Works on drinking water systems
Drinking water systems (reverse osmosis filters) are designed to produce high-quality water for everyday drinking and cooking. This is a compact solution, usually installed under the kitchen sink when it is not possible or necessary to install water filters at the house inlet. A properly designed and maintained drinking water system ensures consistently clean, safe, and pleasant-tasting water from a separate tap in the kitchen.
What is a drinking water system (reverse osmosis filter)?
A drinking water system is a multi-stage filtration device that removes most dissolved substances, mechanical impurities, and some organic and chemical compounds from water. The main element of the system is a reverse osmosis membrane, which acts as an extremely fine filter, allowing only water molecules to pass through and retaining most other impurities.
Such systems are usually installed where:
- it is not possible to install centralized water filtration at the inlet;
- a well, borehole, or local water source is used;
- the aim is to have a separate, constantly accessible drinking water tap in the kitchen.
Additional solutions can be selected for drinking water systems, such as a mineralizer, which enriches the water with beneficial minerals after filtration.
When is a drinking water system the most suitable solution?
A drinking water system is particularly relevant for farmsteads, individual houses, and apartments where it is difficult to install larger water filters at the house inlet or where there is no need to filter all the water in the house (for example, when only high-quality drinking water is needed in the kitchen).
In such cases, a reverse osmosis system allows you to:
- ensure high-quality drinking water without increasing the space occupied and without changing the entire water supply system;
- control the taste and composition of the water by adapting the system to the water quality of a specific property;
- reduce the cost of bottled water and reduce plastic waste.
Drinking water system works
Drinking water systems require both correct initial installation and regular maintenance. The works cover the entire life cycle of the system – from installation to warranty and post-warranty service.
System installation and commissioning
When installing a new drinking water system, a suitable location is selected (usually under the kitchen sink), filters, a membrane, a water storage tank, and a separate drinking water tap are installed. The system is connected to the cold water line and sewage. After installation, the system is flushed, checked for leaks, the filling and discharge times are assessed, and the recommended operating parameters are set.
Warranty and post-warranty troubleshooting
Various malfunctions may occur during operation – reduced water flow, poor water taste, noise, leaks, or improper system reset after membrane operation. The following is performed:
- diagnostic work;
- checking of mechanical, hydraulic, and, if applicable, electronic components;
- replacement of defective parts (valves, connections, taps, tank elements, etc.);
- restoration of the system to proper operating mode.
Faults are repaired both during and after the warranty period, ensuring that the system can continue to reliably produce drinking water.
Periodic replacement of filters and other components
In order for the drinking water system to ensure consistent water quality, scheduled replacement of filters and membranes is necessary. Replacement intervals depend on water quality and actual consumption, but typically:
- mechanical and carbon filters are replaced more frequently,
- reverse osmosis membranes are replaced less frequently, but their effectiveness is checked regularly.
During periodic maintenance, the condition of the filters is assessed, old filter elements are removed, new ones are installed, the system is flushed, and the quality of filtration after replacement is checked to ensure that it meets the requirements. All work performed is covered by a warranty.
Modernization and adaptation of drinking water systems
Existing drinking water systems can be adapted to changing water quality indicators or consumer needs. The work carried out may include:
- installation of additional filtration stages;
- installation of a mineralizer when mineral-enriched water is desired;
- selection of a separately designed drinking water tap;
- replacement of components with more efficient or durable analogues.
Such upgrades ensure that the system will remain relevant for several years without the need to replace it with a new one.
Benefits of regular maintenance
A drinking water system is a long-term investment in water quality and everyday comfort. Regular professional maintenance helps to:
- maintain stable water taste and quality;
- extend the service life of membranes and filters;
- reduce the risk of unexpected leaks, malfunctions, or blockages;
- ensure that safe drinking water flows from the tap for both children and adults;
- optimize operating costs – filters and membranes are replaced in a timely manner, according to their actual condition.
With a broad customer base in the Baltic countries, drinking water system work is carried out based on practical experience and real operating scenarios – from individual homes to larger facilities.
When should you contact a drinking water system specialist?
Drinking water system work is particularly relevant if:
- the taste, smell, or cloudiness of the water has changed;
- the flow of water through the drinking water tap has noticeably decreased;
- the filter elements have not been changed for a long time;
- there are leaks, noises, or other system malfunctions;
- you want to upgrade the system, connect a mineralizer, or add additional filtration stages.
Timely work helps to avoid major malfunctions and ensures that drinking water remains of high quality every day.
Request for drinking water system work
To order the installation, maintenance, repair, or modernization of a drinking water system, simply fill out the request form on this page, specifying the type of facility, the current or planned system model, and your main requirements. Based on the information provided, the most suitable solution will be selected and a visit time will be agreed upon.