Water softeners, sized from your own tap

Size is driven by how hard your water is and how much of it your household uses. Our Standard is 48,000 grains and suits most three to four bedroom homes; the XL is 64,000 and the Dual Tank is 96,000. We size from your actual tap test and household, not square footage, and in this county your utility's treatment matters as much as your house, which is why the free test comes first.

No, and we say so when the test shows it. Boca Raton softens at the plant and publishes 65–80 mg/L; membrane systems like Seacoast's often deliver softer water than lime-softening systems do. Where the water arrives soft, the honest recommendation is usually carbon filtration for the chloramine and reverse osmosis at the kitchen tap instead.

Most households top up the brine tank every one to two months. Our systems use metered regeneration: they regenerate when they've actually processed enough water to need it, not on a timer, which meaningfully cuts both salt and water use. If you'd rather avoid salt entirely, the salt-free conditioner prevents scale without it, though it conditions rather than softens.

Our softener plus reverse osmosis package starts at $2,850, installed, with a lifetime warranty. Your hardness, your household and where the equipment can go can add to that, so the free in-home test turns it into an exact number for your house before you decide anything.

Two. The City of Boca Raton publishes finished hardness of 65 to 80 mg/L (3.8 to 4.7 gpg), and the Village of Tequesta about 100 to 120 mg/L (roughly 6 to 7 gpg), both on their own utility FAQ pages. The other thirteen leave hardness out of their annual reports, so for most of the county the free test at your sink is where the number comes from, and it is the number a softener is sized from.

A whole-home softener is usually a half day, and an under-sink reverse osmosis system around two hours. We clean up before we leave, installation is included in the price, and the price you agreed is the price at the end.