
For construction professionals, understanding the cost to install a reverse osmosis system is crucial. Current data shows that installation costs range from $1,200 to $3,000 for a full system. Basic under-sink units start at $600, while whole-house systems can exceed $10,000. This guide provides a detailed breakdown of costs, helping you provide accurate estimates and avoid overestimating expenses.
Most installations fall between $1,200 and $3,000. Equipment grade, labor complexity, site conditions, permitting, and finish level all influence the final cost.
Labor costs range from $80-$150 per hour. Under-sink installations typically require 2-4 hours, while whole-house systems may need 12-20 hours.
Permit fees range from $50-$250. CountBricks automatically calculates these costs based on your project location.
Custom finishes can add 15-20% to the total cost.
For a 2,400 ft² Jacksonville home:
CountBricks simplifies estimating by using live data to generate accurate quotes. This includes current plumbing prices, labor calculations, and required tasks.
An RO system can save up to $600 annually, with ROI often within 18-24 months.
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Jackson and Co. Plumbing used CountBricks to provide detailed estimates, transforming vague quotes into signed contracts. By capturing real-time site details, they produced a transparent breakdown:
This approach reduced estimating time by 80% and increased margins by 12%.
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