Services | Reverse Osmosis Installation
Reverse Osmosis Systems for
Clean, Great-Tasting Water
Tired of tap water that smells funky, tastes weird, and makes you question every sip? Give your family fresh, clean water—straight from the tap.
Removes Up to 99% of Contaminants
Better Tasting Water
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Your Water Shouldn’t Look, Smell, or Taste Like That…
Chlorine Taste or Smell?
That’s disinfectant residue—and yes, it’s in most city water.
Chemical or Musty Odor?
That could be VOCs or sulfur compounds. RO removes them at the membrane level.
Strange Taste in Coffee or Tea?
It’s often trace minerals or chlorides affecting flavor. RO clears it up.
Cloudy or Milky Water?
That’s air bubbles or dissolved solids—not exactly appetizing.
Better Water in 3 Simple Steps
We Test & Recommend the Right RO System
Fast, Expert Installation
Enjoy Clean, Great-Tasting Water
What’s the Right System for Your Water?
Water treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all—and that’s why we offer more than one solution. At Jake Miller Plumbing, we install both under-sink reverse osmosis systems and whole-home water softeners, because each is designed to solve a different kind of water problem.
Under-Sink (Point-of-Use) Reverse Osmosis System
Best For: Homeowners who want purified water from a specific faucet—usually the kitchen sink.
How It Works:
This system is installed under your kitchen sink and uses multi-stage filtration (including a reverse osmosis membrane) to remove contaminants like chlorine, lead, fluoride, and PFAS. It delivers clean, great-tasting water to a dedicated faucet—perfect for drinking, cooking, coffee, and ice.
WHOLE-HOME (POINT-OF-ENTRY) WATER SOFTENER
Best For: Homeowners dealing with hard water throughout the house—dry skin, soap scum, or scale buildup on fixtures and appliances.
How It Works:
A water softener is installed where water enters your home. It removes hardness minerals like calcium and magnesium through ion exchange, protecting your plumbing and improving how your water feels for bathing, laundry, and cleaning.
Which Reverse Osmosis System Is Right for You?
Under-Sink (Point-of-Use) Reverse Osmosis System
How It Works:
This system is installed under your kitchen sink and filters the water going to a dedicated faucet. It’s perfect for drinking, cooking, coffee, and ice.
Whole-Home (Point-of-Entry)
Reverse Osmosis System
How It Works:
This larger system connects where water enters your home, filtering all water before it reaches your taps, appliances, and fixtures.
Reverse Osmosis Filtration System FAQS
Still Have Questions? We’ve Got Answers
What is a reverse osmosis filtration system and how does it work?
A reverse osmosis (RO) system is a highly effective water filtration system designed to remove dissolved solids and contaminants from drinking water. It works by forcing water through a semi-permeable membrane, which blocks impurities like chlorine, fluoride, lead, arsenic, nitrates, and certain pesticides.
Most under-sink RO systems also include pre-filters (to remove sediment and larger particles) and post-filters (to improve taste), delivering purified water through a dedicated faucet at your sink. The result is clean, crisp water that’s ideal for drinking, cooking, coffee, and ice.
How much does it cost to install a reverse osmosis system?
Will an RO system work if I have well water?
Yes, an under-sink reverse osmosis (RO) system can be a great option for well water—but it depends on the specific quality of your water. Since well water often contains higher levels of sediment, iron, or even bacteria, additional pre-treatment may be needed to protect the RO system and ensure it performs effectively.
In many cases, we recommend installing a sediment pre-filter or addressing any water hardness or microbial concerns before the water reaches the RO unit. We can test your well water and recommend the right combination of filters to ensure you get clean, safe, great-tasting water at the tap.
Do I need a reverse osmosis system if I already have a water softener?
What’s the best water filtration system for homes in Avon or Brownsburg?
Can Jake Miller Plumbing install a reverse osmosis system in older homes?
How often should I service my RO system in areas with hard water?
In many of the areas we serve, hard water can shorten the lifespan of reverse osmosis filters—especially pre-filters and carbon stages. For optimal performance, we typically recommend checking and replacing filters every 6 to 12 months, depending on your water quality and usage.
To make maintenance effortless, we offer our Plumber for Life Maintenance Program. We’ll track your system’s service schedule, perform routine maintenance, and ensure everything is operating efficiently—so you don’t have to worry about a thing. Just let us know when it’s convenient, and we’ll take care of the rest.
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