Whole Home Systems
Dual Tank — City Water
Separate softening and carbon tanks run from one control valve — 96,000 grains for the highest-demand city-water homes.
96,000 grains
Orange County · Florida
Water Treatment in Dr. Phillips
Dr. Phillips is known for upscale homes, restaurant row and beautifully finished interiors.
Coverage in Dr. Phillips is being confirmed. Request a quote or free water test and we’ll confirm whether we can serve your address before anything is scheduled.
Local focus
Water treatment for Dr. Phillips homes
Larger Dr. Phillips homes often need systems sized for higher flow and more bathrooms.
Lake-area homes are usually on utility water or a private well; your source, not the lake view, decides the right system. Water varies from home to home, even on the same street, so we never assume — a water test shows what your water actually needs.
Dr. Phillips questions
Is Dr. Phillips in your service area?
Dr. Phillips is on our list, and we’re still confirming coverage there. Request a free water test or call, and we’ll confirm whether we can serve your address before anything is scheduled.
How do you handle large homes?
We size systems for flow demand. Your assessment helps us match capacity to your home.
Does living near a lake change my tap water?
Not necessarily. What matters is your water source — utility or well. A water test shows what your water needs.
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Systems Dr. Phillips homeowners can explore
Starting points to read about before your water test — not a recommendation for your home.
Whole Home Systems
Standard Whole-Home Softener + Filtration
Softening and carbon filtration in a single tank — a 48,000-grain system sized for most single-family homes, also available with a larger 64,000-grain tank.
48,000 grains
Drinking Water Systems
HW800 AlkaPro Tankless RO
A seven-stage, tankless reverse osmosis system that makes up to 800 gallons per day on demand at your kitchen sink.
Tankless, under-sink reverse osmosis