In Arizona, residents often complain about extreme water hardness, which creates limescale around faucets and on shower walls. Not only does it affect the home, but it can also cause dry, itchy skin or dull, brittle hair. Drinking tap water may also not taste the best.
In the Valley, water hardness is an aggravating, well-documented concern. In 2020, Phoenix data from the city's Water Services Department indicated hardness levels ranging from 9.9 to 16.1 grains per gallon. Comparing this to the 2025 report, the hardness levels ranged from 10 to 17.6 grains per gallon. This means that the water in Phoenix is in the "hard to very hard" category.
An RO System will help alleviate these issues.
How Do Reverse Osmosis Systems Work?
Osmosis is when water is separated by a semipermeable barrier, which lets one solvent (water) pass through but not the solute (salt). A semi-permeable membrane is similar to a smart filter. It allows clean water molecules to go through, but not calcium salts, heavy minerals, or bacteria.
What To Expect
- Exceptional tasting drinking water
- Better-tasting coffee and tea
- Clear ice cubes
- Cleaner fruits and veggies
- Cooking without limescale build-up
- Spot-free rinsing for dishes, jewelry, and windows
- Healthier water for your beloved pets and plants
- Cleaner shower or bathtub doors
How much does it cost?
When it comes to reverse osmosis systems, there are many options to choose from to fit any budget. We will customize a system to fit your home and family's needs.
Call For Consultation Today
When it comes to reverse osmosis systems, there are many options to choose from to fit your budget. At Water Rehab, our experience has taught us that knowing the specific area, from where the water comes from directly to what types of plumbing pipes we use to transport it, can all be factors in the types of water issues you might have.
Give us a call to schedule your RO service needs today.
