Question 1

How do I request a quote?

Accepted Answer

Call us or fill out the short form on any page. We'll schedule a free on-site water test, then send a fixed, itemized quote — no "starting at" pricing, no surprise add-ons.

Question 2

How fast can you get to my home?

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We're based in Port St. Lucie, so most Treasure Coast homes are reached within the same week, often same-day for Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce.

Question 3

What areas do you serve?

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The entire Treasure Coast — 20 communities from Port St. Lucie and Fort Pierce to Vero Beach, Stuart, Jensen Beach, Palm City, Hobe Sound, Sebastian, Okeechobee, and beyond. See the Service Areas menu for the full list.

Question 4

Do you work with businesses?

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Yes. We design and install water treatment for restaurants, offices, medical facilities, and multi-unit properties across the Treasure Coast, with service plans for ongoing maintenance.

Question 5

How much does a water treatment system cost?

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It depends entirely on your water and your home. After a free test, we give you a fixed, itemized quote for the complete system and installation. Every home's water is different, so every system is customized.

Question 6

Why don't you show prices online?

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Because every home's water is different. A small home with a chlorine-only issue is a very different system than a large home on a well with iron and sulfur. Fixed pricing would be misleading, so we quote from your actual test results.

Question 7

Is the water test really free?

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Yes. Your initial on-site test is part of our free quote visit. Certified lab analysis (lead, bacteria, nitrates) carries a lab fee, which we quote before collecting any sample.

Question 8

Do you offer financing?

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Financing options, if any, are discussed at the time of your written quote. We don't advertise pricing online because every system is customized.

Question 9

What's the difference between a water softener and a whole-house filter?

Accepted Answer

Filtration removes contaminants — chlorine, sediment, odor, chemicals. A softener specifically removes hardness minerals (calcium and magnesium) that cause scale. Many homes need both, and they're often installed together, but they do different jobs.

Question 10

Is Treasure Coast water hard?

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Yes, most city water on the Treasure Coast runs moderate-to-high in hardness, which is why scale on showerheads and glass is so common. A water softener is one of our most common installs.

Question 11

Why does my water smell like chlorine?

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Municipal water is disinfected with chlorine. A whole-house carbon filter removes it throughout the home, or an RO system handles it at the kitchen sink for drinking water.

Question 12

Why does my well water smell like rotten eggs?

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Hydrogen sulfide gas, common in Treasure Coast wells. It's strongest in hot water. We remove it with aeration or oxidizing filtration designed for sulfur — a standard filter won't work.

Question 13

Is it safe to drink softened water?

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Yes for most people. Softening exchanges hardness minerals for sodium in small amounts. If you're on a sodium-restricted diet, we can discuss a drinking-water bypass or pairing with a reverse osmosis system.

Question 14

Do you guarantee your work?

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We stand behind our installations and service. Guarantee and warranty details are provided in writing with your quote.

Question 15

What if my system needs service later?

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We're local and we're here after the install. Call us and we'll diagnose and repair — for softeners, filters, or RO systems. If a unit is beyond economical repair, we'll tell you plainly and quote a replacement.

Question 16

How often should I re-test my water?

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Annually is a good baseline, and any time you notice a change in taste, smell, color, or pressure. Well water can shift seasonally, so we include re-testing in our maintenance plans.

Question 17

Are you licensed?

Accepted Answer

We operate in compliance with all applicable Florida water treatment contractor requirements. Confirm your current license at the time of quote.

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