Filters load up, membranes age, storage tanks lose pressure, and fittings can start to leak. Maintenance helps protect drinking water taste, flow, and system reliability.

• Sediment, carbon, post-filter, and cartridge replacement
• Membrane condition review and replacement guidance
• Tubing, fitting, housing, faucet, and storage tank checks
• Flow and performance check after service
• Recurring maintenance planning and reminders

Many RO systems need filter service about once a year. Membranes usually last longer, but water quality, usage, system design, and service history can change the timing.

• Drinking water tastes stale, flat, salty, bitter, or different than usual
• Flow from the RO faucet is slower than normal
• The storage tank fills slowly or runs out quickly
• Filters have not been changed in about a year or longer
• Moisture, drips, or buildup appear near fittings or housings