How Much to Install a Reverse Osmosis System
If your water tastes like chlorine, leaves white spots on your glasses, or makes your kettle look like a fossil exhibit, a reverse osmosis system is a beautiful upgrade. For most homes, a professionally installed under-sink system for $500–$800 is the perfect balance. You get clean, crisp water without taking out a second mortgage. And you won’t have to listen to your friend Dave complain about his clogged espresso machine anymore.
So grab a glass of whatever you’re drinking now, think about it, and remember: the best price isn’t always the lowest—it’s the one that comes with clean water and a plumber who shows up on time. Cheers to that.