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White scale on faucets, stiff laundry, or soap that never seems to rinse away? Those are classic signs of hard water—water with high levels of calcium and magnesium. In Florida, many communities have hard to very hard water thanks to mineral-rich limestone and groundwater sources, and statewide averages are often in the 100–300 ppm range.
Inlet Mechanical provides professional residential water softener installation, replacement, and repair across Palm Bay and Brevard County, helping protect your plumbing, water heater, and fixtures from scale while making everyday cleaning easier.
“We used to scrub scale off everything. After they installed a softener, the spots disappeared and our water heater runs quieter.”
— Roy M., Palm Bay
We design around your hardness level and usage, then recommend NSF/ANSI 44–certified, demand-initiated systems to reduce scale efficiently—using less salt and water per 1,000 grains of hardness removed.
Instead of battling hard water every day, a properly sized, efficient, and certified softener quietly prevents scale in the background—saving you on cleaning time, replacement elements, and premature appliance failures.
We proudly serve these cities, including:
Palm Bay | Melbourne | West Melbourne | Viera | Rockledge | Sebastian | Satellite Beach | Melbourne Beach | Brevard County | River County | St Lucie Country and more.
Yes—many parts of Florida have hard to very hard water because groundwater picks up calcium and magnesium from limestone aquifers. Several statewide summaries show typical hardness ranges of 100–300 mg/L (about 6–18 gpg), and resources note that many Floridians use water in the 200–400 ppm range.
Hardness minerals (mainly calcium and magnesium) are not generally considered a health hazard; UF/IFAS notes research does not show adverse health effects from drinking hard water. The main problems are scale, plumbing and appliance wear, and cleaning issues, which is why many homes choose softening.
Yes. EPA’s WaterSense technical sheet explains that demand-initiated regeneration (DIR) softeners regenerate based on actual water use and are more efficient than time-clock models. The NSF/ANSI 44 voluntary efficiency rating of ≤5 gallons per 1,000 grains encourages even better performance.
Call Inlet Mechanical at 321-723-0858 or [Book Online] for professional water softener installation, replacement, and repair in Palm Bay, FL. We’ll test your hardness, size the right system, and set up efficient, certified softening to protect your home from hard water.