
Wagner is your trusted provider for expert HVAC services in Los Lunas, NM. Whether you need a new system installation, routine maintenance, or emergency repairs, our certified technicians are here to ensure your home remains comfortable all year long. We are dedicated to providing reliable, energy-efficient solutions that keep your heating and cooling systems running smoothly.

We professionally install reverse-osmosis (RO) systems. These advanced, whole-home water filtration systems effectively filter out common water contaminants such as arsenic, nitrates, lead, chlorine, and more. This leaves you and your family with fresh-tasting, great-feeling water.
Ready to learn more about our reverse-osmosis systems? Give us a call today to schedule a free water test. We’ll send one of our water quality experts to your home to analyze your water and recommend the right RO system for your home.
Just because the water from the tap meets federal guidelines doesn’t necessarily mean it’s pure. Generally speaking, municipal water filtration is all about limiting water contamination—not completely eliminating it. Here in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, our water has higher-than-average levels of arsenic—mostly from the region’s past history of volcanism—and byproducts of agricultural runoff from farms upstream on the Rio Grande. These byproducts can include nitrates used in fertilizer, pesticides, herbicides, and other water quality contaminants.
Some homes have higher amounts of chlorine in the water, which leads to a distinct chlorine taste. Chlorine is added in trace amounts to kill microorganisms, but neighborhoods near treatment plants generally have higher levels of chlorine exposure than those further away. The best thing you can do for your home is schedule a free water test. We’ll send out one of our water quality specialists to test your home’s water, analyze it, and provide you with a report and our recommendations for what you can do to better purify it.


For even better water quality and system performance, reverse osmosis systems are often paired with a water softener. In Albuquerque, hard water is common, meaning high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium can affect both the water taste and the lifespan of your filtration system. A water softener works by removing these hardness minerals before the water reaches your reverse osmosis system.
By softening the water first, you help reduce buildup on the reverse osmosis membrane, allowing it to operate more efficiently and last longer. This combination not only improves the overall quality and taste of your water but also helps protect your plumbing and appliances. Together, a water softener and reverse osmosis system create a more complete water treatment solution for cleaner, better-performing water throughout your home.

We’ll come out to your home and complete a complementary water test. We’ll share the results with you and recommend the water filtration and reverse-osmosis system that fits your home best.
After your water test is complete, we’ll review our reverse-osmosis systems with you and provide you with an upfront quote. This estimate includes the complete cost of installation and setup.
If you’re ready to get started, we’ll set a date for us to install your new reverse-osmosis system. As part of our professional installation, we’ll test your water again to ensure it’s working right. Then, all that's left for you to do is enjoy great tasting water with your family.
“The crew sent to our home was efficient, patient with all my questions, clean, courteous & super professional. Would recommend Wagner. Buy local!”
Stacy K.
“Alex was wonderful. He was very knowledgeable and gave thorough answers to all our questions.”
Judy W.
RO Systems filters water by pushing it through a specialized membrane that removes dissolved solids, contaminants, and impurities, resulting in cleaner, better-tasting drinking water.
RO filtration can reduce substances such as chlorine, lead, fluoride, nitrates, and other dissolved materials that impact water quality and taste.
Yes. RO water filtration is designed to provide clean, safe water by removing many harmful contaminants while improving clarity and taste.
RO system maintenance typically includes replacing filters every 6 to 12 months and the membrane every 2 to 3 years, depending on usage and local water conditions.
Some water is used during the filtration process, but modern systems are designed to be more efficient than older models.
RO systems are usually installed with a dedicated faucet, so they do not significantly impact overall household water pressure.
Yes. In Albuquerque, where water often contains higher mineral levels, this type of filtration can help improve both taste and overall quality.
Most homes can accommodate a unit under the kitchen sink. Professional installation helps ensure proper setup and long-term performance.
No, Wagner only offers residential water treatment services in Albuquerque, NM and the surrounding areas. We do not offer services to businesses in any capacity.
Since 1928, Wagner has been a trusted local provider of home comfort and water treatment systems. From water filitration to water heaters and solving all sorts of water problems, Wagner is your go to for all plumbing services in the Greater Albuquerque area. We proudly serve the Albuquerque and Santa Fe metro areas, including Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Rio Rancho, Los Lunas, Bernalillo, and Belen, delivering dependable solutions for cleaner, better-tasting drinking water.
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