Installed in Days.
Built to Last.

Installation is straightforward, similar to installing HVAC or water treatment systems. Relying on our network of certified installers, we can get you the water you need in just days. For more detail, watch our video series below.

Part 1: Site Walkthrough & Electrical Planning

Every install starts with a careful site review. Our team will walk your property to confirm truck access, checks clearance for tree limbs, structures, and any gas, septic, or water lines that need to be worked around, and confirms your Aquaria machine's final location.

Part 2: Running Electrical & Preparing the Pad

With the plan set, our team runs electrical lines from the panel to the install site using the conduit type that best fits your home. Outside, the concrete pad is laid out and sized for the unit, storage tank, and plumbing tie-in.

Part 3: Wiring the Machines & Final Connections

With the pad set and conduit run, the team brings everything together. Electrical is wired through junction boxes, with gauge and breaker sizes matched to your Hydropack model. Each unit comes pre-wired with 30 feet of cable, so it can be positioned exactly where you want it.

Part 4: Powering On & Walkthrough

The final step. Your installer powers on each unit and walks you through the breaker sequence. Within minutes, the fans and compressor kick on and the Hydropack begins generating water. You'll get a full walkthrough of the controls and the Aquaria app before the team leaves.

Three Steps to Installing
Water Independence

Installation is straightforward and predictable. Most homeowners are up and running within a few days of scheduling.

1

Site Survey

Our team will walk your property to understand your ideal system placement. We determine trenching needs, electrical capacities, and tank size.
2

Site-Specific Quote

A Residential Water Advisor will walk you through the total cost of unit plus installation, and walk through your financing options.
3

Installation & First Water

A certfied installation partner will complete the installation, typically in just 2 days. They test machine operations, and produce your "First Water", made right out of the air.

FAQs

How do I make sure I have enough water throughout the year?

We recommend you use a storage tank to stockpile water, and then have a second source lined up for times you have increased water demand or dry months of the year. Contact a rep to build out your family’s specific annual water strategy.