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WATER FILTRATION & WATER TREATMENT

Water Treatment Solutions Built Around Your Home

Not every homeowner wants to improve the same thing about their water—and not every water-treatment system serves the same purpose.
Southwest Plumbing Solutions provides residential whole-home water filtration and water-softener solutions throughout Southwest Florida.
Our team can help homeowners evaluate their goals, understand the available system options and determine which type of treatment is appropriate for the property and its plumbing system.
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO IMPROVE?

Start With Your Water-Treatment Goal

You do not need to know which equipment your home needs before contacting SPS. Start with what you want to improve and our team can help determine the appropriate next step.

Whole-Home Water Filtration

Explore filtration designed to treat water entering the home before it reaches plumbing fixtures throughout the property.

Water Softener

Explore residential water-softening systems designed for applicable water-conditioning needs.

Existing System Needs Attention

You already have filtration or softening equipment and need professional plumbing evaluation.

Replacing Existing Equipment

Your current treatment system is aging, no longer meeting your needs or ready for replacement.

New Home / New Property

You recently purchased a home and want to understand its existing water-treatment setup or available options.

Not Sure Which System You Need?

Tell us what you’re trying to improve and what equipment is currently installed.

THE RIGHT SYSTEM STARTS WITH THE RIGHT GOAL

Filtration and Softening Are Different Types of Water Treatment

“Water treatment” is a broad term.
Two of the primary residential solutions offered by SPS are whole-home water filtration and water softening.
These systems should not automatically be treated as interchangeable.
The appropriate solution depends on what the homeowner wants to improve, the existing plumbing system and the treatment equipment that makes sense for the property.
UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE

Choose the System Based on What It Is Designed to Do

A homeowner replacing an existing tank-style water heater may have very different project requirements than someone considering a tankless installation.

The best starting point is to tell SPS what equipment is currently installed and what you want to accomplish.

WHOLE-HOME WATER FILTRATION

Primary Purpose
Whole-home filtration treats water as it enters the home’s plumbing system using the filtration equipment selected for the property.
Homeowner May Be Considering It When

WATER SOFTENER

Primary Purpose

A residential water softener is a separate type of water-treatment system intended for applicable water-conditioning needs.

Homeowner May Be Considering It When
A homeowner may need one type of system, the other, or a broader treatment configuration depending on the property and the goals being discussed.
SPS should evaluate the application before recommending equipment.
WHOLE-HOME FILTRATION

Treat Water Before It Moves Throughout the Home

A whole-home filtration system is installed within the property’s plumbing system so water can be treated before being distributed to fixtures throughout the home.
The appropriate filtration setup depends on the property, existing plumbing and the specific equipment selected for the installation. SPS can evaluate the home and define the plumbing scope required for an applicable whole-home filtration system.
Typical Price
Whole-Home Water Filtration
$2,295–$5,995
WATER SOFTENING

Residential Water Softener Installation

Water softening is a distinct water-treatment category from whole-home filtration.
SPS provides residential water-softener systems for applicable properties based on the home’s plumbing configuration and treatment needs. The correct installation should begin with an evaluation of the property and any existing treatment equipment.
Typical Price
Water Softener
$2,195–$4,995
WHAT KIND OF PROJECT ARE YOU PLANNING?

Installing Water Treatment for the First Time and Replacing Existing Equipment Are Different Projects

NEW SYSTEM INSTALLATION

A New Installation May Involve

EXISTING SYSTEM REPLACEMENT

Replacement May Involve
EXISTING SYSTEMS

Start by Showing Us What's Already Installed

Many Southwest Florida homes already have some form of water-treatment equipment.
If you have an existing filtration or softening system, providing information about the equipment can help SPS better understand the project before service.

Helpful Information Includes

BUILD THE SOLUTION AROUND THE PROPERTY

The Equipment Is Only One Part of the Installation

Water-treatment systems become part of the home’s plumbing infrastructure. Before defining the project, SPS should understand the property and how the equipment will connect with the existing plumbing.

Property Considerations

Existing Plumbing

How will the treatment equipment connect with the home’s water system?

Existing Treatment Equipment

Is SPS replacing a current system or installing treatment for the first time?

Available Installation Area

Where can appropriate equipment be installed and serviced?

Water-Treatment Goal

What is the homeowner hoping to improve?

Equipment Selection

What filtration or softening system is appropriate for the approved project?

Additional Plumbing Work

Does installation require valves, piping modifications or other related plumbing work?
PLANNING YOUR PROJECT

Typical Prices for Residential Water Treatment

The current SPS residential pricing guide establishes pricing for two primary whole-home water-treatment categories.
Water Treatment ServiceTypical Prices
Whole-Home Water Filtration$2,295–$5,995
Water Softener$2,195–$4,995

Typical Prices are provided as a general reference. Actual pricing may depend on the equipment selected, existing plumbing, installation requirements, accessibility, required materials and final scope of approved work.

Water-treatment projects should be evaluated before final equipment and installation pricing is established.
CLEAR SERVICE EXPECTATIONS

Additional Treatment Options Should Only Be Added After SPS Confirms Them

The current owner-provided residential pricing guide specifically establishes:
The current materials do not establish public pricing or confirmed service packages for other specialty water-treatment systems.
CONNECTED TO THE HOME'S PLUMBING

Water Treatment Doesn't Operate Separately From the Plumbing System

Whole-home treatment equipment connects directly with the property’s water-distribution system. During an installation or replacement, SPS may identify related plumbing components that require attention before or as part of the project.
Property Considerations

Water Lines

Treatment equipment must connect appropriately with the home’s water piping.

Shutoff Valves

Applicable valves may be part of the installation or existing plumbing configuration.

Leak or Pipe Concern

If an existing leak or damaged pipe is identified, that plumbing problem may require separate service.

Water Heater

Water treatment and water heating are separate systems, but homeowners evaluating broader plumbing improvements may also need water-heater service.
REQUEST WATER TREATMENT EVALUATION

Tell Us About Your Home and What You Want to Improve

You do not need to choose the final equipment before contacting SPS.
Tell us whether you’re considering whole-home filtration, water softening or replacing an existing treatment system.
Photos of existing equipment can be especially helpful when planning the next step.

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    FROM WATER-TREATMENT GOAL TO INSTALLED SYSTEM

    A Straightforward Project Process

    01

    Tell Us What You Want to Improve

    Submit your property information and explain whether you’re interested in filtration, softening, replacement or simply need guidance.

    02

    Review the Existing Plumbing

    SPS evaluates the relevant plumbing and any existing treatment equipment.

    03

    Determine the Appropriate Solution

    The recommended system and plumbing scope are defined around the property and homeowner’s goals.

    04

    Review Project Pricing

    SPS explains the proposed equipment and installation scope before approved work begins.

    05

    Complete the Approved Installation

    The selected water-treatment equipment is installed according to the approved project scope.

    06

    Review the Completed System

    SPS reviews the completed plumbing work and provides applicable system information or recommendations.
    WATER TREATMENT ACROSS SOUTHWEST FLORIDA

    Residential Water-Treatment Service Throughout Both SPS Regions

    Southwest Plumbing Solutions provides residential whole-home water filtration and water-softener services throughout both dedicated service regions.
    The property location helps determine which SPS regional team receives and manages the request.
    Sarasota | Charlotte | DeSoto

    Including communities such as:

    • Manasota Key
    • North Port
    • Englewood
    • Port Charlotte
    • Harbour Heights
    Lee | Collier

    Including communities such as:

    • Estero
    • Bonita Springs
    • Fort Myers
    • Cape Coral
    • Babcock Ranch
    • Naples
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    PROACTIVE PROPERTY CARE

    Water Treatment Is Part of the Larger Plumbing System

    Homes with filtration, softening or other specialty plumbing equipment can have additional components that deserve consideration when planning preventive plumbing care.
    The SPS Residential Maintenance Program provides scheduled opportunities to review accessible plumbing conditions, document developing concerns and maintain an ongoing relationship with your local plumbing team.
    Specialty water-treatment equipment remains subject to the selected program, eligibility and applicable add-on structure.
    WATER TREATMENT QUESTIONS

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What residential water-treatment services does SPS provide?

    The current SPS residential pricing guide specifically confirms:

     

    • Whole-Home Water Filtration
    • Water Softener systems

    Additional specialty treatment options should only be advertised after SPS confirms that they are offered.

    They are different types of water treatment. Whole-home filtration uses filtration equipment to treat water entering the property. Water softening is a separate water-conditioning category. The appropriate solution depends on the homeowner’s goals, property and equipment being considered.

    The current Typical Price for Whole-Home Water Filtration is: $2,295–$5,995
    Actual pricing depends on equipment and installation requirements.

    The current Typical Price for a Water Softener is: $2,195–$4,995
    Actual pricing depends on the equipment, plumbing configuration and final project scope.

    Not necessarily. The two systems perform different treatment functions. SPS should first understand what you want to improve and review the property before recommending the appropriate treatment setup.

    SPS can evaluate existing residential filtration or softening equipment and determine the appropriate replacement scope for a qualifying project.
    Providing photos and equipment information can help with the initial review.

    Reverse osmosis is not listed in the current owner-provided pricing guide, so it should not be represented as a confirmed SPS service until the owners approve it.

    A defined water-testing service is not established in the current owner materials. Do not promise laboratory testing or specific water-quality testing until SPS confirms its process.
    That depends on the specific filtration equipment selected. The current owner materials do not identify filtration models or certified contaminant-removal claims, so those claims should be added only after SPS selects and approves the systems it installs.
    SPS can evaluate the homeowner’s goals, existing plumbing and treatment setup and recommend an appropriate project path based on the systems the company offers.

    Water-treatment systems are project-oriented installations.
    Scheduling depends on property location, equipment, project requirements and availability rather than being represented as guaranteed same-day work.

    READY TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME'S WATER?

    Start With What You Want to Change—not With Guessing Which System to Buy.

    Whether you’re considering whole-home filtration, water softening or replacing an existing treatment system, Southwest Plumbing Solutions can help determine the appropriate next step.
    Tell us about your home, the equipment you currently have and what you want to improve. We’ll route the request to the appropriate SPS regional team.

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