Tank vs. tankless
Tank systems are proven and serviceable anywhere; tankless needs specific pressure and space. The site review settles it.
UNDER-SINK RO / CREST HILL
Under-sink reverse osmosis puts a separate, polished-water faucet at the kitchen sink — for drinking, cooking, coffee, and ice — without treating the whole home to RO standards.
See my priceTypical standard installation. Final written pricing follows equipment, water-source, and site review.
Check my priceEvery price assumes a standard installation. Your exact price depends on your existing piping and where the equipment goes, but it is typically the price shown. Send us two photos (under the kitchen sink, and where the water line enters your home) and we confirm the exact price, install time, and date before any work.
WHERE IT FITS
Water treatment works best when the source, concern, flow, and maintenance plan are clear before equipment is selected.

Filter claims apply to the exact certified model named on your quote, used and maintained the way the maker says.
THE DECISION POINTS
No stage count or tank size replaces a source review and an exact product performance sheet.
Tank systems are proven and serviceable anywhere; tankless needs specific pressure and space. The site review settles it.
The RO systems we specify carry a certification listing that covers lead reduction; the listing accompanies your quote.
Stage count matters less than membrane quality and the certification listing. The quote states both.
RO needs a drain connection; local plumbing requirements for air gaps are followed during installation.
WHAT WE WILL NOT SKIP