HW800 AlkaPro 7-Stage RO

Yes. The HW800 AlkaPro is tested and certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 58 for TDS reduction and for materials and structural integrity. Its leak-free, lead-free water path is built to NSF/ANSI 372.

The closest system sold online is the Waterdrop G3P800, an 800 GPD tankless RO that runs about $750 on Amazon before you install it yourself or pay a plumber. Our price for the HW800 AlkaPro beats that, and it includes professional installation, a free in-home water test first, and a local North Carolina team to call afterward. Call (984) 206-3774 for your price.

Yes. Reverse osmosis is the most effective home technology for PFAS "forever chemicals," which EWG has found above its health guidelines in water systems across the Triangle. An RO membrane removes 95–99% of PFOA, PFOS and related compounds by forcing water through a semi-permeable membrane, which pitchers and carbon-only filters cannot match.

A standard 5-stage RO stores purified water in a 3–4 gallon pressurized tank and produces 50–75 gallons per day. The HW800 AlkaPro produces up to 800 gallons per day with no tank, so water is filtered on demand instead of sitting in storage. It also remineralizes the water for better taste and takes up to 70% less space under the sink.

Very little for an RO system. Its 2:1 drain ratio produces 2 cups of pure water for every 1 cup sent to the drain, which saves up to six times more water than standard RO systems. Auto flush also keeps the membrane clean so it stays efficient.

Filters are quick-change cartridges you can swap yourself in seconds, no tools needed. Pre-filters typically last 6–12 months depending on your water, and the RO membrane lasts 2–3 years. The filter indicator lights tell you when a change is due, and we send reminders.

It installs under your kitchen sink and connects to the cold water line and sink drain. The dedicated RO faucet comes in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black and brushed gold. Installation typically takes 1.5–2 hours alongside a whole-house system, or 2–3 hours on its own, with all hardware and fittings included.