This month's PURE WATER giveaway..
FREE RO FILTER CONTEST!!
Local Homeowners: Enter to win a full Reverse Osmosis Exchange at no cost!
- 1 Annual Filter Change
- Stop the bad hard mineral AZ water
- Enjoy healthy fresh PURE WATER.
1 Entry per home. No purchase needed to win. Restrictions apply.
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Limited availability. Local homeowners only.
Frequently asked questions
- HOW TO CLAIM YOUR FREE RO FILTER EXCHANGE
If you were one of the first 45 people to comment, tag a friend, or share our Facebook post, your FREE RO Filter Exchange has been reserved. Visit FB Here: https://www.facebook.com/JBWaterPlumbing/All other enteries will be put into a random drawing at the end of the month for the FREE RO Filter Contest. Fill out the form to enter.
- What will the winners recieve in this Pure Water Giveaway?
- What is included in the FREE RO Filter Exchange by Mesa Plumbers, JB Water and Air: - Professional RO Filter Exchange - Fresh filters installed by a JB Water & Air technician - Water system inspection - Peace of mind knowing your system is operating properly ## How to Reserve Your Free Filter Exchange? Complete the form above and a member of the JB Water & Air team will contact you to confirm eligibility and scheduling. ### Why JB Water & Air? For over 40 years, Arizona homeowners have trusted JB Water & Air for plumbing, water treatment, and HVAC services. Pure Water. Pure Air. Pure Care.
- Who Qualifies for the FREE RO Filter Exchange?
- To redeem this offer, you must: ✓ Be a homeowner ✓ Live within our Mesa and Greater Phoenix service area ✓ Have an existing residential reverse osmosis system ✓ Complete the form below to verify eligibility ### Important This offer is limited to the first 45 qualifying participants. Completing this form helps us verify eligibility and schedule your service. Anyone filling out the form what did not make the 45 Facebook participation cut by 7/1/2026 will be entered to win in the drawing portion of the contest. Additional restrictions may apply.
- Do I need an RO Filter Change?
Why do I need an RO Filter change? You need an RO filter change because old filters stop removing contaminants effectively, reduce water flow, affect taste, and can shorten the life of you’re reverse osmosis system. If you’re like most Mesa homeowners, your RO system quietly sits under the sink doing its job day after day. The problem is that many families forget those filters don’t last forever. Arizona’s hard water can put extra strain on your reverse osmosis system, making regular filter changes one of the most important things you can do to protect your drinking water. ## What Happens If You Don’t Change Your RO Filters? Think of your RO filters like the oil in your truck. Skip routine maintainence long enough and eventually, you’re going to have problems. When filters become clogged or worn out, your system may: - Produce water more slowly: Noticeably reduced pressure at the faucet. - Develop unpleasant tastes or odors: Water that no longer tastes fresh. - Remove fewer contaminants: Allowing impurities into your drinking glass. - Cause premature membrane failure: Forcing an expensive early replacement. - Increase wear on the system: Stressing valves and fittings. - Money-Saving Tip: The cost of replacing filters is usally far less than replacing an entire reverse osmosis system! ## How Often Should RO Filters Be Changed? Because Arizona water tends to be harder than water in many other parts of the country, local homeowners often benefit from more frequent inspections. Here is the standard replacement schedule for most Mesa households: | Filter Component | Recommended Replacement Schedule | | --- | --- | | Pre-Filters | Every 6 to 12 months | | Carbon Filters | Every 6 to 12 months | | RO Membrane | Every 2 to 5 years (Depending on usage & water quality) | ### How Do I Know My RO Filters Need Changing? Even if you don’t notice these symptoms, filters should still be changed on schedule. However, look out for these warning signs: - Water tastes different or smells unusual - Slow water production or reduced pressure at the faucet - Cloudy water - Filters have exceeded their recommended service life ### Does an RO System Remove Arizona Hard Water? An RO system helps reduce dissolved minerals in drinking water, but it only treats the water at the faucet where it is installed. If you’re dealing with hard water buildup throughout your home, a whole-home water softener is typically the better solution. ### Can I Change RO Filters Myself? Some homeowners do. However, many families prefer professional service because: - Filters are guaranteed to be installed correctly. - Thorough sanitization can be performed. - The system can be inspected for hidden leaks. - Water quality can be accurately tested. - Potential problems can be identified early. A quick professional service visit often helps extend the life of your entire system. ### Is Reverse Osmosis Water Safe to Drink? Yes! Reverse osmosis water is considered safe and is one of the most popular drinking water treatment methods available. RO systems are designed to reduce many dissolved contaminants while improving taste and odor, providing a significant improvement over untreated tap water. ### Why Does My RO Water Taste Different? A change in taste is often the first sign that service is needed. Possible causes include expired carbon filters, a worn RO membrane, bacteria growth within neglected filters, or changes in municipal water quality. ### Is RO Filtered Water the “Best”? No. While reverse osmosis produces excellent drinking water and is highly effective, distilled water is generally considered the purest drinking water available. Distillation works by converting water into steam and condensing it back into liquid form, leaving behind dissolved minerals, salts, and contaminants. For Arizona families seeking the absolute highest level of water purity, a home water distiller is the gold standard. ## Can an Old R/O System Produce Worse Water Then Tap Water? Yes. An old, poorly maintained RO system can actually produce worse water than homeowners realize. When filters and membranes fail, your TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) levels can rise dramatically, defeating the purpose of having a reverse osmosis system in the first place. Many Mesa homeowners assume that because water is still flowing from the RO faucet, the system must be working properly. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. As filters become clogged and membranes wear out, the system loses its ability to effectively remove dissolved solids. Over time, a neglected RO system can produce water with significantly higher TDS levels than a properly maintained system. What should be highly filtered drinking water can become water that no longer meets safety or performance standards. ### The Bottom Line This problem is completely preventable! Regular filter changes and membrane replacements ensure your system continues delivering the high-quality drinking water your family expects. If you can’t remember the last time your RO filters were changed, it’s time to have your system tested. About JB Water & Air JB Water & Air has been serving Arizona homeowners for more than 40 years and is one of the longest-standing residential water treatment providers in the Greater Phoenix area. We install and service reverse osmosis systems, water softeners, and residential water distillers to help families enjoy cleaner, healthier drinking water. Whether you’re due for a filter change or interested in learning more about distilled water systems, our team is here to help. Pure Water. Pure Air. Pure Care.
