Water Treatment for the Treasure CoastStuart · Port St. Lucie · Jensen Beach · Palm City

The Treasure Coast shares many of Palm Beach County's water challenges — hard water, chlorine, and trace contaminants in municipal supplies — plus its own unique issues. Stuart is split between two utilities: the City of Stuart, which treats its own well water with ion exchange, lime softening and reverse osmosis, and Martin County Utilities, which blends RO and filtered shallow well water for most homes outside the City. Neither publishes a hardness figure, so we measure it at your tap. See the Stuart water guide.

Unincorporated Martin County is a different story. Homes beyond the utility mains draw untreated shallow groundwater, the same water Martin County's own plants have to filter for iron and strip of hydrogen sulfide. Iron, sulfur and bacteria are the common problems. Our AirGuard systems — chemical-free iron and sulfur removal — are the standard treatment for these wells.

The coastal sections — along the St. Lucie River, Hutchinson Island, and Jensen Beach — combine hard water with salt-air exposure, similar to our Jupiter and North Palm Beach coastal work. Corrosion-resistant equipment is standard for these installations.

We service the Treasure Coast with the same next-day response time as our Palm Beach County territories. Same technicians, same equipment, same lifetime guarantee.