Healthy Drinking Water
in Tampa, Lakeland, Clearwater, St Petersburg, Plant City and the Surrounding Areas

We have been treating water in Central Gulf Coast Florida for years and it’s kind of interesting when you compare the water treatment industry to the food industry.

In food and dieting…
  • Fats were bad…
  • Then just saturated fats…
  • Then most fats were actually good…
  • But those trans fats aren’t ever good…

Honestly, we don’t know much about any dieting but we do know about water. Throughout history, the need for clean drinking water has never been a fad and today more than ever, we have data showing us that contamination is a real thing right here in Florida.

There are potentially unhealthy contaminants in your water you don’t want in your body

Did you know the safe drinking water act of 1974, which dictates the quality of water that you are legally allowed to get out of your tap, regulates less than 100 water contaminants? That’s kind of a long time ago.

Unfortunately, the EPA estimates there are around 60,000 chemicals in the US right now. Just think for a minute about all of the medicines and prescriptions we take, pass through our system, and then end up back in our drinking water unregulated.

Not a fun thought.

Our point isn’t to scare you, just to educate you about water in the US and Central Gulf Coast Florida.

To reduce contaminants that may be in your water up to 99% we have high quality Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter systems available along with our dedicated service and maintenance.

We also offer a one of a kind whole-house sediment filter, carbon filter, and water softener all-in-one to improve the water at every tap in your home.

In the water treatment industry, we’ve had a few trends as well…

If you have any questions about the best option for you, your family, or your business, use the form on this page and we’ll get in touch with you right away.

After all, that’s why we’re here. To help you get the best quality water within your budget.

Other Contaminants

Lead

Lead differs from other contaminants in that it rarely occurs naturally in the raw water supply. Lead is more likely to become a problem after the water has left the treatment plant. Lead is a toxic metal that is harmful to human health; there is NO safe level for lead exposure.

The primary source for lead in most drinking water supplies is as a result of corrosion in the household plumbing – lead pipes, lead solder, brass faucets. Homes built before the 1930’s utilized lead pipes. Older homes may also have lead service lines connecting the home’s plumbing to the public water distribution system. Even if your home was built after the 1930’s and has copper pipes, the solder may contain elevated levels of lead. While replacing lead service lines and old fixtures may be desirable, it may not always be feasible.

Some simple methods, such as flushing the faucets before using the water and never using water from the hot-water tap for drinking or cooking, can significantly reduce exposure to lead. If high lead levels still exist, however, a water treatment system may be needed. Potential options include specialty filters, reverse osmosis systems and distillers. Contact your local EcoWater Pro to address your concerns.

Microbiologicals

Does your water smell musty or woody?

Different types of organic matter (algae, mold, and bacteria) can make your water taste earthy or fishy. The micro-organisms which find their way into a water supply can come from a variety of sources including sewage, animal wastes, or dead and decaying animals. Public water systems are required by state and federal governments to provide biologically safe water, however private wells are not regulated. Additionally, even though bacteria is treated and removed from municipal water supplies, the moldy taste the algae imparts to the water may be detected at extremely microscopic levels by some people.

Bacteria in water cannot be seen, tasted, or smelled and many health-related symptoms are not immediate. Therefore, the only way to reliably determine if water is contaminated is by a laboratory test. An EcoWater Pro can assist with both businesses and homeowners if this is of concern.

Cloudy Water

Does your water look foggy or do you notice sand or dirt in your water?

 

If you draw your water from a well, lake, stream or pond there is a high possibility that you have experienced cloudiness in your water at one time or another. It is caused by sand, dirt or other inorganic matter getting into wells, or by run-off of matter into the water supply. This cloudiness, or turbidity, is simply dirt or other suspended solids in your water, which gives it a cloudy, milky, foggy appearance.

 

While many people consider water turbidity a visual or aesthetic concern, if left untreated, it can lead to more troubling plumbing issues down the road. Turbidity can clog pipes and the small water-bearing openings in your faucets – creating wear on valves, seats and washers, which can lead to costly repairs. Turbidity can also cause staining in sinks, fixtures and laundry.
There are several types of systems and filters that can be used for treating sediment and turbidity problems in the home. An EcoWater Pro can evaluate your water supply and identify the best solution for your needs.

Low pH

Does your water have a metallic taste or do you notice bluish-green stains inside your toilet tank or on your fixtures?

If your water has a low pH (less than 7) it is may be considered acidic. Common causes for acidic water are acid rainfall due to atmospheric carbon dioxide and other airborne pollutants, runoff from mining spoils, and decomposition of plant materials.

Acidity in water can have an adverse effect on the taste and quality of your water, as well as household pipes and fixtures. Acidic water can cause fixtures to have blue staining (from copper pipes) or rust staining (from iron pipes). The main problem is the damage it can do to copper or iron plumbing. The water slowly eats away at the plumbing and water heater tank, eventually leaving holes.

If you suspect that you may have a low pH issue, or would like to have your water tested for acidity or contaminants, contact an EcoWater Pro. Our water treatment specialists understand the problem water challenges and commonly occurring contaminants affecting their region.

Nitrates

Nitrate is a naturally occurring form of nitrogen, essential for plant growth and often added to soil (fertilizer) to improve productivity. Like some contaminants, it is both tasteless and odorless. When nitrates are not completely absorbed by the soil or the crops, excess can often find itself in groundwater and surface water supplies, which are in turn used in residential drinking water systems.

 

If you suspect that you may have a low pH issue, or would like to have your water tested for acidity or contaminants, contact an EcoWater Pro. Our water treatment specialists understand the problem water challenges and commonly occurring contaminants affecting their region.

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Verified Central Gulf Coast Florida Reviews

Riprod
Riprod
15:56 23 May 23
Joe did a great job explaining all the options we had for... our water treatment needs. He's not one of those aggressive sales people like most others. We glad we went with him.read more
Van Phan
Van Phan
11:38 23 May 23
I got my water treatment system installed today. We also... got the water drinking system with alkaline. We chose ecowater system because it was a Costco recommendation. Joe was the company representative and he was pleasant. He tested our water and we found out our current water treatment was not doing anything to the water. So after we decided to proceed with the installation, everything was done very quickly and professionally. They even had someone came and installed an outlet since we lack an outlet in the garage at no additional cost, which was very helpful. The whole process took a week. I was glad it was done quickly so we can have better water for our home asap.read more
Rancis Ruiz
Rancis Ruiz
17:23 18 May 23
Great product and great service by Joe
Daniel Soto
Daniel Soto
13:25 18 May 23
Excellent service and very knowledgeableWill let my... friends now about this companyread more
Daniel (Seven07)
Daniel (Seven07)
20:49 03 May 23
Thanks Andrew for making it work and thanks Joe for coming... out, great guy, never did hard sale like other companiesread more
Samuel Youngerman
Samuel Youngerman
15:08 25 Apr 23
Joe was a consummate professional. Put me at ease and has... the best product!read more
Sonia Deutsch
Sonia Deutsch
23:55 21 Apr 23
I’ve been looking to get water softener since I moved to... Florida and finally I called Costco and they refered me with ecowater system company! From the start Joe was our person, who helped us in the process. Even thought it was a bit expensive, I feel confident I have purchased the best equipment, and lastest generation. I immediately felt the difference. I'm very grateful to meet Joe who helped me to understand the process. Also, he is the best retuning calls if I have any question. 🤗. I highly recommend this company.read more
jonathan rivera
jonathan rivera
19:44 21 Apr 23
Thanks ecowater and costco for the water treatment system... and RO. My wife loves the showers, and coffee tastes way better!read more
Jack DeBiasio
Jack DeBiasio
17:25 20 Apr 23
Thank you Joe for the great water softener system.
Belen Pless
Belen Pless
17:58 19 Apr 23
Needed salt, Joe came over right away and took care. Great... customer service.read more
Andrew Kim
Andrew Kim
16:28 11 Apr 23
Joe/EcoWater has taken care of us from day one. Easy... install and love our system! Thanks again!read more
Suri Nguyen
Suri Nguyen
21:05 29 Mar 23
Joe is very nice and friendly. I like the service so far.
Renette E
Renette E
15:46 28 Mar 23
What a great experience working with Costco and Eco water.... My family and I are thrilled about our ERR3700 And reverse osmosis system. Thank you Joeread more
Sivakumar Rathinam
Sivakumar Rathinam
01:09 19 Mar 23
We got eco water installed recently and very happy with the... water filterationread more
Randy Le
Randy Le
17:30 14 Mar 23
I had water softener and reverse osmosis installed by Eco... Water. The whole experience was great. Joe gave me all the useful information in the first meeting. The price was good. No pressure at all of what to buy. I made my choice and the I installation happened just a couple days later. The installation guys helped me understand how these things work. Joe came back to test the water again. I am happy with their service.read more
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EcoWater of Central Florida was founded in 1966 as a water treatment company offering drinking water filtration system and has been offering the best commercial and residential water softeners, reverse osmosis systems, water filters, bottled water, and more for decades in the Plant City area. We’ll give you a free water analysis and figure out the ideal water treatment system for your home or office application. We carry water softeners, filters, and RO systems from EcoWater and Hellenbrand, and have everything from high quality affordable options to the highest tech items that can connect via wifi. Give us a call for a free consultation today.drinking water, drinking water filter system, drinking water filtration system, drinking water systems, drinking water testing near me, best faucet water filter, faucet filter, faucet water filter, water faucet filter, tap water, tap water filter, under counter water filter, best under sink water filter, sink filter, under sink reverse osmosis, under sink water filtration system, under the sink water filter, water filter for sink, best water to drink, potable water tanks, healthiest water to drink, potable, potable waterBuilt in counter, home, reverse osmosis, commercial, chome, under sink, residential, factory, simple, water purification, comparison, industrial, filter, water treatment, single stage, potable, water, 5 stage, schematic, outdoor, 6 stage water filter, basic, modern, advanced, countertop, premium, ultraviolet, tap water, workplace water, kitchen, biochar 1508 Sammonds Rd Plant City FL 33563 Phone Number: (813) 491-9518 Hours: Mon to Fri | 7:30 am to 4:30 pmAbout Plant City FL: Tampa is a city on Tampa Bay, along Florida’s Gulf Coast. A major business center, it’s also known for its museums and other cultural offerings. Busch Gardens is an African-themed amusement park with thrill rides and animal-viewing areas. The historic Ybor City neighborhood, developed by Cuban and Spanish cigar-factory workers at the turn of the 20th century, is a dining and nightlife destinationDirections:

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Counties Plant City is in/near: Polk, Hillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas, Hernando, Orange, & OsceolaCities near Plant City: Tampa, Lakeland, Clearwater, St Petersburg, Plant City, Brandon, Spring Hill, Riverview, Town n' Country, Largo, Kissimmee, Wesley Chapel, Palm Harbor, Westchase, Pinellas Park, Winter Haven, Dunedin, Carrollwood, East Lake, Haines City, Tarpon Springs, Seminole, Bartow, Trinity, Safety Harbor, Zephyrhills, & OrlandoZip Codes in/near Plant City: 32013,32007,32035,33769,32067,32056,33082,33052,33448,33045,33097,33072,33041,32323,33075,33074,32869,32868,32867,32616,32793,33188,34249,33621,33586,33101,32704,34778,32877,32790,33429,32801,32122,32120,32042,32123,34293,33454,33421,33419,32831,33902,33888,32819,33020,34988,33299,34451,33164,33238,33151Neighborhoods in/near Plant City:Frequently Asked Drinking Water Questions:

What does the safe drinking water act say?

(table)The safe drinking water act (SDWA) says that the quality of all drinking water must be protected and authorizes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to establish minimum standards requiring all owners and/or operators of public water systems to comply with these standards. Under the Act, the EPA also establishes minimum standards for state programs to protect underground sources of drinking water.

What is the best water to drink?

The best water to drink is the one that you will drink the most of and the most often. However, if you’re looking for a clear breakdown of the benefits to each kind, here is a quick list:
    • Hydrogen Water: Technically the most healthy water to drink, hydrogen water contains hydrogen molecules that act as powerful antioxidants. The claim is these molecules are capable of helping your body neutralize harmful free radicals, reduce inflammation, & slow down aging.
    • Alkaline Water: Classified as water with a pH level of 8 or above, Alkaline Water has become more popular because research shows that an alkaline diet is generally good for health as the body thrives when it is able to maintain a slightly alkaline pH. While low on minerals & nutrients, alkaline water has been shown to relieve symptoms of upset stomach, increase the body’s overall absorption of minerals by 30%, and reduce blood pressure by 15% (see study).
    • Distilled Water: Distilled water has the highest level of purity and is almost sterile. Sometimes called demineralized or deionized water, distilled water is water that has had everything removed (including ions and minerals). So while it’s the purest form of water that you can get, it literally has nothing in it (good or bad). There are no harmful side effects to drinking distilled water but it is not recommended as the sole source of drinking water as it lacks basic minerals & nutrients that are beneficial in water.
    • Bottled Water: Bottled water is a convenient way to access clean safe drinking water however, some large water brands have admitted that their bottled water is nothing more than filtered tap water and it comes with a large environmental cost due to its single serve plastic container. Bottled water also has a shelf life (yes, really) as the plastic leaches into the water overtime, effectively contaminating it.
    • Boiled Water: While boiling your water is one of the cheapest ways to purify your water, boiling only kills pathogens and is not capable of removing other contaminants such as like lead, pesticides, nitrates and other chemicals. Boiling water also lends a very flat taste to the water which most people do not prefer.
    • Tap Water:

Is tap water safe to drink?

While tap water is “safe” to drink EWG (Environmental Working Group) did a 5-year study looking at the quality of US tap water and the results showed that tap water supplied to all 50 states contained over 500 different contaminants. While we tend that think that the water that arrives in our homes is “filtered” the truth is that municipal water treatment facilities only treat for specific regulated contaminants (not all) & even worse, the lead pipes the water travels through to your home introduce more contaminants to your water on its journey.