How much does an installed reverse osmosis system cost?
800 $ – 1500 $
$800 to $1500 all inclusive, depending on the model your water calls for — and $999 for the most common setup. The price always covers the NSF/ANSI 58 certified system, its dedicated faucet, professional installation and your first year of filters. No assessment fee, no surprise add-on at the end.
What the price covers
The complete system
A system from the iSpring RCC range, chosen to match your water: six filtration stages at minimum, a reverse osmosis membrane down to 0.0001 micron, alkaline remineralization. NSF/ANSI 58 certified.
The dedicated faucet
A matte black faucet installed on your sink, separate from the main tap. Modern finish, fits most countertops.
Installation
Under-sink mounting, connection, commissioning and leak check. Usually under two hours, and we leave with our own waste.
First-year filters
Included in the price. We call you when it's time to change them — nothing for you to remember.
What can change the price
Four elements determine where you land in that range. You'll know all of them after the water test — never after the work.
- 1
The model your water calls for
That's the main factor. We install the full iSpring RCC range: from the base six-stage unit to systems with enhanced remineralization or higher output. Well water or a large household don't call for the same configuration.
- 2
Well water needing pre-treatment
High iron, manganese or hardness fouls the membrane prematurely. In that case a suitable pre-filter is recommended upstream. The water test reveals it before any commitment.
- 3
Plumbing that needs adapting
No shut-off valve under the sink, no available hole in the countertop for the faucet, or not enough cabinet space: these adjustments are quoted before the work.
- 4
Extra connections
Feeding the fridge or an ice maker requires an additional line. It's doable and common — an option, not a surprise.
And after the first year?
Pre-filters are replaced roughly every 6 to 12 months depending on usage, and the membrane every 2 to 3 years. We contact you at the right time and confirm the cost before doing anything. No subscription, no commitment: you're free to service it yourself.
Compared to bottled water
For reference: a household drinking two litres of bottled water a day goes through roughly 730 litres a year. At typical bottled-water prices, the yearly spend often exceeds the cost of the system — which is paid once and also serves cooking, coffee and meals.
Questions about pricing
$800 to $1500 all inclusive at Eausmo, depending on which iSpring RCC model is chosen. Expect $999 for the most common setup: six-stage NSF/ANSI 58 certified system, dedicated faucet, professional installation and first-year filters. Enhanced remineralization or higher output raise the amount; the free water test determines what you actually need.
No. Whatever the model, the price covers the system, the faucet, installation and first-year filters. There is no subscription, no mandatory service contract and no charge for the water test. Filter replacements after the first year are billed individually, at a price confirmed in advance.
The first year is included. After that, pre-filters are replaced every 6 to 12 months depending on usage and the membrane every 2 to 3 years. We call you at the right time and confirm the cost before proceeding, with no commitment on your side.
Eausmo sells the system; it is not rented. That's deliberate: renting usually costs more over time and ties you to a contract. Once installed, the system is yours.
The water test stays free
Before any quote, we analyze your water at your home and explain the results. No obligation to buy.