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One tank, two jobs. Softening resin and carbon in a single unit for the two most common city water problems.
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Seminole County · Typical hardness 10–16 grains per gallon · Supply: City of Sanford utility
Sanford draws from the Floridan Aquifer and lands squarely in the hard range. Older parts of town report sulfur odor now and then.
The hardness figures here are typical published ranges for the area's supply. They're a starting point, not a measurement of your house. Water changes between neighborhoods depending on which well field or plant serves you, and on a private well it changes from one property to the next.
City of Sanford water meets all federal legal standards — but the Environmental Working Group found 6 contaminants above its own health guidelines, out of 19 detected.
Figures published by the Environmental Working Group for City of Sanford. EWG’s health guidelines are set well below federal legal limits, so a result above a guideline is not a violation — it is a stricter benchmark. Follow the link for the full dataset and EWG’s methodology.
Based on typical conditions in Seminole County.
One tank, two jobs. Softening resin and carbon in a single unit for the two most common city water problems.
Two dedicated tanks for city water — one for filtration, one for softening. Each job gets its own media bed.
Complete well water treatment in two tanks — iron and sediment removal on one side, softening on the other.
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