Question 1

Why does my well water in St. Pete Beach smell like rotten eggs?

Accepted Answer

The 'rotten egg' smell in St. Pete Beach-area well water is caused by hydrogen sulfide gas. It's produced by sulfate-reducing bacteria in the Floridan Aquifer. While not typically dangerous at low levels, it makes water unpleasant. Our air injection oxidation systems eliminate sulfur smell without chemicals.

Question 2

Is St. Pete Beach well water safe to drink without treatment?

Accepted Answer

We strongly recommend testing and treatment. St. Pete Beach-area well water commonly contains bacteria, elevated iron, sulfur, extreme hardness, and potentially nitrates from agricultural runoff. Unlike city water, private wells have no treatment before reaching your tap. A proper treatment system makes well water safer than most city water.

Question 3

What does a complete well water system include for St. Pete Beach homes?

Accepted Answer

A typical St. Pete Beach well water system includes: (1) iron/sulfur removal via air injection or oxidation media, (2) water softener for the extreme hardness common in this area, (3) whole-house carbon filtration for taste/odor, and (4) UV sterilization for bacterial safety. The exact configuration depends on your water test results.

Question 4

How much does well water treatment cost in St. Pete Beach, FL?

Accepted Answer

Every well is different, so we start with a free comprehensive water test to determine exactly what your St. Pete Beach well water needs. Treatment systems are custom-designed based on your results. We offer financing options to make clean water affordable for every family.

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