Reverse Osmosis Systems in Michigan

What is Reverse Osmosis?

A solution with a lower concentration of salt has a natural tendency to migrate toward a solution with a higher concentration of salt. This process is known as “osmosis.” In contrast, reverse osmosis is a process that can be used to demineralize and deionize water.

Reverse osmosis water filters work by pushing water through a reverse osmosis membrane. When enough pressure is applied to water and it is pushed through a semipermeable membrane, only some of the atoms or molecules pass through. The purified water flows over to the other side, while contaminants like chlorine and lead get held back.

Protect Your Family's Health with Filtration & Reverse Osmosis Systems

Even if your water comes from a city source or a well, the EPA acknowledges that it may contain some level of contaminants. A reverse osmosis system is the best way to protect yourself from consuming harmful water contaminants, regardless of your water source.

Multiple Factors Can Lead to Municipal or City Water Contaminants

Municipalities work hard to deliver clean water to residents. However, some contaminants may remain.

Municipalities disinfect bacteria in water supplies by adding chlorine. They add fluoride and other chemicals, too, which add a distinct and unpleasant taste and odor.

Additionally, other impurities can quickly enter through groundwater or the many miles of underground water pipelines.

We Have Solutions to Help You Protect Your Family from Unsafe Chemicals in Your Water

These contaminants enter drinking water supplies from various sources, including municipal and industrial discharges, urban and rural run-off, drinking water distribution materials, the drinking water treatment process, and natural geological formations in groundwater.

Reverse Osmosis Systems Can Help Remove Harmful Contaminants from Your Drinking Water

Reverse osmosis drinking water systems are designed to reduce and remove contaminants, such as sodium, copper, lead, nitrates, sulfates, fluoride, chlorine, chlorides, radium, arsenic, barium, and trihalomethanes, from your drinking water. Carbon pre-filtration stages of a reverse osmosis system, such as activated carbon filters and block carbon filters, also remove volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as MTBE, PFOA/PFOS, pesticides, benzene, terpenes, toluene, and many more to supply a healthy source of drinking water for your home and family.

Benefits of a Reverse Osmosis System

Investing in an RO system means cleaner, tastier water, cost savings, and overall convenience. 

Here's why homeowners love RO systems:

• Pure, delicious water: RO removes a staggering number of contaminants, leaving you with water that's exceptionally pure and refreshing. No more weird flavors or lingering chlorine taste!
• Save money, ditch bottled water: Bottled water adds up! An RO system lets you refill at the tap with confidence, saving you money over time.
• Your food and drinks will taste better: Clean water matters in the kitchen. From brewed coffee to pasta water, everything will taste better when it is made with pure, RO-filtered water.
• Low energy, minimal maintenance: RO systems are surprisingly efficient to run and easy to care for. Simple filter changes are usually all they need!
• Fits right in: Most RO systems are compact and fit neatly under your kitchen sink, giving you great water without taking up much space.

For Free Water Analysis to System Installation & Service, Count on Beauchamp for Your Water Purification Needs

We base your purified water solutions on the results of your free water analysis as well as your specific situation and needs. Whether you want a refrigerator connection, a simple under-sink RO system, or a whole-house RO system, we've got it covered.

Our reverse osmosis system is chemical-free. It's designed to filter out more than 90% of contaminants like fluoride, lead, chlorine, pesticides, arsenic, detergents, nitrates, and sulfates. Reach out now for cleaner, healthier water! Learn about the cost of a reverse osmosis home system and discover easy installation for years of enjoyment.

Choosing Between Under-Sink, Whole-House, & Refrigerator RO Systems

To get the most suitable RO system for your home, understand the critical differences between under-sink, whole-house, and refrigerator models.

• Under-sink RO systems are compact and designed to fit discreetly under your kitchen sink. They purify water directly at the point of use, making them ideal for households that are looking to improve the quality of their drinking water. These systems are typically easy to maintain, requiring only the occasional filter change.
• Whole-house RO systems, on the other hand, are more comprehensive solutions designed to filter all the water entering your home. This means every water source, from your shower to your kitchen tap, benefits from purified water. Enjoy purer drinking water, protect your appliances, and reduce contaminant exposure throughout your home with a whole-house filtration system.
• Refrigerator RO systems connect directly to your fridge, delivering purified water and contaminant-free ice. It's the perfect choice if you love the convenience of chilled, filtered water and fresh, clean ice from your refrigerator.

The choice between these systems should be based on your specific water usage habits, concerns about water contaminants, and the desired scope of water filtration within your home. Don't worry—if all of this is over your head, a member of our team can help you decide.

Does Reverse Osmosis Water Taste Better?

Yes, but you don't have to take our word for it—try it out for yourself! Visit our Howell location and use our self-serve water fill station to try purified reverse osmosis water at an affordable price (just .30 cents per gallon!). You can bring your own water jugs or purchase them from us.

To Install an RO System in Your Home, Contact the Pros at Beauchamp Water Treatment Solutions Today

Don't tolerate bad-tasting, smelly, or discolored water! A reverse osmosis system delivers pure, safe drinking water for your whole family.

Trust the water experts at Beauchamp Water Treatment Solutions. Serving Michigan since 1976, we can make sure that your home enjoys the purest water possible. Our experienced team installs whole-house RO systems across Brighton, Waterford, Howell, Fenton, and beyond.

Reach out now to get a free water test or to schedule an estimate for a reverse osmosis system in Michigan. Contact us online or call (810) 476-2907 to get started. We also offer service throughout Livingston County.