RO & UV Water Purifier Repair, Sales & Service

Most RO water purifiers should be serviced every 6 to 12 months, depending on water quality, usage, and system design. Pre-filters are commonly changed on that schedule to protect the membrane, while RO membranes may last longer. Regular service helps maintain flow rate, taste, contaminant reduction, and system pressure while preventing premature component wear.

RO service cost varies based on the system brand, number of filters, membrane condition, parts needed, and whether the unit requires troubleshooting or routine maintenance. Aqua General offers free on-site water analysis, and technicians maintain a broad parts inventory for many major brands, helping identify the right service before unnecessary replacements are recommended.

A reverse osmosis system can often last many years when filters, membranes, tubing, storage tanks, and fittings are maintained properly. The RO membrane typically has a shorter service life than the overall system and may need replacement based on water chemistry and usage. Routine maintenance helps extend system performance and protect water quality.

Signs your RO system needs service include slow water flow, unusual taste or odor, cloudy water, constant drain noise, leaks, reduced tank capacity, or a filter-change reminder. If water quality changes suddenly, a technician can test the water, inspect pressure and filters, and determine whether maintenance, repair, or replacement is appropriate.

Yes. Aqua General services and repairs a wide range of water treatment brands, including AquaGuard and many others. The team keeps a comprehensive replacement parts inventory for routine service and can often support systems with discontinued or hard-to-find components.

UV water purification uses properly applied ultraviolet light to neutralize microbes in water, including bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens. It is commonly used with filtration or RO systems because UV targets biological contaminants, while other filters address sediment, chlorine, metals, chemicals, and taste concerns. Correct sizing and maintenance are essential for effective performance.

RO and UV systems solve different water quality concerns and are often used together. Reverse osmosis reduces many dissolved contaminants, metals, chemicals, particulates, and taste issues. UV purification addresses microbial risks by inactivating bacteria, viruses, and pathogens. A water analysis helps determine whether your home or facility needs RO, UV, or both.

Yes. Aqua General provides commercial reverse osmosis systems, service, repair, and maintenance for businesses such as restaurants, hotels, offices, ice makers, manufacturing facilities, medical offices, and industrial kitchens. Commercial systems can include pre-treatment, post-treatment, pressure controls, membranes, booster pumps, and custom designs based on water demand and application.