Why Does My Water Taste Bad?
Bad-tasting water is a sign of water quality issues — and Aqua Logic can identify and fix the cause.
Common Causes of Bad-Tasting Water
Chlorine taste
City water is treated with chlorine — effective for disinfection but leaves an unpleasant taste and odor. A whole-house carbon filter or under-sink filter removes it.
Metallic taste
Iron, manganese, or copper in your water creates a metallic flavor. Common in Citrus County well water. Iron removal or filtration solves this.
Sulfur taste
Hydrogen sulfide gives water a rotten egg taste and smell. Air injection or carbon filtration eliminates it.
Salty or mineral taste
High TDS (total dissolved solids) or hardness minerals can give water a flat, mineral-heavy taste. Reverse osmosis removes dissolved solids effectively.
Earthy or musty taste
Algae, bacteria, or organic matter in the water supply or pipes. Carbon filtration and UV disinfection address this.
Find Out What's in Your Water
A free water test identifies the exact cause of your water's taste — so we can recommend the right solution.