Water treatment

Water treatment, after a test

Southwest Florida water is not one thing. City supplies, private wells, iron staining, sulfur odor, and hard-water spots show up in different neighborhoods. We test hardness, pH, and iron in the house, then recommend a softener, a filter, Aqua Nest, or nothing.

• Water softeners

  If you are comparing water softener companies, start with a test. A softener is the right tool for hardness. It is the wrong tool for problems it was never meant to solve.

• Iron and sulfur filtration

  Orange stains on the sinks and a rotten-egg smell at the tap are two of the most common reasons people in this region call about filtration.

• Whole-home water treatment

  A whole-home system treats water where it enters the house, so the showers, the laundry, and the fixtures are on the same supply — not only the kitchen tap.

• Well water treatment

  Rotten-egg odor, orange stains, and hardness on a private well, handled in the right order after a test.

• Reverse osmosis

  Under-sink RO for high-TDS or brackish water, and a straight answer when your city water does not need it.

• Free water test

  If you have never thought much about the water in the house, a test is the useful place to start. We would rather show you the numbers than guess at a system.

• Aqua Nest

  High-flow, 5-stage under-sink drinking water on the kitchen faucet you already use.