Reverse Osmosis System Installation

Legacy Plumbing installs under-sink reverse osmosis systems in Cleveland, TN, including equipment from APEC Water Systems, Radiant Life, Aquasure and Culligan. These systems create a dedicated source of treated water at the kitchen sink, but the equipment has to work with the plumbing and space already in the home.

Reverse Osmosis System Installation in Cleveland, TN

Legacy Plumbing installs under-sink reverse osmosis systems in Cleveland, TN, including equipment from APEC Water Systems, Radiant Life, Aquasure and Culligan. These systems create a dedicated source of treated water at the kitchen sink, but the equipment has to work with the plumbing and space already in the home.

Water pressure, cabinet space, faucet placement, drain access and the cold-water connection all affect installation. Legacy can evaluate the plumbing and the specific reverse osmosis system before installation. We also serve Ooltewah, Collegedale, McDonald, Dayton and nearby Southeast Tennessee communities. Call us at (423) 490-5509 to get started or contact us through our online form.

Reverse Osmosis Installation Requires Plumbing Connections

Most residential reverse osmosis systems connect to the cold-water supply beneath the kitchen sink and send treated water to a dedicated faucet. Traditional designs often include a pressurized storage tank, while other systems use a tankless configuration.

Reverse osmosis systems also need a drain connection. Legacy connects the water supply and drain tubing, installs the drinking-water faucet when required, positions the equipment and checks the completed connections for leaks.

Cabinet layout matters. Filter housings, tubing and a storage tank need enough room without interfering with the sink drain, garbage disposal or other plumbing. Water pressure also affects system performance, so Legacy checks those conditions rather than assuming any reverse osmosis system will work in any kitchen.

We Install All Reverse Osmosis Systems

We’ve installed every type of RO system, including APEC Water Systems, Radiant Life, Aquasure and Culligan equipment. That experience matters because reverse osmosis systems don’t all use the same layout.

Some use multiple filter housings and a separate storage tank. Others package components more compactly or eliminate the storage tank. Brands and models may also specify different tubing, faucet arrangements, drain connections and operating-pressure ranges.

Aquasure directs installers to connect its Premier reverse osmosis system to cold water, provide adequate installation space and inspect fittings for leaks. APEC offers both storage-tank and tankless under-sink models. We plan the plumbing around the equipment being installed instead of treating every reverse osmosis installation the same way.

Have Legacy Check the Installation Area First

Before installation, Legacy can check:

  • Cabinet space
  • Cold-water access
  • Drain access
  • Water pressure
  • Faucet placement
  • Refrigerator or ice-maker connections
  • Manufacturer requirements

That quick review helps confirm the system will fit the available space and plumbing before installation begins.

What These Reverse Osmosis Systems are Designed to Reduce

  • APEC Water Systems: arsenic – 99%; lead – 96.8%; fluoride – 93.8%; hexavalent chromium – 98.3%.
  • Aquasure: total dissolved solids and microscopic impurities – up to 99.99%.
  • Radiant Life: arsenic, chromium, fluoride, lead, mercury, nitrate, radium and other dissolved contaminants.
  • Culligan: up to 99% of contaminants. Some systems are certified to reduce up to 60 contaminants in all.

Reverse Osmosis Installation in Cleveland & Nearby Areas

Legacy Plumbing installs reverse osmosis systems in Cleveland, Ooltewah, Collegedale, McDonald, Dayton and nearby communities. Whether you’re considering an APEC, Radiant Life, Aquasure, Culligan or another reverse osmosis system, we can check the plumbing and installation area first.

Call Legacy Plumbing today at (423) 490-5509 or contact us through our online form to schedule a reverse osmosis installation evaluation and find out what your system and home will require.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Most residential point-of-use reverse osmosis systems do. The cabinet needs enough room for the filtration equipment, tubing and a storage tank when the selected system uses one.

Some systems can. The system design, available pressure, tubing distance and manufacturer requirements determine whether the connection will work properly.

Yes. Reverse osmosis membranes depend on adequate incoming water pressure. Manufacturers specify operating ranges, and some configurations may require additional equipment when pressure is too low.

Many systems use a dedicated drinking-water faucet. Legacy can evaluate the sink or countertop and determine how the faucet installation will work with the selected equipment.

No. Many traditional systems store treated water in a pressurized tank, but tankless reverse osmosis systems are also available.

The membrane separates treated water from a second water stream that carries rejected material away from the membrane. The system directs that water to the home’s drain.

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