Where We Work

Miami's tap water is drawn from the Biscayne Aquifer, a shallow limestone aquifer that leaves the water noticeably hard and mineral-heavy by the time it reaches the home.

Coral Gables shares Miami-Dade's Biscayne Aquifer supply, so the same limestone hardness that spots glassware and shortens water-heater life shows up here too.

Hialeah is served by Miami-Dade's Hialeah and Preston treatment plants, drawing Biscayne Aquifer water that carries the region's characteristic hardness.

Doral sits on the western edge of the Biscayne Aquifer recharge area, where hardness and chlorine disinfection are the two complaints we hear most from homeowners.

Aventura's high-rise and waterfront homes run on Biscayne Aquifer supply, where scale build-up in tankless heaters and ice makers is a common call for us.

Fort Lauderdale draws from the Biscayne Aquifer and the Prospect Wellfield, and coastal homes here deal with both hardness and chlorine taste at the tap.

Hollywood's water comes from Broward wellfields in the Biscayne Aquifer, where hardness, chlorine taste and coastal salt intrusion are common homeowner complaints.

Pompano Beach runs on Biscayne Aquifer supply near the coast, where scale on fixtures and chlorine odor are the two issues we are called about most.

Coral Springs draws Biscayne Aquifer water through Broward's western wellfields, and the hardness here is enough to leave visible scale on faucets and shower glass.

Pembroke Pines runs its own water system on Biscayne Aquifer wells, and homeowners here regularly ask us about hardness, chlorine taste and PFAS.

West Palm Beach is one of the few South Florida cities on surface water, treated from Clear Lake and the Grassy Waters Preserve, which brings its own taste and organic-matter profile.

Boca Raton's water comes from the surficial Biscayne Aquifer system, and many homes see hard-water scale on fixtures and appliances within months.

Delray Beach treats surficial-aquifer water for its homes, where hard-water scale and chlorine taste are routine, and PFAS testing is an increasing concern.