Tired of tap water that tastes like a swimming pool? Environmental Water Resource installs whole-house softening and filtration for New Port Richey families. Dan tests your water at your home, explains the results, and stays available after installation.
If you are inside the City of New Port Richey, your water comes from the city's own utility. According to its annual water quality report, the city treats groundwater from wells in the Floridan aquifer at its Maytum Water Treatment Plant and disinfects with chloramines. Read the city's water quality report. Homes outside city limits may be served by a different utility or a private well. Meeting the regulations is the minimum, though. It doesn't mean every homeowner likes what comes out of the tap.
Chloramines, a chlorine and ammonia disinfectant, keep public water controlled from the plant to your house, but many homeowners notice the taste and smell in a glass of water, in coffee and tea, and in the shower.
Florida's limestone geology puts dissolved minerals in much of the water supply. Over time that shows up as scale on fixtures, glass and appliances.
Many families want extra filtration for peace of mind. Our Quantum H₂O Smart Water System is designed to reduce PFAS, chlorine and microplastics.
If you buy bottled water because your tap water tastes off, you're paying for water twice: once on your utility bill and again at the store. Treating the water where it enters your home means clean-tasting water from every tap, with no jugs to carry and no bottles to recycle.
Dan will contact you within 24 hours to schedule a free in-home test.
Dan comes to your New Port Richey home and tests your water on the spot. No obligation.
He explains what the results mean for your home, your appliances and your family's water.
If a system makes sense, Dan will recommend one. If not, you've lost nothing, and he stays available afterward.
The City of New Port Richey publishes an annual water quality report for its customers. Many homeowners still choose a filter for the taste of chloramine, for scale, or for extra peace of mind about things like PFAS and microplastics. Dan can test your water at your home for free so you know what you are working with.
According to the city's annual water quality report, the City of New Port Richey treats groundwater from wells in the Floridan aquifer at its Maytum Water Treatment Plant and disinfects with chloramines. If your home is outside city limits or on a private well, your water may be different, and a test is the best place to start.
It depends on your water and on what bothers you. Scale and dry-feeling water point to softening, while taste and smell point to filtration. Our Quantum H₂O Smart Water System is designed to handle both in one unit, and a free in-home test helps decide what your home needs.
Yes. Dan tests your water at your home, explains the results, and stays available after installation. There is no obligation.
We also serve nearby communities including Land O' Lakes, Hudson and Spring Hill, as well as the rest of Pasco, Hernando and Citrus Counties.
See all service areas →Call Dan or schedule online. Your first step is a free water test at your home.
