RO & UV Water Purifier Repair, Sales & Service

Most RO water purifiers should be serviced every 6 to 12 months, depending on water usage, feed water quality, and system design. Typical service includes sediment and carbon filter replacement, leak checks, pressure checks, and performance testing. RO membranes usually last longer than pre-filters, but routine maintenance helps protect the membrane and keeps water taste, flow, and purity consistent.

A well-maintained RO water purifier can often last 10 to 15 years or more, while individual filters and membranes require periodic replacement. Pre-filters may need replacement every 6 to 12 months, and membranes often last 2 to 5 years. Lifespan depends on water quality, usage volume, maintenance history, and whether parts are matched correctly to the system.

Common warning signs include reduced water flow, unusual taste or odor, cloudy water, leaking fittings, constantly running drain water, or a storage tank that no longer fills properly. For UV systems, alarms, dim indicator lights, or overdue lamp replacement can signal a problem. A technician can test performance and identify whether filters, membranes, lamps, sleeves, or valves need attention.

Yes. Aqua General services and repairs many major RO, UV, and water treatment brands, including AquaGuard, Pelican, Pentair, Fleck, GE, 3M, Watts, Rayne, Puronics, and others. The team maintains a comprehensive inventory of replacement parts for routine servicing, and can evaluate older or discontinued systems when compatible parts or media are available.

RO filtration reduces many dissolved contaminants, metals, chemicals, and particulates through membrane separation, while UV purification uses ultraviolet light to inactivate bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. They solve different water quality concerns and are often paired together. RO improves drinking water taste and contaminant reduction; UV adds germicidal protection when microbial risk is a concern.

A service visit commonly includes visual inspection, leak checks, pressure evaluation, filter or membrane assessment, water quality testing, and recommendations for repair or replacement. For UV systems, technicians may inspect lamp status, quartz sleeve condition, and system operation. Aqua General can also perform free water analysis to guide service decisions and future treatment needs.

Yes. Aqua General offers RO and UV purifier solutions for homes, offices, restaurants, hospitality, ice making, manufacturing, medical offices, dental offices, and industrial applications. Residential systems may include under-sink drinking water units, while commercial solutions can involve higher-capacity RO systems, UV purification, bottle-free coolers, and custom treatment designs based on usage and water quality.

If your system is newer, structurally sound, and compatible replacement parts are available, repair is often practical. Replacement may be better when the system has repeated leaks, poor output, obsolete parts, or no longer meets your water quality needs. Aqua General evaluates performance, water test results, usage demands, and repair feasibility before recommending the best option.