Water Treatment in Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County water comes from a blend of Lake Okeechobee surface water and the Surficial Aquifer, treated at the county's Southern Region and Western Region plants. While it meets EPA standards, the hardness levels (averaging 150–270 ppm depending on your neighborhood) wreak havoc on plumbing, fixtures, and appliances over time. The county also uses chloramines for disinfection — harder to remove than standard chlorine and responsible for the chemical taste many residents notice in their tap water and ice.

Simple Water Service has been solving these problems for Palm Beach County homeowners since 2008. We've completed over 15,000 installations across every community from Jupiter to Boca Raton, from The Acreage to the coast. Whether you're on municipal water dealing with hardness and chloramines, or on a private well in the western communities dealing with iron, sulfur, and bacteria — we test first, recommend second, and back everything with a lifetime guarantee.

Our most common installation in Palm Beach County is a dual-system setup: a properly sized water softener to eliminate hardness plus a whole-home carbon filtration system to remove chloramines, taste, and odor. For families who want the cleanest possible drinking water, we add an under-sink reverse osmosis system that produces bottled-water quality from your tap.