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Water Softeners & Whole-House Filtration in Winter Park, FL
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What comes out of the tap in Winter Park
Hardness
Not publishedCity of Winter Park Water & Wastewater Utilities does not report a hardness figure
Hardness is not regulated, so many Florida utilities do not publish it, and it can vary from one street to the next. Our free in-home test measures it at your tap and shows you the number.
Utility, source water and treatment: City of Winter Park 2025 Water Quality Report.
- Source water
- Six wells in the lower Floridan Aquifer, up to 1,330 ft deep
- Disinfectant
- Chlorine, after ozone treatment
- Note
- The City treats the well water with ozone, which removes the naturally occurring hydrogen sulfide (the rotten-egg smell), then adds chlorine. Three interconnected treatment plants serve a 23-square-mile area.
- Note
- Winter Park runs its own water utility; it is not supplied by OUC.
What that means at home
Is your water hard?
White crust on faucets and shower heads, spots on glasses and soap that will not lather are the usual signs. The free test tells you for certain, along with chlorine and iron.
TryCheck the shower head and the inside of the kettle for white scale.
A chlorine taste or smell
City of Winter Park Water & Wastewater Utilities disinfects with chlorine, after ozone treatment. It keeps the water safe in the pipes. A whole-house carbon filter reduces the taste and smell at every tap.
TryRun a glass of cold water and smell it straight away.
What we do in Winter Park
Water softener installation
We size and install water softeners for Winter Park homes from the hardness we measure at your tap, not from a guess.
Whole-house filtration
One filter where the water enters the house, so every tap and shower has less chlorine taste and smell.
Well water treatment
For Winter Park-area homes on a private well: we treat iron, the rotten-egg smell and the orange staining they leave.
Reverse osmosis
Drinking water for the kitchen: a system under the sink with its own faucet, for drinking, cooking and coffee.
Repair (all major brands)
Softener or filter not working? We repair Brita Pro systems and other major brands, with same-day service available.
Free water testing in Winter Park: how it works
Book a time
Send the form or call, and we confirm a visit that suits you.
We test at your tap
A specialist tests your water in your home and explains every reading.
You decide
If your water needs treatment, you get a written recommendation. No obligation.
What Central Florida homeowners say
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Around Winter Park
Winter Park is in Orange County, one of the six counties we serve from Longwood: Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Brevard and Osceola.
Winter Park water questions
Does Winter Park get its water from OUC?
No. The City of Winter Park runs its own water utility, drawing from six wells in the lower Floridan Aquifer and treating the water at three plants. If you are not sure which utility serves your home, your water bill shows it.
Why doesn't Winter Park tap water smell of sulfur?
The City treats its well water with ozone, which removes the naturally occurring hydrogen sulfide before chlorine is added. If you notice a rotten-egg smell only from hot water, the water heater is the more likely cause.