Water Treatment Services in New Port Richey, FL

A whole-house water filtration system treats every drop of water entering your property. These systems connect to your main water line and remove sediment, chlorine, chloramines, and organic compounds before water reaches any faucet, shower, or appliance.

We install multi-stage filtration systems sized to match your household's water usage and flow rate. Homes in Pasco County often benefit from carbon-based filters that eliminate the chlorine taste and odor common in municipal water supplies. Our plumbers handle the full installation, including any necessary plumbing modifications at the point of entry.

New Port Richey has hard water. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies most of West Central Florida's groundwater as "hard" to "very hard," with calcium and magnesium levels that cause scale buildup on pipes, fixtures, and water heater elements.

We install salt-based and salt-free water softener systems to reduce hardness and protect your plumbing. If your existing softener has stopped regenerating properly, is leaking, or isn't producing soft water, our technicians diagnose and repair the issue. Common fixes include valve replacement, resin bed restoration, and control board reprogramming.

Reverse osmosis (RO) systems produce high-purity drinking water by forcing water through a semi-permeable membrane. These point-of-use systems install under your kitchen sink and remove up to 99% of dissolved solids, lead, fluoride, arsenic, and other contaminants.

We install 3-stage, 4-stage, and 5-stage RO systems depending on your water quality test results. Each installation includes a dedicated faucet, storage tank, and all necessary connections. We also replace RO membranes and filters on existing systems as part of routine maintenance.

Many homes in unincorporated Pasco County and surrounding rural areas rely on private wells. Well water in this region frequently contains iron, sulfur (hydrogen sulfide), tannins, and bacteria that require specialized treatment.

Our well water treatment solutions combine multiple technologies, sediment pre-filters, oxidizing filters, chemical injection systems, and UV disinfection, to address the specific contaminants found in your well. We start with a comprehensive water test, so we know exactly what we're dealing with before recommending equipment.

Accurate water testing is the foundation of any effective water treatment plan. We collect samples from your tap and test for hardness, pH, iron, sulfur, total dissolved solids (TDS), bacteria, and other parameters relevant to your water source.

Test results tell us what treatment your water actually needs, nothing more, nothing less. This prevents over-engineering a system you don't need and ensures the equipment we install targets your real water quality issues.

Ultraviolet disinfection systems kill bacteria, viruses, and parasites by exposing water to UV-C light as it flows through a treatment chamber. These systems use no chemicals and add nothing to your water.

UV disinfection is especially important for well water users who lack the chlorine treatment provided by municipal water utilities. We install whole-house UV systems downstream of sediment filters to ensure the UV light can penetrate the water effectively.

Iron causes orange and brown staining on sinks, toilets, and laundry. Sulfur produces a rotten-egg smell that makes water unpleasant to use. Both are common in New Port Richey area well water.

We install oxidizing filters, aeration systems, and chemical feed pumps to remove iron and sulfur at their source. The right approach depends on the concentration levels found during testing. Low iron levels may only need a single filter, while high iron and sulfur combinations require a multi-stage approach.

Every water treatment system requires periodic maintenance to perform correctly. Filters need replacement. Softener resin degrades over time. RO membranes lose efficiency. UV bulbs need annual replacement.

R.J. Kielty provides scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs on all major brands of water treatment equipment. If your system was installed by another company, we can still service it. Our goal is to keep your water treatment running at peak performance year after year.