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Reverse Osmosis (RO) Drinking Water System Installation in Las Vegas, NV
Want bottled-quality drinking water straight from your tap? Reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water system installation gives you a dedicated faucet (and often fridge/ice) with purified water for drinking and cooking in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, and nearby communities.
✓ Licensed local pros: RO systems installed for Las Vegas water.
✓ Bottled-like quality at home: Great for drinking, ice, and cooking.
✓ Fewer dissolved solids: Help reduce TDS, taste, and many impurities.
✓ Dedicated faucet or fridge feed: Clean water where you actually drink it.
✓ Licensed local pros
✓ Fewer dissolved solids
✓ Bottled-like quality at home
✓ Dedicated faucet or fridge feed
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What Is a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Drinking Water System?
A reverse osmosis (RO) system is a multi-stage drinking water filter that typically includes:
Sediment pre-filtration – removes larger particles.
Carbon pre-filtration – helps reduce chlorine and some chemicals that can harm the membrane.
An RO membrane – helps reduce total dissolved solids (TDS) and many dissolved impurities.
Post-filtration – polishes taste before the water reaches your glass.
A storage tank – holds purified water ready to dispense at your dedicated faucet or fridge.
The result is clear, fresh-tasting water you can use for drinking, ice, coffee, tea, baby formula, and cooking.
Why Choose Active Plumbing
Plumbing-based install: Proper drain, supply, and faucet/fridge connections by licensed plumbers.
Neat, space-conscious setups: We work around garbage disposals, tight cabinets, and existing plumbing.
System selection help: We help match RO capacity and features to your home and usage.
Integration-friendly: We can tie RO into existing softening/filtration where appropriate.
Trusted locally: Nevada License #0047021, serving the Las Vegas valley since 1991.
Immediate Actions (What to Do Now)
Note how much bottled water you buy in a typical week or month.
Decide where you’d like RO water available: kitchen sink, fridge, or both.
Look under your kitchen sink to see how much space is available.
If you already have a filter or softener, mention that when you call.
Take photos under the sink and behind the fridge (if you want fridge RO).
Call Active Plumbing at (702) 438-3357 and ask for reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water system installation; tell us where you want the RO faucet and whether you’d like to feed the fridge.
Common Situations Where RO Drinking Water Makes Sense
You buy a lot of bottled water and want to cut costs and plastic waste.
You dislike the taste or smell of your tap water—even after basic filtering.
You want a dedicated high-quality drinking source for your family or pets.
You’re serious about coffee/tea flavor or cooking quality.
You want RO water for a fridge dispenser and ice maker, not just the sink.
Site Review & Placement Planning
We review your kitchen layout, under-sink space, and access to the fridge line (if you want fridge RO). We confirm where the RO unit, tank, and faucet can be mounted for best use and service access.
System Selection & Configuration
We help you select an appropriately sized RO system (stages, tank size, options) and decide whether to feed the kitchen faucet only or also the fridge/ice maker, based on your goals and plumbing.
Water Supply, Drain & Faucet Setup
We tap into the cold-water supply under the sink, install the drain connection for the RO unit, and mount or prepare the dedicated RO faucet at the sink deck (or appropriate location), drilling where needed.
RO Unit & Tank Installation
We install the RO module and storage tank under the sink or in a nearby location, secure tubing and fittings, and connect the RO outlet to the faucet and, if requested, the fridge line.
Startup, Flushing & Leak Check
We pressurize the system, flush initial water per manufacturer instructions, check for leaks, and ensure the storage tank fills and dispenses correctly from the RO faucet (and fridge if connected).
Homeowner Walkthrough & Maintenance Guidance
We show you how the RO faucet works, where the system is, how to shut it off, and provide guidance on filter and membrane change intervals, plus any tips on taste, TDS, and reasonable expectations.
What’s Included
Cost and timing are influenced by:
System type and size: Basic under-sink unit vs larger or premium RO systems.
Faucet/drilling needs: Whether there is an existing hole for a RO faucet or we need to drill through sink/counter.
Fridge connection: Running or reworking a line to the refrigerator adds some complexity.
Cabinet and plumbing layout: Tight, crowded cabinets can take more time to work around.
We’ll give you a clear estimate up front and explain what’s included and what’s optional (such as fridge connection or extra shutoff valves).
Costs & Timelines (What to Expect)
Cost and timing are influenced by:
System type and size: Basic under-sink unit vs larger or premium RO systems.
Faucet/drilling needs: Whether there is an existing hole for a RO faucet or we need to drill through sink/counter.
Fridge connection: Running or reworking a line to the refrigerator adds some complexity.
Cabinet and plumbing layout: Tight, crowded cabinets can take more time to work around.
We’ll give you a clear estimate up front and explain what’s included and what’s optional (such as fridge connection or extra shutoff valves).
Insurance & Claims Help
RO installation itself is typically a planned upgrade, not an insurance item—but any under-sink or fridge-connected system can potentially be part of a leak if something fails.
If there’s ever an issue, we can:
Identify which plumbing component or connection is leaking.
Provide itemized invoices and estimates for repair or replacement.
Answer plumbing-related questions from your adjuster, property manager, or restoration contractor if a claim is involved.
Coverage decisions always belong to your insurance company; we provide clear plumbing documentation if they need it.
Risks of Waiting (Why Act Now)
RO is powerful, but:
It’s generally point-of-use, not a whole-house system (we focus it on drinking/cooking taps and fridge).
It does not address hard water scale throughout the home; for that you still want softening or conditioning.
RO water can be low in minerals, which some people notice in taste; others love the clean flavor.
Filters and the membrane must be replaced on schedule; ignoring maintenance hurts performance.
We’ll explain when RO alone is enough and when to pair it with whole-house filtration or softening.
Methods, Materials & Quality Standards
Code-compliant connections: We handle supply, drain, and fridge lines per Nevada plumbing code and manufacturer instructions.
Leak-conscious installation: Careful fitting and testing to help avoid slow, hidden leaks under sinks or behind fridges.
Serviceable layouts: RO units installed with access to filters and tank valves for easy future service.
Plain-language instructions: We explain how to turn it off, when to change filters, and what to expect from your new drinking water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is RO better than a simple faucet or pitcher filter?
RO typically provides more thorough reduction of dissolved solids and a more consistent taste improvement, especially for people sensitive to tap water flavor.
Will RO water damage my plumbing or fixtures?
RO is typically run through dedicated small-diameter lines and a separate faucet or fridge line, so it doesn’t run through all of your house plumbing.
Do I need a softener if I get RO?
For whole-house scale and hard water issues, a softener or conditioner is still recommended. RO focuses on drinking/cooking quality at specific taps.
How often do filters and membranes need to be changed?
It depends on water quality and usage, but pre/post filters are often changed every 6–12 months, and membranes typically last longer. We’ll give you a schedule based on your setup.
Can you hook RO to my fridge?
In many cases, yes—if the fridge has a water/ice connection, we can often tie the RO system into it, depending on distance and layout.
Do you offer RO drinking water system installation near me in Las Vegas?
If you’re in Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, or nearby communities, yes—Active Plumbing installs reverse osmosis (RO) drinking water systems.
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