Why does my well water smell like rotten eggs?
That's hydrogen sulfide gas, common in Florida well water. The right oxidation-and-filtration system removes it at the source.
Iron & Sulfur Removal
Published starting price
$2,400 installed
Range $2,400–$5,200 — well water systems run higher.
Financing available — apply at consultation.

Installed equipment
Outdoor treatment train used where well-water conditions require problem-specific equipment.Final equipment selection still depends on the home's source water, plumbing, flow rate, and measured test results.
How it works
We measure iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide so we can target exactly what's in your water.
The system oxidizes iron and sulfur so they can be filtered out before reaching your home.
Say goodbye to rust-colored stains and that rotten-egg odor on your well water.
Is this right for you?
At a glance
Final recommendation and install price are confirmed after your water test and home walkthrough.
That's hydrogen sulfide gas, common in Florida well water. The right oxidation-and-filtration system removes it at the source.
Yes. Removing the iron stops new staining. We'll size the system to your specific iron and sulfur levels.
Often, yes — iron/sulfur removal and softening address different issues. Your free test tells us what your water actually needs.
That usually points to hydrogen sulfide reacting inside the water heater rather than the whole supply. We test for the source during your free visit and recommend whether treating the water, servicing the heater, or both is the right fix.
Removing the iron stops new staining right away. Existing stains need to be cleaned off once, but with the iron gone they won't come back.
Orange stains, rotten-egg odor, and cloudy water can have several causes. Learn what to test, when to use a lab, and how treatment should be ordered.
It starts with a free in-home water test. We'll show you the numbers and give you an honest recommendation.
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