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Discover How Reverse Osmosis Can Transform Your Water Quality
Reverse osmosis is a powerful water purification process that can greatly improve your drinking water. At Sanford Water Works, we help Southwest Texas residents understand and benefit from this advanced technology. We offer a variety of reverse osmosis systems:
- Whole-house RO systems
- Under-sink RO units
- Commercial-grade RO installations
- Portable RO devices
- RO membrane replacements
Want to learn how reverse osmosis can improve your water quality?
Contact us for personalized advice and solutions.
The Science Behind Reverse Osmosis
Reverse osmosis is an advanced filtration method that removes many contaminants from water. Here's why you might consider this technology for your home or business:
- Removes up to 99% of dissolved solids and harmful contaminants
- Enhances water taste and odor
- Reduces need for bottled water, saving money and plastic
- Provides cleaner water for cooking
- Helps appliances last longer by reducing mineral buildup
By using reverse osmosis, you're actively protecting the health of your family or employees. The process pushes water through a special membrane, separating pure water from contaminants at a molecular level.
Why Choose Sanford Water Works
Sanford Water Works is the go-to choice for reverse osmosis systems in Southwest Texas. Reasons to trust us:
- Locally and family-owned since 1969
- Woman-owned and veteran-owned
- Over 50 years of experience in South Texas
- Hold comprehensive licenses and certifications
- Partner with top brands like Clack and Franklin Pumps
- Same-day emergency services
- Provide free estimates and competitive pricing
- Discounts for veterans and first responders
Our deep knowledge of Southwest Texas water issues and technical expertise ensures you'll get the best reverse osmosis solution for your needs.
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Want to enjoy the benefits of reverse osmosis in your home or business? Our team at Sanford Water Works can guide you from consultation to installation and maintenance. We'll explain how reverse osmosis works and how it can address your specific water quality concerns.
Contact us today to learn about our reverse osmosis solutions and start your journey to cleaner, purer water.
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What is reverse osmosis and how does it purify water?
Reverse osmosis is a water purification process that uses a special membrane to remove impurities from drinking water. Water is pushed through this membrane under pressure, leaving contaminants behind. This process removes up to 99% of dissolved solids, salts, and other impurities, resulting in clean, pure water
What types of contaminants can reverse osmosis remove from water?
Reverse osmosis effectively removes many contaminants from water. These include dissolved salts, particles, organics, bacteria, and more. It can remove common pollutants like lead, chlorine, fluoride, pesticides, nitrates, and sulfates. While very efficient, RO systems may not remove all contaminants, especially certain gases and some smaller organic molecules.
How often should the filters in a reverse osmosis system be replaced?
"Filter replacement in a reverse osmosis system depends on water quality, system usage, and specific components. Generally, pre-filters and post-filters need replacement every 6-12 months. The reverse osmosis membrane typically lasts 2-3 years. For a tailored maintenance schedule, it's best to consult with a water treatment professional.
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