Under-sink reverse osmosis · South Florida
Professionally installed reverse osmosis drinking-water systems for South Florida homes.
Get cleaner, better-tasting drinking water directly from your kitchen with a professionally installed under-sink RO system.
Serving homeowners across South Florida. Broward County · Miami-Dade County · Palm Beach County

How it works
Tell us where you live and what you want to improve.
We help determine the appropriate under-sink RO solution for your home.
Your system is professionally installed and ready to deliver filtered drinking water directly from your kitchen.

Reverse osmosis
Reverse osmosis uses water pressure and a specialized membrane filtration process to reduce many dissolved substances and impurities from drinking water. The system sits conveniently beneath your sink and supplies filtered drinking water through a dedicated faucet.
Why homeowners choose RO
Filtered drinking and cooking water directly from your kitchen.
Reduce the need to buy, transport, and store cases of drinking water.
Avoid the uncertainty of choosing and installing a system yourself.
Filtered water available whenever you need it.
Know what your system needs and when it needs maintenance.
Why SpringTap
Instead of trying to be everything to everyone, SpringTap focuses on one thing: an excellent residential reverse osmosis experience for South Florida homeowners.

No complicated DIY setup.
A focused drinking-water solution designed specifically for your kitchen.
Service designed around South Florida homeowners.
No unnecessarily confusing catalog of products.
SpringTap remains available for maintenance and filter service.

The system
Final equipment details are being confirmed. Verified specifications will be published here once the SpringTap system is selected.
Ongoing service
Reverse osmosis systems need periodic filter replacement and maintenance to keep performing the way they should. Exact intervals vary depending on the installed system, local water conditions, and how much water your household uses.
South Florida
Water characteristics and treatment priorities can vary by municipality and location across South Florida. Understanding your local drinking water helps you decide whether additional filtration makes sense for your household.
Information first, then choice — no pressure and no scare tactics.
Questions
Reverse osmosis uses water pressure and a specialized membrane, along with additional filtration stages, to reduce many dissolved substances in your drinking water before it reaches a dedicated faucet.
Tell us a little about your water and we'll help you determine the right next step.