Reverse osmosis (RO) is the treatment technology many households choose for drinking and cooking water. An RO membrane rejects a broad range of dissolved substances, and the EPA identifies RO among the treatment technologies for concerns like PFAS, arsenic, and nitrates.
ClearFlow installs under-sink RO systems at a dedicated faucet — but only after a free in-home water test shows what's actually in your water. Your results drive the recommendation.
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PFAS have been detected in water sources across the Carolinas, and the EPA identifies reverse osmosis among the treatment technologies for regulated PFAS compounds. Specific capability is defined by each system's manufacturer specifications.
RO membranes reject a broad range of dissolved solids, which is why RO-treated water typically measures dramatically lower TDS at the dedicated faucet. Your before/after numbers come from your own tests.
The EPA identifies reverse osmosis as a treatment technology for nitrates, which carry a 10 mg/L federal limit primarily due to risks for infants. Relevant for well water near agricultural land.
RO is among the EPA-identified technologies for arsenic and certain heavy metals. Whether these are present in your water is exactly what testing determines.
For coastal wells affected by saltwater intrusion, RO addresses elevated sodium and chloride at the drinking tap — a particular concern for low-sodium diets.
Many households simply prefer the taste of RO water for drinking, coffee, and cooking. A dedicated faucet keeps treated water where it's consumed.
Book a free in-home water test covering TDS, hardness, chlorine, and other panel items relevant to your source.
We review your results and discuss whether point-of-use RO fits your situation.
If it does, we recommend a specific Excalibur RO system with its manufacturer specifications and a written quote.
Professional under-sink installation with a dedicated faucet, plus local filter-change support.
Your test results determine which treatment — if any — fits your home. No obligation.
A trained specialist comes to your home, tests your water on-site, and provides a written report of your results — at no cost, with no obligation to purchase.
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System capabilities and performance data are defined by the manufacturer's published specifications for each specific model. ClearFlow recommends equipment based on your individual water test results.