
City Water Dual Tank
Two dedicated tanks for city water — one for filtration, one for softening. Each job gets its own media bed.
One tank, two jobs. Softening resin and carbon in a single unit for the two most common city water problems.

Hardness and chlorine are the two things almost every Central Florida city-water home is dealing with. This system handles both in one tank, which matters when the water heater closet is the only place a system can go.
The mixed bed layers high-capacity softening resin over coconut shell carbon, with polishing gravel underneath to keep water distributing evenly instead of channeling down one side. You get soft water and chlorine removal from a single unit on a single service schedule.
The trade-off against a dual-tank system is media volume — one tank holds less of each medium than two dedicated tanks. For most homes that difference never shows up in daily use, and the space saved is worth more.
Best for: Homes wanting softened, better-tasting water without room for a two-tank setup.
Published manufacturer specifications.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Category | Whole Home |
| Tanks | Single mixed-media tank |
| Media | High-capacity softening resin, coconut shell carbon, polishing gravel |
| Targets | Hardness (calcium & magnesium), chlorine taste and odor |
| Brine tank | 15" x 35" square |
| Warranty | Lifetime on tanks and dry parts; 5 years valve, board and media; 1 year labor |

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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