A quality reverse osmosis system will protect your family from many dangerous toxins, including:
Contact Angel Water today to get a trustworthy NSF/ANSI 58 certified RO system for your home. Our licensed technicians will professionally install it to give you the healthier water you deserve.
“Everyone from our initial inquiry call with Serena to Matt (our Project manager) to the technicians and plumbers that installed our system were great. They showed up on time, answered all our questions and complete our installation to deliver us clean, great tasting water, right from a dedicated kitchen tap and fridge. Thanks Angel team!”
“Got a Reverse Osmosis system by Angel last year and had our first service appointment today. System has been working great, water tastes great and had to fool with the system exactly zero times since initial install. More money than doing it yourself, but save yourself the hassle and just enjoy good drinking water without ever having to buy bottled water since you’re making it at home!”
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We offer a wide selection of quality reverse osmosis systems to choose from. The three listed below are the most popular under the sink models for Chicagoland residents. Please note that we can modify each of these systems with an alkaline filter. This filter is the only option available that can achieve a pH of 9.4, which is the ideal level for healthy alkaline water.
Our team can help you find the right system for your home and install it for you. We have the licensing and experience necessary for professional reverse osmosis system installation. Here’s what you can expect when working with us:
We’ll test your water to see which impurities the RO system will need to filter.
You’ll receive a clear visual explanation of what harmful toxins are in your water.
We’ll help you choose the best RO filter based on our assessment of the test results.
Once you choose your filter, you can schedule an installation appointment with our team.
Installing your system should take no more than one and a half hours.
We’ll examine your filter and plumbing system to make sure all is good to go for you.
Once we’re done, you’ll have the safe and clean water you need for many years to come!
We don’t just sell and install reverse osmosis water filters. We also offer professional maintenance from licensed plumbers to keep your system running well. This service includes: protection.
Our licensed plumbers will perform all necessary tasks to ensure you retain full warranty coverage on your system. Contact us today to schedule your reverse osmosis maintenance appointment.
We’ll help you find the system best equipped to handle all your water problems.
Get the guidance you need to find the quality systems certified to give you the best results.
Keep out many toxins, including lead, chromium-6, arsenic, trihalomethanes, VOCs and more!
Enjoy peace of mind as we install your system the right way for maximum protection.
The best systems not only remove bad toxins but also add in good minerals like calcium.
We promise you will be 100% satisfied with the reverse osmosis system we install for you.
Rich Ross of Palatine, IL, was tired of paying so much for bottled water. Watch the video below to learn how our team was able to help him by installing a reverse osmosis system in his business.
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A reverse osmosis system is a device that filters water through several layers of filtration to make it as pure as possible. The main filter in the system is a semipermeable membrane, which lets water through but holds back a wide range of pollutants. The system forces water through this membrane in a reversal of the natural osmosis process to get the toxins out.
A reverse osmosis water filter removes a wide range of contaminants from water before sending it to the water-using appliances in a home. The best RO systems also add good minerals to the water after filtering out the bad ones. This process makes the water cleaner and healthier and improves its smell and taste.
A reverse osmosis system removes the most contaminants of any water filter on the market. These include sediments, particulates, pesticides, dangerous chemicals like chlorine and fluoride and microscopic pathogens like bacteria and viruses. RO systems can also take out heavy metals like lead and mercury. The best RO systems remove up to 99% of total dissolved solids from water.
A typical RO system contains four different filters that work together to clean the water. When the water enters the system, it first goes through a sediment filter, which removes any large particles from the water. After this, it goes through a pre-carbon filter, which takes out chlorine and any other organic compounds that may damage the RO membrane.
Once this initial filtration is complete, the water is ready to undergo reverse osmosis. This process works by forcing the water through a semipermeable membrane. The membrane allows water through but keeps the contaminants from coming with it.
The water then goes through one final carbon filter, which further reduces any impurities that could make the water taste or smell bad. Some systems end here and then send the water to the home. The best systems also add nutritious minerals into the water to send the healthiest, cleanest water to your tap.
Reverse osmosis systems provide the most complete protection from contaminants of any filtration option on the market. Standard carbon filters can remove toxins like lead and chlorine but can’t remove chromium-6 or arsenic. Distillation filters can remove minerals and chemicals but can’t remove chlorine or VOCs. UV filters take out microorganisms but not chemicals. Only reverse osmosis filters can remove all of these pollutants with no exceptions.
You can get a lower quality RO system for as little as $200. However, because of its low quality, this system will likely cost you a lot more in maintenance and repair fees over the years.
A better option is to invest in a high-quality system and have it professionally installed. The significant upfront cost will be more than worth it for the long-term benefits and lower maintenance fees on your system.
Of course, we realize that not everyone can have an RO system installed in their home. Fortunately for those people, a high-quality countertop reverse osmosis system also exists. You can get the PurASure Countertop RO System from Angel Water for only $399!
The answer to this question depends on the size of your system. A standard point-of-use RO system installed under the sink typically produces 10 to 75 gallons of water per day. Countertop RO systems are much smaller and therefore produce only a few gallons of water per day.
Every RO system generates some amount of wastewater for every gallon of purified water it produces. This wastewater is necessary because it flushes away the toxins the system filters from your drinking water.
While producing any amount of wastewater is not ideal, the best RO systems limit how much water they waste. You can identify these systems by their wastewater efficiency ratios. A standard efficiency ratio for an RO system is 4:1, meaning it produces four gallons of wastewater for every gallon of purified water.
The best reverse osmosis system for you will depend on your household’s unique needs. However, there are some things your system must have to be of the highest quality. Here are the five essential characteristics of a great RO system:
As long as your RO system checks off all five of these boxes, then you can count on it to give you and your family the cleanest, healthiest water.
RO systems require regular filter and membrane replacement. Pre- and post-filters typically need replacement every 3-12 months. The RO membrane lasts the longest and needs changing every 2-3 years, depending on the manufacturer’s requirements. We also recommend having your system professionally serviced every year to ensure it’s in good shape.
A high quality reverse osmosis system can last up to 10-15 years if you properly maintain it. Other factors, such as the quality of your water and how often you use the system will also impact its lifespan.
Yes! A quality reverse osmosis system is a worthwhile investment because of the incredible amount of toxins it can protect you from. Here’s just a small sample from that list:
The key is to make sure you’re getting a quality system. The cheaper systems you find at big box stores don’t protect from as many pollutants as the higher-priced systems from quality brands like PurASure. These systems also don’t produce as much water and require more maintenance than their NSF 58 certified counterparts.
Another reason an RO system’s worth it is the money you’ll save in the long run. Most Chicagoland residents spend a fortune on bottled water because they don’t trust their tap water. Reverse osmosis makes your tap water safe to drink, thus making buying all those plastic bottles unnecessary!
Angel Water is rolling out a FREE Water Testing Program to support our mission to provide cleaner, healthier water to as many people as possible!
Angel Water is rolling out a FREE Water Testing Program to support our mission to provide cleaner, healthier water to as many people as possible!
