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Hard water leaves scale on your fixtures, spots on your glass and buildup inside your water heater and pipes. Cigar City Water Pros helps Tampa homeowners choose and install the right water softener, with honest advice and no pressure.
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A whole-home water softener removes the calcium and magnesium that make water hard. That means less scrubbing of faucets and shower doors, less scale inside your water heater and pipes, and water that feels better on your skin and hair. Pair it with water filtration for better-tasting drinking water.
Every softener project starts with your water. We test it, explain what we find and size a softener to your home, your water hardness and your household’s daily use. Installation is handled by one of our trusted, locally owned plumbing partners so the system goes in cleanly and correctly.
Not sure whether you need a softener, a filter or both? We will tell you plainly. Many Tampa homes pair a softener with whole-home filtration or a reverse osmosis drinking water system for the best of both.
Proudly serving Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon and the rest of the Tampa Bay area. We keep it simple: honest advice, practical water treatment and professional installation. Here is what sets us apart.
We are locally owned in Tampa, and we do not believe in hard sells. We test your water, tell you plainly what is in it and recommend only what your home needs. Learn more about our team.
Quick answers to the questions Tampa homeowners ask us most.
A water softener removes calcium and magnesium, the minerals that make water hard. Softened water helps prevent scale on faucets, shower glass and inside your water heater and pipes.
Hardness varies by neighborhood and water source, and homes on private wells can be very different from homes on city water. The only way to know for your home is to test it, which is where we start.
A properly sized and set up softener should not make your water taste salty. If you want the best drinking water, a reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink is a popular addition.
