We Come to You — Anywhere in Citrus County

County seat and our home base. We know Inverness water inside and out — city water here is very hard, averaging 18–22 grains per gallon.

Home to the famous springs — but tap water is a different story. Crystal River city water is among the hardest in the county.

Many Lecanto homes rely on well water from the Floridan Aquifer, which carries high levels of hardness, iron, and sometimes sulfur.

A mix of city and well water users. Homosassa well water frequently tests high for iron and hardness, causing staining and scale.

Primarily on well water. Beverly Hills residents often deal with sulfur smell and iron issues from the local aquifer.

Rural community with many private wells. Floral City water often requires iron filtration and softening for comfortable daily use.

Mostly well water. Hernando homeowners frequently report orange staining from iron-rich well water and strong sulfur odors.

A large residential community on well water. Citrus Springs water commonly tests high for hardness and iron from the aquifer.

On the southern edge of our service area. Dunnellon sits near the Rainbow River — but local tap and well water still needs treatment.