• Supplied and fitted by our own plumbers
  • Google5.0 from 130 Google reviews
  • Free delivery in Ireland
  • Humm interest-free finance available at checkout

Water you'll actually drink, from your own kitchen sink.

An under-sink reverse osmosis system takes out the chlorine, the limescale and the things you'd rather not think about, and gives you a separate tap of clean water in the kitchen. Fitted by our own plumbers.

  • Reverse osmosis under the sink, with its own tap beside the one you have
  • Takes out chlorine, dissolved minerals, lead, nitrates and microplastics
  • Fitted in about two hours; one filter change a year after that

From €275,99 supply only, or €399 fitted. 10-year parts warranty with annual service.

What is bottled water costing you?

Slide to how much your house drinks. The maths is on the screen, not in the small print.

4 to 40 litres
Spent on bottled water a year
Two-litre bottles a year
Over five years
Fitted EcoSoft Standard Pro pays for itself in

Payback uses the fitted price of the six-stage system and an annual filter change of about €89. Your own numbers will differ.

What comes out of your tap where you live

Irish mains water is safe to drink and chlorinated everywhere. What changes from one supply to the next is the taste, and how much dissolved calcium comes with it. Put in your Eircode and we'll tell you what your supply is like and which stage of the filter matters most for you.

Source: Uisce Éireann supply-zone data. Private wells are a different job entirely; see well water treatment.

Your supply

Just the first three characters will do. We don't store your Eircode.

What the filter takes out, and which stage does it

Reverse osmosis is the same process used to make bottled water and to desalinate seawater. Each stage handles something the one before it can't.

Grit and sediment

Rust flakes and particles from old mains and the pipework in the house.

Sediment stage

Chlorine and taste

The swimming-pool note in Dublin water, and the chlorine by-products that come with it.

Carbon stages

Dissolved minerals and limescale

The calcium and magnesium that scale the kettle and cloud the tea. Only a membrane removes these.

RO membrane

Lead and heavy metals

Lead from old service pipes and solder, copper from the house plumbing.

RO membrane

Nitrates and fluoride

Nitrates from agricultural run-off in rural supplies; the fluoride added to Irish mains water.

RO membrane

Pesticides, herbicides, pharmaceuticals

Trace organics that carbon adsorbs and the membrane rejects.

Carbon + membrane

Microplastics

Particles thousands of times larger than the membrane's pores. They don't get through.

RO membrane

PFAS

The "forever chemicals". Reverse osmosis is one of the few home methods that deals with them.

RO membrane

A membrane also physically excludes bacteria and cysts, but a drinking filter is not a substitute for a safe supply: if your water is not safe to drink untreated, it needs proper disinfection first. We don't quote removal percentages on this page because they depend on your water, your pressure and the age of the membrane; ask us and we'll show you the manufacturer's test data for the system you're looking at.

Six stages, one under-sink cabinet

Tap a stage to see what it does. The first five are in every system; the mineraliser is what makes the six-stage EcoSoft Pro taste the way it does.

1 Sediment 2 Carbon 3 Carbon block 4 RO membrane 5 Post carbon 6 Mineraliser Mains in To your tap
  1. Sediment

    A 5-micron filter catches rust, sand and grit so nothing downstream clogs.

  2. Granular carbon

    Adsorbs chlorine and the compounds that give tap water its taste and smell. Also protects the membrane, which chlorine would damage.

  3. Carbon block

    A denser carbon stage for the finer organics, pesticides and what the first carbon missed.

  4. Reverse osmosis membrane

    Water is pushed through a membrane with pores about a ten-thousandth of a micron. Dissolved minerals, metals, nitrates, fluoride and microplastics stay on the other side and go to drain.

  5. Post carbon

    A final polish as the water leaves the tank, so it tastes of nothing at all.

  6. Mineraliser

    Puts a little calcium and magnesium back so the water has body and a slightly alkaline, spring-water taste rather than the flat taste of pure RO.

Three systems. Which one fits your kitchen?

Answer three things and we'll mark the right one. The difference is mostly tank or no tank, and whether you want the mineraliser.

How many people?

Room under the sink?

What matters most?

Recommended for you
EcoSoft 5-stage

EcoSoft 5-stage

Five stages with a storage tank. The one most people buy.

  • Sediment, two carbon stages, membrane, post carbon
  • Storage tank, so a full jug is always ready
  • Chrome tap included
  • 10-year parts warranty with annual service
Supply only€275,99
Supplied and fitted€399
Choose this one
Recommended for you
EcoSoft Pro 6-stage

EcoSoft Pro 6-stage

Same system plus the mineraliser. Best taste in the range.

  • Everything in the five-stage plus a mineraliser
  • Calcium and magnesium put back for taste
  • Chrome tap included
  • 10-year parts warranty with annual service
Supply only€289,99
Supplied and fitted€449
Choose this one
Recommended for you
Aplos Angel Direct Flow

Aplos Angel Direct Flow

No tank. Fills a glass as fast as the mains tap.

  • Tankless, slim, fits a small press
  • Continuous flow, no waiting for a tank to refill
  • Brushed-steel tap; mineraliser can be added
  • 10-year parts warranty with annual service
Supply only€439
Supplied and fitted€599
Choose this one

Fitted price covers the install, the tap, connection to your cold feed and drain, and commissioning. Humm interest-free finance available at checkout. Free delivery on supply-only orders.

Jug, bottle or filter?

The honest comparison. A jug is fine if chlorine is your only complaint.

TapJug filterBottledReverse osmosis
Chlorine tasteStaysRemovedNoneRemoved
Limescale and dissolved mineralsStaysPartlyDepends on brandRemoved
Lead, nitrates, PFAS, microplasticsStaysMostly staysMicroplastics from the bottleRemoved
EffortNoneRefill, change cartridge monthlyCarry, store, recycleOne filter change a year
Running cost a yearCentsAbout €60 to €90 in cartridgesSee the calculator aboveAbout €89 in filters, or €150 if we change them
PlasticNoneA cartridge a monthHundreds of bottlesA few cartridges a year

Reverse osmosis sends some water to drain while it works: a tank system roughly three litres for every litre made, a direct-flow system less. On a metered supply that's cents a day. If you're on a well with iron or bacteria, none of these is the answer on its own; start here instead.

From order to first glass

We fit what we sell, so the plumber who arrives has fitted hundreds of these.

Order it fitted

Pick your system and choose "Professional installation" at checkout. Supply-only ships free if you'd rather fit it yourself or use your own plumber.

Two minutes online, or ring us

We confirm the kitchen

We'll call within three working days to book a slot and ask for a photo under the sink. If we can see it won't fit, we'll say so before anyone drives out, and the installation charge is refunded.

One photo over WhatsApp

Fitted, flushed, ready

Tap drilled and fitted, system connected to the cold feed and the drain, first fill flushed through, and you pour the first glass before we leave. About two hours.

Then a filter change once a year

We install across Leinster and most of the country. We don't currently install in Donegal, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Kerry or West Cork; supply-only ships free to all of them.

EcoSoft Pro fitted under a kitchen sink

Fitted by CPS Plumbing & Electrical

EcoFilter Ireland is the water side of CPS Plumbing & Electrical, a Dublin firm working across Leinster and nationwide. Our own plumbers fit every system, service it each year and answer the phone when you ring.

10,000+Systems installed
Google5.0From 130 Google reviews
About 2 hrsTypical install

What customers say on Google

Google5.0

5.0 from 130 Google reviews for CPS Plumbing & Electrical, home of EcoFilter Ireland. Read them on Google

The difference in the water quality is amazing — softer water throughout the house and great-tasting drinking water straight from the tap. I'm very happy with both the products and the workmanship. Highly recommend EcoFilter Ireland to anyone thinking about improving their water quality!
Malgorzata TanskaGoogle review
We went for the complete setup: a whole house water softener, the Aplos Angel Direct Flow reverse osmosis drinking water system, and a spray hose triflow tap—and the difference has been amazing. Our entire home is now limescale free, which has made such a noticeable impact.
M.C.Google review
Callum was very professional and the installation was seamless. The workmanship was top notch and the place was tidied up completely. Recommend them 100%. Very happy to have had them install the water filter and softener :)
Sathya Prabu SivakumarGoogle review

Questions we get asked

Anything else, ring 01 554 6266 or email info@ecofilter.ie. You'll get a plumber, not a call centre.

Doesn't reverse osmosis take the good minerals out too?
Yes, it takes nearly everything dissolved out, calcium and magnesium included. Your food supplies far more of those than water does, so it isn't a health issue, but pure RO water tastes flat to some people. That's what the sixth stage on the EcoSoft Pro is for: it puts a little mineral back for taste. It can be added to the Direct Flow as well.
Does it need its own tap?
Yes. The filtered water comes out of a small separate tap beside your main one, so you're not sending filtered water down the sink for washing up. We drill the sink or worktop for it on the day. If you'd prefer one tap for everything, a three-way tap does that; ask and we'll price it.
How much space does it need?
The tank systems need roughly the space of a large bucket under the sink for the filters plus a 5-litre tank beside them. The Direct Flow has no tank and stands about the size of a shoebox on end. Send us a photo under the sink and we'll tell you which fits.
How often does it need a filter change?
Once a year for the sediment and carbon filters; the membrane every two to three years depending on your water. We text you when it's due. A filter kit from us is about €89 and takes ten minutes to fit yourself, or we call out, change them and check the system for about €150.
Does it waste water?
Some. A membrane works by pushing clean water through and sending the concentrated leftovers to drain, so a tank system uses roughly three litres for every litre it makes; the Direct Flow is more efficient. For a family it comes to about the same as one extra toilet flush a day.
Will it work with my water pressure?
Tank systems need reasonable mains pressure to push water through the membrane; on a very weak supply or a gravity-fed tank we fit a small booster pump. We'll ask about your pressure before the install.
I have a softener already. Do I still need this?
The softener stops limescale in the house; it doesn't improve the taste, and we leave the kitchen cold tap unsoftened for drinking. A filter on that tap gives you the drinking water. The two go together well, and we fit a lot of both on the one visit.
I'm renting. Can I take it with me?
Yes. It comes out in half an hour and goes into the next kitchen. The only thing left behind is a small hole in the sink or worktop for the tap, which a blanking plug covers.
What about the warranty and servicing?
Every system comes with a 10-year parts warranty, kept valid by an annual filter change. Do it yourself with a kit from us (about €89) or have us call out and do it with a check-over (about €150); either way we text you when it's due.
Can I pay in instalments?
Humm interest-free finance available at checkout. Cards and bank transfer are fine too.

Not sure which one? Ask a plumber.

Send us your Eircode and a photo under the sink. We'll come back with the right system, what it'll cost fitted, and whether you'd be better off with a softener, a filter or both.

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