Reverse Osmosis Installation in Wellington, FL

Why Install Reverse Osmosis in Wellington?

South Florida tap water passes EPA primary standards, but dissolved solids, chloramines, and trace metals often remain. An RO unit at the kitchen sink solves drinking water and ice quality without buying jugs, and pairs with a whole-home filter and softener for a complete in-home system.

How a SoFlo Reverse Osmosis Install Works

We start with a quick TDS and pressure test of the feed water. Depending on undersink space and household demand we install either a tankless RO with a permeate pump or a traditional pressurized tank unit. The dedicated faucet matches the kitchen finish, and we optionally tee off to the refrigerator if the run is short enough to hold pressure.

For the full equipment lineup and broader install details, see our Reverse Osmosis.

What's Included in a SoFlo Reverse Osmosis Install

Pressure and TDS test of incoming feed water before we quote
Tankless or pressurized RO unit sized to kitchen demand
Sediment and carbon pre-filters with documented replacement schedule
Dedicated faucet at the kitchen sink or designated counter location
Optional tee to refrigerator water and ice dispenser
Startup flush, TDS verification at the dedicated faucet, and a written care guide

Looking at a nearby city or a different service? See Reverse Osmosis, Boca Raton, FL or Wellington, FL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why install reverse osmosis in Wellington?

RO is the only point-of-use technology that consistently removes dissolved solids, lead, chloramines, fluoride, nitrates, and PFAS down to bottled-water quality. For Wellington kitchens, that means crisp drinking water and clear ice from the same line, without buying jugs.

How much water does an RO system waste?

Older RO systems wasted four gallons to make one. Modern units we install run a one-to-one or better recovery ratio thanks to permeate-pump or tankless designs. Over a year of typical kitchen use the waste is comparable to one or two extra dishwasher cycles.

Will an RO system feed my refrigerator water and ice?

In most cases yes. We tee off the RO storage tank to feed the fridge ice maker and water dispenser, provided the run is short enough to maintain pressure. On longer runs we add a permeate pump or recommend a dedicated under-fridge unit.

How often do RO filters need changing?

Sediment and carbon pre-filters change every six to twelve months on South Florida water. The RO membrane itself typically lasts three to five years, longer when a softener is installed upstream because the membrane sees softer feed water.

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