Products
Starting prices, installed, as of August 2026. Final price depends on your water test, household size, and where the equipment goes.
| System | Starting price, installed | What it solves |
|---|---|---|
| Water softeners | from $1,800 | Scale, spotting, soap that won't lather |
| Whole-house filtration | from $1,800 | Chloramine taste, sediment, odor at every tap |
| Iron & sulfur removal | from $2,400 | Rust staining and rotten-egg smell on well water |
| Reverse osmosis | from $500 | Drinking and cooking water at one tap |
| UV purification | Quoted after testing | Bacteria on private wells, confirmed by lab result |
| In-home water testing | Free | Finding out which of the above you actually need |
Why softening is usually the first conversation in Tampa Bay: the City of Tampa reported average total hardness of 185 mg/L (10.8 grains per gallon) for 2024, and Pinellas County Utilities reported 217 ppm, publishing a recommended softener setting of 11.1–14.3 grains per gallon. The USGS classifies anything above 180 mg/L as very hard. Sources: City of Tampa 2024 report, Pinellas County Utilities 2025 report.
Tampa Bay's hard water leaves spots on glassware, scale in your pipes, and a film on your skin and hair.
End hard-water spots, scale, and dry skin for good.
Chlorine taste, sediment, and odors don't belong in the water you cook, bathe, and clean with.
Cleaner, better-tasting water from every tap in the house.
Buying cases of bottled water is expensive, heavy, and wasteful when you can make better water at home.
Bottled-quality drinking water straight from your kitchen tap.
Private wells and some city supplies can carry bacteria that taste and smell fine but aren't safe.
Kills bacteria and viruses without chemicals.
Well water across Pasco and Hillsborough often carries iron and sulfur that stain fixtures and smell foul.
No more rust stains or rotten-egg smell.
You can't fix what you can't measure. A real test tells you what your water actually needs.
Know exactly what's in your water — free, in your home.
Choosing treatment
Start with the water source and a measured problem. Each treatment process has a specific job, and no single tank should be assumed to remove every mineral, chemical, or microorganism.
A softener primarily reduces calcium and magnesium that create hard-water scale. It can improve soap performance and protect fixtures and appliances, but it is not broad chemical filtration or microbial disinfection.
Point-of-entry filtration makes sense when testing and household goals identify sediment, disinfectant taste, odor, or another concern addressed by the selected media and its verified reduction claims.
Well-water treatment depends on laboratory and field results. Iron, sulfur, hardness, pH, sediment, and microbes can require different processes arranged in a deliberate treatment train.
Sizing combines measured water conditions, household occupancy, peak flow, plumbing, media limits, maintenance requirements, and the manufacturer's service-rate specifications—not the number of bedrooms alone.
Brands & equipment
All major systems are American-made or assembled in the USA, built with NSF-certified components for safety, material quality, and performance.
No obligation. We'll test your water and show you exactly what it needs.
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