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St. Petersburg and Clearwater both run on hard, chlorinated Pinellas County municipal water, which is what drives the treatment we recommend across the peninsula.
St. Petersburg and Clearwater draw from Pinellas County's municipal water system, and like the rest of Tampa Bay, that supply runs hard with a noticeable chlorine taste from the disinfection process. Because the entire peninsula is on the same regional supply, homes here don't deal with the well-related issues we see in Pasco County — no iron or sulfur to worry about — but hardness and chlorine are consistent from downtown St. Pete out to Clearwater Beach. Our standard build for this area is a whole-home filtration system for chlorine taste and odor, paired with a softener for scale, and many condo and townhome owners closer to the coast add a reverse osmosis unit at the kitchen tap for drinking water.
Removes chlorine taste, odor, and sediment.
Learn more →Ends scale, spotting, and dry skin from hard water.
Learn more →Bottled-quality water from your kitchen tap.
Learn more →Iron, sulfur, and hardness solutions for private wells.
Learn more →Yes, municipal water here meets safety standards; the chlorine taste and hardness are aesthetic and appliance-wear issues rather than safety concerns, and both are treatable.
No — St. Petersburg and Clearwater are fully on municipal water, so treatment here focuses on chlorine and hardness rather than iron or sulfur.
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