Drinking Water Faucet Installation in San Francisco, CA
The faucet is the part of an RO system you touch every day, and the part most people want to upgrade. A standard RO faucet needs a 7/16 to 1/2 inch hole. Many kitchen sinks already have a spare knockout or a soap dispenser hole that can be reused.
With no spare hole, the faucet goes through the countertop. Granite and quartz need a diamond core bit, water to keep it cool and a steady hand. Laminate is simpler. Bear Water Purification connects San Francisco, CA homeowners with plumbers who drill stone counters as part of the install, so you are not sent off to find a fabricator.
Air gap faucets are worth knowing about. They carry two extra tubes that route drain water up through the faucet body and back down, which physically stops sink water from backing into the system. Some local plumbing codes require them. They can gurgle a little while the system runs.
Finishes run from chrome and brushed nickel to matte black, and many match common kitchen faucet lines.
Call (833) 879-3600 to install a new drinking water faucet.
