Reverse osmosis for Houston-area homes

A fresh look at
your drinking water.

Compare reverse osmosis for drinking and cooking water in your Houston home. Focus treatment at the tap where you use it.

Discuss reverse osmosis

For drinking and cooking water at a dedicated tap.

How it works

Reverse osmosis uses pressure to move water through a membrane. A point-of-use system commonly supplies a dedicated kitchen tap and may include prefilters, postfilters and a storage tank.

What to compare

Check the model’s verified contaminant-reduction claims, output, filter and membrane costs, under-sink space and faucet arrangement. The exact system determines performance.

Include water efficiency

RO produces a reject-water stream as well as treated water. Compare efficiency for the models under consideration; EPA WaterSense labeling identifies systems that meet its efficiency and performance criteria.

Learn more: CDC: choosing home water filters · EPA: reverse osmosis

One home.
Different water needs.

Start with what you want to change.
Each system has a different job.

Whole-home filtration

For sediment, taste and odor concerns throughout the home.

Explore filtration

Water softeners

For hardness minerals and the scale they leave behind.

Explore softeners

Reverse osmosis

For drinking and cooking water at a dedicated tap.

Explore reverse osmosis

Let's talk
about your water.

Tell us about your home and what you'd like to improve. A few details are all it takes to start the conversation.

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