Florida water is hard. It doesn't have to stay that way.
Whole-home filtration, softening, and well-water treatment, sized to a real water test.
Why it matters in Florida
Most of Florida draws from limestone aquifers, which is why the water runs 10 to 25 grains per gallon hard. That scale shortens water heater life, spots glassware, and makes soap useless. Well water adds sulfur smell and iron staining. We test first, because the right system depends entirely on what's actually in your water.
What's included
Every water treatment job includes
On-site water test
Hardness, iron, pH, sulfur, and TDS measured at your tap before anything is quoted.
Whole-home softening
Ion-exchange softener sized to your hardness and household demand, not to a shelf SKU.
Carbon filtration
Chlorine, chloramine, taste, and odor reduction ahead of the softener.
Well-water packages
Aeration or oxidizing filtration for sulfur and iron, plus sediment pre-filtration.
Clean install
Bypass loop, drain line, and pressure-tested connections, done neat at the main line.
Salt & service plan
Optional scheduled salt delivery and annual system check.
Process
How a water treatment project runs
- 01
Test
We measure your water at the tap and explain what each number means for your home.
- 02
Size & quote
System recommendation matched to hardness, iron, and gallons per day. One page, plain English.
- 03
Install
Typically a half day at the main line, with a bypass so you're never without water.
- 04
Verify
We retest after install and show you the difference on paper.
Recent projects
What this looks like in practice
Sulfur odor and iron staining. Aeration plus catalytic carbon and softener.
18 gpg hardness reduced to zero; carbon block for chloramine taste.
Loop roughed in at build, system set before move-in.
FAQ
Water Treatment questions we get every week
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