show you how it works and when your first filter change is due.
What's included
- ✓ A free water test so we recommend the right level of filtration
- ✓ Clean under-sink install with its own dedicated faucet
- ✓ Your first full set of filters, installed and tested
- ✓ A walkthrough of how it works and how simple upkeep is
- ✓ Reminders when it's time for a filter change
Great water for drinking, coffee, cooking, baby formula, and even your pets and plants.
Common questions
Do I still need a softener if I get a drinking water filter?+
They do different jobs. A drinking water filter cleans the water at one tap for drinking and cooking, while a whole-home softener protects your whole house from hard-water scale. Many homes pair them together, and we'll help you decide what makes sense.
Does reverse osmosis remove the good minerals too?+
RO removes almost everything, including some beneficial minerals. If that matters to you, a remineralizing system adds them back for taste and balance. We'll talk through whether it's worth it for your home.
Where does the system go?+
Most drinking water filters tuck neatly under your kitchen sink with a small dedicated faucet on the counter. It stays out of the way and doesn't take your main faucet's spot.
How much does a reverse osmosis system cost?+
It depends on whether you want a basic carbon filter or a full RO setup. Your free water test gets you an exact, itemized number for your home.
Does installing it require special plumbing or a permit?+
No. Under-sink systems typically don't need a permit. We tap a dedicated line and a drain saddle with a proper air gap, no changes to your home's main plumbing.
Want better water for drinking and cooking?
Start with a free water test. Serving Clovis, Fresno, and the Central Valley.