Shed Installation

When there is no garage or indoor space for the equipment and it has to sit outside. A whole-home (point-of-entry) system is installed where the water enters the property, and on plenty of Palm Beach County homes that is an outside wall. The shed gives the tanks a proper housing, sheltered from the sun and rain. It suits the larger builds as well, such as the City Water Dual Tank or the Well Water Dual Tank, where two tanks and a brine tank all need a home.

That is a big part of the point. The shed protects and insulates the equipment from the weather, which keeps tanks, valves and fittings in good condition and extends the life of the system. The control valve and its circuit board are the parts that benefit most from staying covered through a Florida summer. It also keeps everything tidy and out of sight.

Service access is maintained: the shed opens so the system can be checked and maintained easily, without moving anything. Salt top-ups for a softener, filter changes and routine checks all happen right there, and EPA's home water treatment guidance is clear that every unit needs maintenance on the manufacturer's schedule.

It is quoted with the outdoor system it houses. The free in-home test settles which system your water needs, we look at where it can sit, and the shed goes into the single exact price, installation included, before you decide. For a lower-profile option that blends into the landscaping, see Faux Rock Installation.