Fairborn Water Treatment

The reason reverse osmosis water treatment in Fairborn, OH, works so well is its ability to trap particulates that the naked eye can’t see. The water it produces can be 99.9% cleaner than unfiltered tap water. Some of the impurities and contaminants the reverse osmosis process can remove include:

• • • Fluoride
    • Lead
    • Sodium
    • Dissolved minerals like calcium and phosphate
    • Pyrogens
    • Bacteria
    • Dirt
    • Rust
    • Sand
    • Viruses

So how do contaminants pollute tap water? Impurities can get inside your plumbing system through pipe corrosion, pipe leaks, chemicals from local water treatment facilities, and soil.

Unfortunately, with so many opportunities for tap water to sustain contamination, it’s not uncommon for homes in Fairborn to have discolored, foul-smelling, or bad-tasting tap water. The good news is that our Spartan Plumbing experts can resolve those problems with reverse osmosis treatments.

Reverse osmosis differs from other water filtration methods like single-carbon filters, UV filtration, and distillation because it involves four distinct filtration stages that work quickly and efficiently. They include the following:

• Sediment Filter. The first stage traps large sediment molecules such as sand, rust, and dirt.
• Pre-Carbon Block. Stage two uses a filter that traps particulates like the sediment filter but on a smaller scale.
• Reverse Osmosis Membrane. As the system forces water through this semi-permeable membrane, it’ll trap dissolved solids like sodium, calcium, and other minerals heavier than water.
• Post-Carbon Filter. As the last step in the reverse osmosis water treatment process, this filter refines the water to improve its overall quality.