Land O Lakes Water, Inc

testimonial for your company which has served our home's water treatment system magnificently since 1997. Yesterday's response by your company and the installation of an iron filter was another example of how you respond when we call you.

Your employees did a very neat and efficient job in their installation of their iron filter and modifying the plumbing coming into my home.

We just want you to know how pleased we are, and that once again you reinforced why we call
Land O Lakes Water Treatment first whenever we have an issue with our water treatment system at our home.

Thanks to you and your great staff, our water quality is restored

Jim and Sylvia Martinez
Loyal Customers since 1997
Dade City, Florida

Peroxide System

We will soon be offering "Chemical Free" well water treatment!

Land O Lakes Water, Inc updated their website address.

Land O Lakes Water, Inc updated their website address.

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Land O Lakes Water, Inc updated their information in their About section.

Land O Lakes Water, Inc updated their information in their About section.

Plastic water bottles use oil and fossil fuels to be produced and to be shipped out which only contributes to their environmental destruction. Taking responsibility for your own water purification is good for your health and the earth.

Did you know that soft water can can give relief to eczema sufferers, help clean your clothes and skin more effectively, and that it tastes better? Soft water doesn’t have an unpleasant odor, and it won’t leave stains on your water appliances.

If you’ve recently moved into a home that has water wells, you may not realize how much goes into making the water safe to cook with and drink. Rest assured that our team is always happy to walk you through the various water treatment system options available to you.

We know these are tough days and you are trying to stretch every dollar. Did you know you can save hundreds of dollars in household expenses every year by installing a water softener? Call us today and let our experts tell you how.

It’s important to remember that bottled water and filtration pitchers aren’t the only ways to deal with the unpleasant taste that can come with hard water. If you’re ready for a lower-maintenance solution, we may have it.

If you are about to host an important dinner, event, or party, you want the dishes and silverware you use to be sparkling clean. However, that may be asking too much of your dishwasher if your community is like 85 percent of the rest of the country and has a hard water supply. The minerals in hard water affect the performance of detergents and soaps, often leaving a film on many of your dishes.

When you condition water, you are battling hard water, which includes minerals such as magnesium and calcium that can build up over time in your pipes and appliances. Water heaters and dish waters last as much as 20 percent longer with conditioned water.

A study by the Water Quality Association found that an average amount of hard water caused tankless water heaters to fail after 1.6 years of use because of scale building up in the plumbing line.

About 25 percent of your energy bill goes for heating water. Lowering your water heater's temperature when you're away, and washing your laundry in warm water can save big energy dollars over time.

Although buying cases of spring water for the office may be relatively inexpensive, it can be quite an inconvenience to lug all that water into your office regularly. Let’s talk about a better way to get pure water for everyone to drink right from your tap.

Well water often needs to be treated to be safe for drinking and washing. It's common for well water to have a pH that's too low and have a high concentration of undesirable minerals like iron and manganese. The correct water treatment systems will correct these problems so your water is safe to use.

Are you concerned that drinking the well water on your property could make your family sick? Since wells typically require some kind of treatment prior to use, it’s always a good idea to call us in before you begin using your well water.

There is no health risk from hard water, which is in all but about 15 percent of homes in the country. However, hard water can affect the performance of appliances over time.

All home wells rely on water trapped in underground aquifers. Although this water is naturally filtered by the soil, it can still contain chemical and biological contaminants that can cause illness.

Longfellow’s poem, "The Song of Hiawatha," makes repeated references to water. One well-known stanza is this: “By the shore of Giche Gumee, By the shining Big-Sea-Water, Stood the wigwam of Nokomis, Daughter of the Moon, Nikomis.”

If your home or business is like most in the United States, your water supply is hard water. According to the U.S. Geologic Survey, about 85 percent of all water in the country is hard water, which contains minerals such as calcium and magnesium

Where is soft water located in the country? According to the U.S. Geological Survey, only portions of the Southeast, the upper West Coast, and about half of Maine naturally have soft water supplies. Residents in the rest of the country can easily transform their water supply with a whole-house conditioning system.

One of the most frustrating side effects of having hard water in your home can be the unpleasant smell and taste. If you’re trying to encourage your family to drink more water without resorting to bringing bottled water, installing a water conditioning system could be the solution.

If you are considering a filtration water treatment system, keep in mind that filters have limitations. They will not soften water, nor will they remove bacteria. They are also ineffective for dissolved metals, hydrogen sulfide, chloride, fluoride, and nitrates.