Reverse osmosis drinking water with a healthy alkaline finish
Under-sink or whole-home systems for drinking and cooking water, sized to your free water test instead of a standard package.
- Free in-home water test
- Under-sink or whole-home options
- Warranties up to 25 years
- Bilingual service
How much does a reverse osmosis system cost?
There is no flat price for a reverse osmosis system, because the right configuration, under-sink or whole-home, number of filtration stages, and alkaline enhancement, depends entirely on your free water test results and what you are trying to fix.
A test that shows only mild taste or chlorine issues might only need a simpler under-sink setup. A test that shows higher TDS, PFAS or 1,4-dioxane concerns may call for a more thorough configuration.
We will walk you through the recommended setup and a specific quote after your test, never before it.
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tri-state homes served
Your tap water might be the reason you buy bottled
If your water tastes like chlorine, leaves a metallic aftertaste, or you simply do not trust what is coming out of the faucet, reverse osmosis targets exactly that water, at the tap where you drink and cook.
This matters most where drinking water contaminants are a documented local concern, including PFAS in Rockland and Orange County and 1,4-dioxane in parts of Long Island's groundwater.
- Tap water tastes or smells like chlorine
- You buy bottled water because you do not trust the tap
- PFAS or 1,4-dioxane concerns in your local water supply
- A metallic or chemical aftertaste
- You want alkaline, mineral-balanced water for drinking and cooking
- White scale showing up in your coffee maker or ice tray
A multi-stage system built around your test
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Pre-filtration stage
Removes sediment and chlorine before water reaches the membrane.
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Reverse osmosis membrane
A semi-permeable membrane targets a wide range of dissolved contaminants.
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Alkaline remineralization
A final stage restores beneficial minerals and a healthy, balanced pH.
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Under-sink or whole-home
Choose a single dedicated faucet or treat drinking water throughout the house.
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Dedicated drinking faucet
A separate tap for filtered water, installed alongside your existing sink fixtures.
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Clear filter replacement schedule
We tell you exactly when filters need changing, no guesswork.
From free test to your first glass
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Free water test
We check TDS, chlorine, pH and other factors that determine the right RO configuration.
45 to 60 minutes
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Review your results
We explain what your water needs and recommend under-sink or whole-home.
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Choose your setup
Pick the configuration and alkaline enhancement that fits your household.
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Installation and walkthrough
Most under-sink installs are completed in about an hour, with a full explanation of your new faucet and filter schedule.
How your options actually compare
| Option | Ongoing cost | Plastic waste | Contaminant approach |
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| Tap water | Lowest cost, but scale and taste issues can add hidden costs over time | None | Untreated at the point you drink it |
| Bottled water | Recurring per-bottle cost that adds up month after month | Significant ongoing plastic waste | Varies by source and brand, not tailored to your home |
| Lucia reverse osmosis system | One installation cost, low cost per gallon afterward | None after installation | Multi-stage filtration configured to your test results |
We size the system to your actual test results, not a generic assumption about your water.
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tri-state homes served
Tested, not assumed, before we install anything
We do not sell a fixed RO package off a shelf. Your free test tells us what your drinking water actually needs, and we configure the system, and the alkaline stage, around that.
Every system comes with a clear filter schedule and warranty documentation, so you know exactly what is covered and when to expect service.
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Is reverse osmosis water safe to drink every day?
Yes, reverse osmosis water is safe for everyday drinking and cooking, and the alkaline stage restores beneficial minerals so it is not flat or overly stripped.
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Can reverse osmosis help with PFAS or 1,4-dioxane concerns?
It depends on your specific water and system configuration, which is exactly why we test first. We will be honest with you about what a given setup can and cannot address for your address.
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What is alkaline water and do I need it?
Alkaline water has a higher pH and added minerals compared to standard reverse osmosis output, which many homeowners prefer for taste. Whether you need it comes down to personal preference, not a health requirement.
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How often do reverse osmosis filters need to be changed?
Most filters need changing every 6 to 12 months depending on your household's water use, and we will give you a schedule specific to your system.
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Can I install reverse osmosis with well water?
Yes. Well water often benefits from additional pre-filtration ahead of the RO membrane, which your test results will help us determine.
Find out what your drinking water needs
Book your free water test and get a reverse osmosis and alkaline system built around your actual results.
- Free in-home water test
- Under-sink or whole-home options
- Bilingual service
- Financing available