Reverse Osmosis System Installation in Naples

Reverse Osmosis Installation from a Family-Owned Southwest Florida Plumber Since 1996

A reverse osmosis system uses pressure to move water through a semi-permeable membrane, producing treated water and a separate reject-water stream. Our plumbers evaluate the incoming water, plumbing layout, property conditions, and treatment goals before recommending a configuration for a Naples home or business.

Our family-owned company has served Southwest Florida since 1996. At Mike’s Plumbing, we install residential and commercial systems, explain the proposed work, and provide upfront pricing. Read more about how a reverse osmosis system works and what to consider before installation.

The City of Naples states in its 2025 annual water-quality report that municipal drinking water meets or exceeds applicable standards. Supplemental treatment may still be considered for taste, odor, specific dissolved contaminants, or personal preferences. The appropriate system depends on the water source and the certified reduction claims of the selected product.

Contact us today to discuss reverse osmosis installation for your Naples property, or call (239) 208-0274.

What a Reverse Osmosis System Can Reduce

Reverse osmosis systems can reduce a broad range of substances, but no single system removes every contaminant. Performance varies based on the model, membrane, incoming water, and certification for the substance being addressed.

Common water-treatment concerns include:

• Chlorine removal
• Lead removal
• Pesticide removal
• Fluoride removal

Product documentation should identify the contaminants a specific system is certified to reduce. NSF/ANSI 58, a standard for reverse osmosis drinking-water treatment systems, can help verify applicable structural, safety, and contaminant-reduction claims. Depending on the concern, carbon filtration or a water softener may be more appropriate than reverse osmosis or may be used as part of a broader treatment setup.

Reverse Osmosis Systems We Install

We install point-of-entry systems that treat water for multiple fixtures and point-of-use systems that serve a specific drinking-water outlet. Our recommendation accounts for the property’s water source, available space, water pressure, drain access, expected use, and plumbing configuration.

Whole-House Reverse Osmosis

A whole-home reverse osmosis system is a water filtration system intended to provide treated water throughout the house.

Properties supplied by well water can experience concerns such as sulfur odors, discoloration, hardness, or dissolved substances. These issues don’t always require the same treatment. Before discussing whole-house reverse osmosis, we consider whether pretreatment, adequate pressure, drainage, storage, and sufficient system capacity may be necessary for the property.

Whole-house systems also produce a reject-water stream. Water use and discharge requirements should therefore be considered alongside treatment goals, available installation space, and the number of fixtures the system is expected to serve.

Under-Sink Reverse Osmosis

If you have city water in Naples and want additional treatment at one drinking-water outlet, one of our plumbers can install an under-sink reverse osmosis system. This point-of-use option focuses treatment on water used for drinking, cooking, and preparing beverages rather than supplying every fixture in the property.

Installation suitability depends on cabinet space, water pressure, drain access, and the selected equipment. Under-sink systems also require periodic filter and membrane replacement, with service intervals determined by the manufacturer, incoming water conditions, and household use.