Veteran Owned | Licensed & Insured | CFC1432855 | Serving Southwest Florida
Veteran Owned | Licensed & Insured | CFC1432855 | Serving Southwest Florida
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.
A residential water softener is a separate type of water-treatment system intended for applicable water-conditioning needs.
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.
| Water Treatment Service | Typical 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.
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The current SPS residential pricing guide specifically confirms:
Additional specialty treatment options should only be advertised after SPS confirms that they are offered.
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.
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.
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.