Reverse osmosis installation in Davis County
Sippa installs under-sink reverse osmosis systems in Davis County homes for $1,200 installed. That includes a Waterdrop G3P600 tankless system, its own drinking-water faucet, standard installation and standard countertop drilling when needed. Sippa is an independent installer. Start with a free water test at your sink.
What we check before installation
We check cabinet space, the cold-water and drain connections, an electrical outlet under the sink, and the countertop where the faucet will go. A suitable existing hole may work. Standard countertop drilling is included when needed. If you want the drinking faucet at a lower-level or basement kitchen, we check that sink too. Electrical work is not included.
Your water supplier's report
Suppliers in Davis County publish an annual water-quality report. Some of that water is bought from a wholesale supplier. Weber Basin Water Conservancy District posts its consumer confidence reports on its culinary water page. We measure your water at your sink rather than assigning a county-wide result. The free visit measures total dissolved solids (TDS) at your sink. A TDS meter does not identify individual contaminants or determine whether water is safe.
Drinking water and whole-home hardness
An under-sink reverse osmosis system supplies one drinking-water faucet. It does not soften the water throughout your home. Compare reverse osmosis and a water softener before you choose.
Price and scope
The installed price is $1,200. You pay $600 at scope approval and $600 after install. The price includes the system, its faucet, standard installation, standard countertop drilling when needed and a leak check. Electrical work, fridge or ice-maker lines, unusual stone work and structural work are not included. Any extra work needs a written scope and price before you decide.
Before you decide
Compare reverse osmosis and water softeners, or learn what a TDS reading means. For the full package, see installation requirements and costs and exclusions.