Collier County
Naples
Naples covers a wide range of houses, from older neighborhoods to newer construction closer to the beach. The plumbing call and the water call are often two different problems.
Repair work here is fixtures, supply leaks, water heaters, and drains. Houses nearer the Gulf pick up the same salt-air wear we see on Marco Island. Interior neighborhoods are more often a water-heater, repipe, or drainage conversation.
On city water, the complaint we hear is often taste or odor at the kitchen tap. That is a drinking-water question, and Aqua Nest is the system we install under the sink. If the issue is spots on every shower door or orange staining, we test for hardness and iron before we talk about a softener or a whole-home filter. We will not put both in because a neighbor has them.
Related services: plumbing, water treatment, Aqua Nest.
Naples water and plumbing FAQ
Where does City of Naples water come from?
The City of Naples draws from the Lower Tamiami Aquifer through 51 wells and treats the water by lime softening, chlorination for disinfection, and filtration, according to its 2024 water quality report. Source: City of Naples 2024 Annual Water Quality Report
How hard is Naples city water?
The City of Naples reported delivered hardness of 58 to 102 mg/L in 2024, an average of 67 mg/L (about 3.9 grains per gallon), which its report classifies as soft to moderately hard. Homes outside city service, or on wells, can be very different. Source: City of Naples 2024 Annual Water Quality Report
Do you offer a free water test in Naples?
Yes. Waterbird SWFL offers a free in-home water test and a free consultation in Naples. The test checks hardness, pH, and iron at your tap. Call 239-376-0640.