Upper Saddle River homes get Veolia water from the Oradell and Wanaque reservoirs blended with local wells, and some properties still run on private wells. AquaThin North Jersey tests either one free and installs the right treatment.
Designed around your plumbing and daily routine.
The borough is part of Veolia’s main northern New Jersey system, which serves about 807,000 people from the Oradell Reservoir, the Wanaque Reservoir, the Saddle River and a set of Brunswick aquifer wells. Because it is a blend, taste, chlorine level and hardness can shift with the season and with which source is carrying the load that week.
Veolia has 12 PFAS treatment systems operating across the state and 14 more in design or construction, and its 2024 sampling met primary standards. The system still reports nearly 14,000 known lead service lines and more than 200,000 lines of lead or unknown material, so what happens between the main and your kitchen tap deserves attention.
An Aquathin reverse osmosis system under the sink removes lead, PFAS, chlorine byproducts and dissolved solids from the water you drink and cook with. A whole-house softener stops the scale that shortens water heater and dishwasher life, and a carbon filter removes chlorine taste and odor from every shower.
Designed around your plumbing and daily routine.
Upper Saddle River homes are large, often with finished lower levels and multiple zones. Our licensed plumber plans the bypass, drain and electrical up front, sizes equipment to peak flow and leaves you with a system that can be serviced in minutes. Homes on private wells get the same free test plus iron, pH and bacteria screening.
Filter changes, RO membranes, softener salt and annual service are handled from our Wyckoff shop, about 15 minutes away. Hours are Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm and Saturday 8am to 2pm.
Call (201) 208-7807 to book. We test hardness, chlorine, TDS and pH at your tap and tell you plainly whether a system is worth it and which one fits.
