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NH Tap Reverse Osmosis System

Our 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis (RO) system is better than a typical RO system because it removes 99% of leading contaminants and includes a superior water pressure regulator, automatic leak detector shut-off valve, and simpler filter changes.

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5 Year Warranty on Parts & Labor

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Unmatched Value, + Financing Options

Independent Lab-Tested Results

Benefits of The Reverse Osmosis Water System

Get safer drinking water for your home.

Instantly healthier water.

Gives fresher flavor for everything from coffee and tea to everyday food preparation.

Replaces bottled water costs with economical filtration.

Provides a sustainable solution that eliminates plastic waste.

Elevated reverse osmosis with 4-stage filtration technology.

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses a partially permeable membrane to separate unwanted contaminants and larger particles from drinking water. The result is cleaner water with a noticeably more enjoyable taste.

Why you would need a reverse osmosis system.

If you’re looking for a whole-home solution, we would recommend our or NH Tap Absolute^™ (Well Water) or Mainframe^™ (Public Water) for your home, due to their efficiency and overall impact.

But if your space is limited or you’re only looking to purify your drinking water, we offer Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology that can reduce levels of PFAS, lead, arsenic, sodium, and other contaminants commonly found in unfiltered NH Tap water.

If you have an unusually high sodium level, mid-levels of arsenic, or lead in your water, RO may be for you.

Let’s find out what’s in your water.

Superior filtration technology.

Our 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis (RO) system is better than a typical RO water system because it removes 99% of leading contaminants and includes a superior water pressure regulator, automatic leak detector shut-off valve, a complementary designer faucet, and simpler filter changes.

Step 1. Sediment Pre-Filter

Step 2. Carbon Pre-Filter

Step 3. Reverse Osmosis Membrane

Step 4. Post Carbon Filter

Our filtration accuracy is <1ppt (1 part-per-trillion is about 1,000 times smaller than a drop of water in an Olympic-size swimming pool), giving you complete peace of mind that your water is pure.

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Need to know the ballpark? Get an easy estimate of your home’s purification system costs. We offer a 5-year warranty to back our incredible water filtration systems and can provide regular maintenance service to help your unit last a lifetime!

Contaminants Removed

Arsenic

Tasteless, odorless, and colorless, this toxin can cause health issues, from heart disease and diabetes to certain cancers, as you’re exposed to it over time.

Chlorine

The EPA has approved trace amounts of chlorine in your water — and it’s used in municipal water purification — but this chemical can cause dry skin and other digestive issues.

Learn more about chlorine in New Hampshire water

Hard Water*

Hard water won’t hurt you, but you’ll know if you have it. From dry skin to cloudy glasses and an excess of soap scum, hard water creates everyday irritations that you can eliminate. ^*Requires an additional custom filter.

Learn more about hard water in New Hampshire water

Heavy Metal Lead

Small doses can harm your body and stunt children’s development. If your home was built before 1986, you may have lead pipes that are passing trace amounts of the toxin into your home’s water.

Learn more about lead in New Hampshire water

PFAS and PFOA

New Hampshire has many known issues with PFAs in city drinking water; this chemical causes harm to reproductive development as well as the liver, kidney, and immune function.

Learn more about PFAS and PFOA in New Hampshire water

Trace Pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceuticals enter your drinking water through wastewater, industrial, and agricultural runoff, sewage sludge, overflows, animal feedlots, and more. More research needs to be done on the health effects of these contaminants.

Learn more about pharmaceuticals in New Hampshire water

Sodium

Don’t allow road waste or natural elements to impact your daily sodium intake or your water’s flavor and quality.

New Hampshire applies road salt (sodium chloride) to our roads during winter storms, which often makes its way into both public and well water. Reverse osmosis filtration is the only technology to reduce sodium in drinking and cooking water.

Reverse Osmosis Units are often prescribed when they aren’t needed. We only suggest RO systems if our other holistic solutions don’t work for your situation. We’ll weigh your options and help you choose the best system to meet your water needs.

Each NH Tap Filtration System can remove common contaminants found in New Hampshire public and well water.

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Life with NH Tap.

We make shopping for a water filtration system easy.

Whether you’ve been bringing in bottled water or drinking your home’s water without knowing the potential chemicals that are in it, water should not be an added stressor in your life. Here’s a quick look at how NH Tap provides a superior product that will enhance your life and give you quality service for years to come.

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Filtration tailored to your water's chemical makeup
Removes all Detectable PFAs
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Kind words from our customers.

Keri Siciliano

Amherst, New Hampshire

“I hired Keith and the team from NH Tap to install my water filtration system and I could not be happier! The installation was absolute perfection, done with care and consideration. It is wonderful to see a company take such pride in their work. Keith, Nate and Justin were helpful, and respectful... overall a great pleasure to work with! I've already noticed a difference in my water taste and feel, and I am so happy that we invested the money into this top notch system! I highly recommend using NH Tap, they will deliver excellent results.”

John Miller

Exeter, New Hampshire

“I had NH Tap install an entire home water purification system 2 months ago, and it was one of the best investments I ever made. I continue to smile whenever I get a glass of drinking water directly from my home tap, and it is delicious. NH Tap provided excellent service, explained all my options in detail, showed me the factual information about my town's water system, and professionally installed the system with the highest of quality. I highly recommend NH Tap without reservation, and I look forward to calling them in 5 years to replace the carbon filter system.”

Brian Perry

Concord, New Hampshire

“Keith, Nate and the team at NH Tap did an incredible job on our system! They replaced our well tank and replaced our old, outdated water filtration system with a new, state -of-the-art tank & system that we love! We are already seeing and tasting better water from our well thanks to NH Tap. Their installation was flawless and well-organized. Nate and his team were very professional and were a pleasure to have working in our 1779 farmhouse. They left everything spotless! We would highly recommend NH Tap based on service, price and over-all professionalism. My wife and I are very satisfied with the whole experience!”

Jim Geer

Merrimack, New Hampshire

“NH Tap was extremely knowledgeable about the water issues in our town. They were focused on giving us the best solution to give us the cleanest water. The whole process from initial consultation to installation was very easy and the process was well explained. The end results were exactly what we were looking for, clean water with no chemicals. I highly recommend NH Tap.”

All your questions answered.

When will I get my water quality report back?

City Water

Cities are required to produce regular water quality reports, so we are able to obtain most details about your water before we step foot in your home. Because the plumbing and floorplan of every home is different, we will need to inspect the home to provide an accurate quote and can have a no-obligation quote to you within 24-hours.

Well Water

NH Tap will need to test your well water to determine its chemical makeup. Many contaminants can be tested on-site, but several contaminants, such as arsenic, must be sent to an independent lab for examination. Once the lab results come in (usually within 1 week), we share them with you and provide a quote for any necessary remediation.

What is the best reverse osmosis system?

The best reverse osmosis system is the one that uses the least amount of additional wastewater and can handle the load you'll put on it. If you have a small household (2-3 people), you may be able to use a 50-gallon system. If you have a larger family or use alot of water, you may need an 80-100 gallon unit. Our 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis (RO) system is the best because it removes 99% of leading contaminants and includes a superior water pressure regulator, automatic leak detector shut-off valve, a complementary designer faucet, and more simple filter changes.

How to maintain a reverse osmosis system

To maintain a clean Reverse Osmosis System, follow these simple steps:

Change your filters in a timely manner, whenever recommended by the manufacturer.
Drain your storage tanks every 2 weeks to ensure you have fresh water. (Homeowner Tip: Add the extra water on your plants and do it when you won't be needing water, to give time for the water to refill in the tank.)
Sanitize your tank once a year to remove bacteria. You would shut off the water, remove the filtration, open the water faucet to depressurize the system, pour the cleaning solution into the first main unit, turn on the water, and let the system fill. Flush the system twice before replacing the membrane and filters.

We recommend setting up scheduled maintenance visits so that your unit can continue working well for years to come. Once you sign up, we send out trained technicians regularly to inspect and maintain your unit, so your fresh water is always on autopilot! Enjoy peace of mind and one less thing to think about!

How to install a reverse osmosis system

All NH Tap well water softenters include professional installation in the quoted price. Installing a Reverse Osmosis System may take 2-3 hours and is best handled by a licensed plumber (like the ones we use).

To install, our plumbers will:

Determine where you'd like to install the RO system and find the water main.
Turn off the water main. Relieve the line pressure by turning the cold water faucet on.
Connect the RO system to the water source.
Check the drain line pipe for corrosion. Replace the line if needed and add the connection.
Drill through the countertop and install the faucet.

As always when dealing with water in the home, we understand that an ambitious homeowner can save money by DIYing, but handling the installation and maintenance of a Reverse Osmosis system is best left to the pros.

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