EDS Pumps & Water Treatment installs, services and repairs reverse osmosis (RO) systems for homes and businesses across Langley and the Fraser Valley.
A reverse osmosis system provides treated drinking water through a dedicated tap, usually installed at the kitchen sink. We'll assess your water quality, household needs and available plumbing space to recommend the right setup.
An RO system typically includes pre-filters, a membrane, a storage tank and a post-filter to help improve water quality and taste. We'll help you choose the right equipment and install it to suit your property.
RO filters and membranes need regular replacement to keep your system working well. We change filters and membranes, flush systems, sanitize tanks and check total dissolved solids (TDS).
We can inspect your system, recommend a maintenance schedule and supply replacement parts.
Slow water flow, leaks, changes in taste or storage tank problems can indicate that your RO system needs servicing. EDS can identify the cause and recommend the necessary repairs.
We service all major brands, including systems installed by other providers.
Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane that filters out dissolved substances. EDS reverse osmosis systems remove up to 99% of dissolved solids, sodium and many other contaminants, depending on the system and your incoming water.
RO systems can reduce:
Performance varies by system and contaminant. Check the system’s specifications and test your water to find out which treatment you need. If there’s bacteria in your water, don’t rely on RO alone to disinfect it. You may need a UV system as part of your treatment setup.
For a more detailed explanation, read our guide to how reverse osmosis works.
An RO system may be worth considering if:
Not sure whether reverse osmosis is right for you? Start with a water test.
Private wells across Langley, Aldergrove, Abbotsford and Mission can contain iron, manganese, hardness minerals, sulphur, tannins and bacteria.
These can affect how well an RO system works. Excessive sediment, iron and hardness can contribute to membrane fouling or scale buildup, so some properties need pre-treatment before installing reverse osmosis. Depending on your test results, this could include a sediment filter, water softener or iron filter. If your water has bacteria, you may also need a disinfection system.
EDS tests your water and recommends a treatment setup based on your well and property requirements.
Standard water filtration and reverse osmosis treat different water quality issues.
Sediment filters remove particles, while carbon filters reduce chlorine and certain compounds that affect taste and smell. Whole-house filtration treats water as it enters your property.
Reverse osmosis pushes water through a membrane to reduce many dissolved substances and is commonly installed at a single drinking water tap. Depending on your water test results, you may benefit from an RO system, whole-house filtration or a combination of treatments.
EDS can assess your water and help you choose equipment that addresses the issues you actually have.
Tell us about your water quality concerns, existing equipment or plans for a new RO system. We’ll help you work out the next steps.
A water test shows what’s in your water and whether reverse osmosis is the right fit. We’ll look at your results, your water source and your plumbing before we recommend a system.
We’ll install the recommended equipment and check it’s working properly. After that, we can handle maintenance, repairs and replacement filters to keep it running well.
EDS Pumps & Water Treatment has been providing water solutions since 1960. Our team provides water testing, treatment, installation, repairs and maintenance for residential and commercial water systems.
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From its Langley location, EDS provides water treatment and pump services throughout Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.
Our local service areas include:
The cost depends on the system, number of filtration stages, plumbing requirements and any additional treatment your water needs. Options such as remineralization, a permeate pump or leak protection can also affect the total cost. Properties using well water may need pre-treatment to protect the RO membrane.
EDS can assess your requirements and provide a quote. Water testing options include a $69 chemical test, a $167 full test and a $309 certified potability test.
Reverse osmosis removes many dissolved substances, including some minerals. A remineralization stage can add selected minerals back into the treated water and adjust its taste. RO systems also send some water to the drain during treatment, although the amount varies by system.
RO systems send some water to the drain as they separate dissolved substances from treated water. The amount depends on system design, water pressure and operating conditions. Modern high-efficiency systems can use up to 75% less water than older models. A permeate pump can also help reduce wastewater.
Not every property needs both. A water softener reduces hardness minerals such as calcium and magnesium throughout the treated supply, while reverse osmosis reduces many dissolved substances at a drinking water tap.
If your well water is hard, a softener may help prevent scale buildup and protect the RO membrane. Water testing can help determine whether you need a softener, reverse osmosis or both.
Replacement intervals depend on your system, water quality and usage. As a general guide, sediment pre-filters may need replacing every 3 to 6 months, carbon filters every 6 to 12 months, and RO membranes every 2 to 3 years. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and have your system checked if performance changes.
Reduced water production, changes in taste and unusual TDS readings can indicate that your system needs attention. Clogged pre-filters, low water pressure and storage tank problems can cause similar symptoms, so an inspection can help identify whether the membrane needs replacing.
Yes. EDS services reverse osmosis systems from all major brands, including equipment installed by other providers. We can assess your system and recommend the necessary maintenance or repairs.
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