Know what's in your water, and fix what's wrong.
Groundwater is different from one place to the next, even between neighbors. The only reliable way to know what's in yours is to test it. We test well water and recommend treatment that fits what we find, so you're not paying for equipment you don't need.
Need a whole-house treatment system? Visit our sister company, Resource One Water Treatment.
Water testing & sampling
Find out what's in your water before choosing a treatment. Free water quality consultation.
Water softeners
Hard water leaves scale on fixtures and water heaters. A softener takes care of it.
Sulfur water treatment
That rotten-egg smell is usually hydrogen sulfide. Aeration, chlorination or filtration can remove it.
Chlorination & de-chlorination
Disinfect well water, or remove chlorine from city water.
Aeration systems
Air strips out gases and helps remove iron and sulfur.
Service, filters & supplies
Repair and service of treatment systems, plus replacement filters and supplies.
Well placement matters
Water quality starts with where the well goes. Wells need proper setbacks from septic tanks, homes, garages and other hazards. When we drill, we put the well where it has the best chance of producing clean water for years.
When to test
The Florida Department of Health strongly recommends testing private wells for bacteria and nitrate at least once a year, and says most homeowners should test for lead every three years. Also test:
- When you buy or sell a home with a well
- After a flood, or any work on the well
- When the taste, smell or color of the water changes
A new well must be tested and treated before you drink from it. Dangerous gases or parasites may be present in water that looks perfectly clear.
