Ventura

Enjoy high quality drinking and cooking water for your home, office, or shop!

Efficient and up-to-date quality equipment along with 1st grade filters are available to rent or purchase!

Hydrotech AquaFlo Reverse Osmosis System

Rent for $23.00 per month! Purchase for $435.00 + tax.

A truly tried-and-true system that produces up to 25 gallons of premium RO water per day!

Aqua Flo - Hydrotech Reverse Osmosis System - Ventura's Water Store
Pro-line ECO System - Pentair - Ventura's Water Store Reverse Osmosis System

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G/RO Pro-line ECO System

Rent for $28.00 per month ~ Purchase for $495.00 + tax

With a Pentair high-efficiency membrane, this system performs at an optimal 1-to-1 product-to-waste ratio.

Produces up to 75 gallons of premium RO water per day!

Add an Alkaline Filter to any System and enjoy High pH H2O!

High pH filters are an ADD-ON option ~ price is $150.00 ~ service life is 700-gallons ~ that’s just $0.21 per gallon!

FREE ANNUAL FILTER CHANGE & SANITIZING WITH ALL RENTALS ~ NO CONTRACTS!

  • Base rate installation: $75.00

  • (requires accessible, non-corroded angle stop connection or saddle valve accessible, pre-existing spigot hole, feed psi < 65)

  • Additional Line to Ice Maker: starts at $60

  • Actual production rate varies depending upon water temperature, water pressure and total TDS of source water

We offer affordable service and routine maintenance for our reverse osmosis systems. We have a variety of filters available at the store or by special order.
Some restrictions may apply. Prices and equipment may change without notice.

How does Reverse Osmosis work?

How Reverse Osmosis Works - FilterA semi permeable membrane, like the membrane of a cell wall or a bladder, is selective about what it allows to pass through, and what it prevents from passing. These membranes in general pass water very easily because of its small molecular size; but also prevent many other contaminants from passing by trapping them. Water will typically be present on both sides of the membrane, with each side having a different concentration of dissolved minerals. Since the water is the less concentrated solution seeks to dilute the more concentrated solution, water will pass through the membrane from the lower concentration side to the greater concentration side. Eventually, osmotic pressure (seen in the diagram below as the pressure created by the difference in water levels) will counter the diffusion process exactly, and equilibrium will form.

How Reverse Osmosis Works - DiagramThe process of reverse osmosis forces water with a greater concentration of contaminants (the source water) into a tank containing water with an extremely low concentration of contaminants (the processed water). High water pressure on the source side is used to “reverse” the natural osmotic process, with the semi-permeable membrane still permitting the passage of water while rejecting most of the other contaminants. The specific process through which this occurs is called ion exclusion, in which a concentration of ions at the membrane surface from a barrier that allows other water molecules to pass through while excluding other substances.

What does Reverse Osmosis remove from your water?

Reverse Osmosis Removal and Contamination List from Ventura's Water Store