REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEMS

Reverse osmosis is a natural process that occurs in every cell-based organism. During this process, a solution is placed under pressure and sent through a membrane. This membrane allows smaller particles through while trapping the larger ones (large particles are often contaminants). Once the process is complete, the higher concentrations of contaminants are found on one side and the freshwater is on the other side.

After installing a high-quality reverse osmosis water purification system-like those we offer here at Guaranteed Service-your family will have a safer, cleaner, and more delicious supply of drinking water. This kind of system reduces contaminants such as particles, bacteria, chemicals, and minerals from your water supply that can be harmful to your health.

The vast improvement in the safety and quality of your household drinking water supply is reason enough to install an RO system, but you'll love the convenience of enjoying tasty and refreshing water straight from the tap. A reverse osmosis water purification system is a valuable addition to any home.

When you consider the cost per glass, an RO system is one of the most affordable water purification options available. The components are highly durable, and the system requires very little maintenance. Invest in one, and it'll pay for itself quite quickly, as buying bottled will be a thing of the past for your family.

To keep your new RO system in top shape, be sure to:

• Replace worn-out parts as soon as possible
• Change the filter regularly
• Schedule regular maintenance

To achieve fresher, cleaner drinking water, you can apply the reverse osmosis process to water filtration.

The basic functions an RO system performs include:

• Pre- or post-filtration: In addition to the semi-permeable membrane that acts as a filter during the reverse osmosis process, RO systems often contain one or more other filters, including sediment filters and carbon-based filters. Depending on the type of system, water either passes through these filters before or after the reverse osmosis process takes place.
• Reverse osmosis: During the reverse osmosis process, water is sent through a semi-permeable membrane, which removes up to 98% of total dissolved solids.
• Storage: RO systems contain a storage tank that holds all filtered water until it is needed. The reverse osmosis process continues until the storage tank is full and begins again after water is used from the tank.

At Guaranteed Service, we are proud to offer a variety of state-of-the-art reverse osmosis systems in New Jersey.

Fortunately, a reverse osmosis (RO) system can effectively trap many different types of contaminants, including:

• Cryptosporidium
• Giardia Lamblia
• Legionella
• Bacteria
• Viruses
• Chemical contaminants
• Arsenic
• Copper
• Lead
• Mercury
• Nitrate
• Fluoride
• Bromate
• Chlorite
• Haloacetic acids (HAA5)
• Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)
• Salt
• Chlorine
• Sediment
• VOCs

You can choose to install an RO system under your kitchen sink, in the garage or basement, or your refrigerator and ice maker.