Eden Prairie & the West Metro
Reverse Osmosis Systems
Tiger installs, repairs, replaces, and maintains residential reverse-osmosis systems for dedicated drinking-water locations. Service can begin with a new system plan or the equipment already installed in the home.
- Residential drinking-water systems
- Installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance
- Equipment-specific planning and service
Where reverse osmosis fits
A focused system for a drinking-water point.
Reverse osmosis has a more specific role than a whole-home filter or conventional water softener. Its location, plumbing, and equipment requirements should be considered together.
A dedicated drinking-water location
Residential reverse osmosis commonly serves a selected faucet or drinking-water point rather than every fixture in the home.
A membrane-based process
The system uses water pressure and a membrane as part of a staged filtration process. The exact configuration belongs to the equipment selected for the home.
Equipment that needs ongoing care
Filters, membrane-related components, storage, controls, and connections can have service needs over the life of the system.
Service for new and existing systems
Support through the equipment lifecycle.
Choose the stage that matches the reverse-osmosis system today.
Installation
Plan a residential reverse-osmosis system around the selected drinking-water location, available space, plumbing, and service access.
Repair
Address changes in flow, operation, controls, connections, storage, or other concerns with an installed system.
Replacement
Update aging or unsuitable equipment with a system selected for the current fixture, plumbing, and household use.
Maintenance
Maintain serviceable filters, membrane-related components, connections, and other equipment according to the installed system's requirements.
Helpful when you call
Start with the fixture and the equipment.
These details help separate a new reverse-osmosis plan from service for a system already in place.
- Whether reverse-osmosis equipment is already installed
- Which drinking-water location the system serves or would serve
- The installation, repair, replacement, or maintenance need
- Any change in flow, operation, or visible condition around the equipment
If water is escaping
Keep the area clear and leave the system closed.
A leaking drinking-water system can damage cabinetry or nearby materials and may create electrical concerns around appliances or outlets.
- Stop using the affected drinking-water fixture if use is adding water to the area.
- Keep water away from outlets, appliance connections, and electrical equipment.
- Use a familiar, accessible shutoff only if the area is dry and the control turns without force.
Do not open pressurized housings or disconnect wet equipment. Tell Tiger where the water appears and whether it is contained.
Reverse-osmosis service
Bring the drinking-water location into focus.
Tell Tiger whether the home needs a new system or service for reverse-osmosis equipment already installed.