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Reverse Osmosis System for Home
Description
Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology filters out harmful contaminants, such as lead, arsenic, and copper, as well as PFAS, known for their dangerous cancer-causing side effects. Its compact, under-counter filtration filters up to 600 gallons a day, providing your home with the ultimate line of defense to ensure you get cleaner, safer drinking water.
Crisper. Cleaner. Purified drinking water.
Ditch bottled water and taste cleaner water with a Reverse Osmosis system for your home that installs under your sink and delivers on-demand filtered water directly to your countertop.
Benefits of Reverse Osmosis For Your Home
What RO Filters Out of Your Home’s Water
Our Reverse Osmosis systems remove up to 98% of PFOA/PFOS and other contaminants through cutting-edge, multi-stage filtration for the ultimate water experience.
Viruses
Can cause stomach illnesses and serious health risks, especially for vulnerable populations.
Bacteria
Pathogens may cause diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, nausea, headaches, fever, and fatigue.
Sediment
Silt, sand, and dirt can leech into water causing a foul smell, bad taste, and gritty texture.
How Our Home Reverse Osmosis System Works
Our RO home systems are unique and effective because they involve not one but four filtration steps, from the initial sediment filter to the final post-carbon filter. The result is the cleanest possible drinking water. Here’s how our RO system works.
1. Sediment filter
The sediment filter removes bigger particles like dirt, sand, and rust, which helps protect the system’s main parts from damage.
2. Pre-carbon block
The pre-carbon block helps prevent contaminants from passing through and chemical compounds, such as chlorine and chloramines, that are not removed by reverse osmosis alone.
3. Reverse osmosis membrane
This is where the magic happens. Water is forced through a semipermeable membrane, where tiny pores in the membrane block harmful contaminants and dissolved chemicals while allowing purified water to flow through.
4. Post-carbon filter
The post-carbon filter polishes the water, removing any leftover taste or smell.
What Makes Our RO Home System Different?
Simple filter replacement
Easy to read screen that provides system status.
Minimal maintenance
Designed for increased efficiency and reduced time spent maintaining your system.
Space-saving design
Combined features help reduce connections and overall footprint in your home.
NSF Certified
Scientifically tested to remove harmful parasites, such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia.
Specifications
Flow Rate
0.5 gallons/min
Filtration Type
Up to 600 gallons/day
Flow Rate
3.2 gallons (pre-filtered water)
Filtration Type
Stage 1
Sediment Filter (5 micron)
Stage 2
Activated Carbon Pre-Filter (5 micron)
Stage 3
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Stage 4
Activated Carbon Post-Filter
Pressure Range
Min. 40 psi – Max. 100 psi
Temperature Range
40°F – 77°F
Warranty
Limited Warranty, Non-Transferable
Results you can trust
From the free water test to expert installation, we take care of it all.
1. Water test
We analyze the water in your kitchen, bathroom, and entire home to identify any water issues.
2. Custom solution
We use your test results to customize a water system that targets and improves your unique issues.
3. One-day installation
Our local water experts are fully equipped and trained to perform your installation in as little as one day.
Frequently asked questions
Water Solutions provides a free, no-obligation consultation with a comprehensive test of your home’s water. A water expert will scientifically sample and assess your water, tell you exactly what’s in it, and recommend a customized solution.
Reverse osmosis helps reduce:
Disinfection chemicals (Cl & NH2Cl)
Disinfection byproducts (THMs & chloroform)
Organic compounds (VOCs & SOCs)
Sediment
Inorganic chemicals, metals, and other high-risk contaminants (lead, copper, arsenic, pharmaceuticals, fluoride, etc.)
Reverse osmosis is a water filtration process with four stages: sediment filter, pre-carbon block, reverse osmosis membrane, and post-carbon filter. Pressure pushes water through a membrane that filters out heavier molecules like sodium, lead, and fluoride.
Yes. It improves taste and odor by reducing chlorine, lead, copper, and other unpleasant substances, resulting in healthier and better-tasting water.
An RO system filters out heavy metals, chemicals, and high-risk contaminants (like lead, arsenic, PFOS/PFOAs). It provides cleaner, crisper water, saves money, and reduces reliance on bottled water.
Yes. RO can be used with other water filtration systems for well water.
It may slightly impact flow, but Leaf Home RO systems are designed to maintain strong pressure for household use.
Costs vary by water quality. During the free consultation, a water expert will test your water and recommend a customized solution.
RO is a point-of-use solution for drinking water and can be combined with other filters for whole-house systems. A free consultation helps determine the best solution for your water.
It connects to your main water supply line. Professional installation is recommended. Leaf Home offers free white-glove installation to ensure proper setup.
Annual service includes:
Full inspection
Sediment & carbon filter replacement
Remineralization cartridge replacement (if applicable)
RO system and tank sanitization
RO membrane replacement every ~3 years
Professional maintenance is recommended for optimal performance.
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