In Dania Beach, which utility delivers your water depends on your address. Some addresses get water from the City of Dania Beach. Others get it from the City of Hollywood. Some addresses may be on a Broward County water district, though we have not read those district reports because the county's website blocked our reader. Your water bill will tell you who your utility is. Once you know that, the reports below give you something to work with. We're starting out in Broward County, and coverage depends on confirmed plumbers in your area. If you want to talk through a whole-house filter or an under-sink reverse osmosis system, call or send us your details and we will give you one written price for a named system.
What each utility reports
| Dania Beach | Hollywood | |
|---|---|---|
| Source water | Broward County Regional Wellfield (Brian Piccolo Park), the city's own wells were taken out of service in 2025, per the city's 2025 report | Biscayne Aquifer and Floridan Aquifer, both needed together to meet demand, per Hollywood's 2025 report |
| Treatment at plant | Lime softening, which the city's 2025 report says precipitates calcium carbonate and similar elements to soften the water | Lime softening and membrane filtration for Biscayne Aquifer water; reverse osmosis for Floridan Aquifer water, per Hollywood's 2025 report |
| Floridan Aquifer water | Not in what we read | Hollywood's 2025 report describes it as brackish and requiring more extensive treatment before it reaches customers |
| Disinfectant in distribution | Not in what we read | Chloramines, per Hollywood's 2025 report |
| Report period | January 1 through December 31, 2025, per the city's 2025 report | January 1 through December 31, 2025, per Hollywood's 2025 report |
| Full test results | Available from the utility upon request, per the city's 2025 report | Not in what we read |
What the reports do and don't tell you
The City of Dania Beach's 2025 report says that in 2025 the city took its two eastern Biscayne Aquifer wells out of service. That left the Broward County Regional Wellfield at Brian Piccolo Park as the only source. The report also says treatment uses lime softening to pull calcium carbonate and similar elements out of the water. If you want test results beyond what the report prints, the city says a full list is available on request. The City of Hollywood's 2025 report describes a system that draws from two aquifers at once. Biscayne Aquifer water goes through lime softening and membrane filtration. Hollywood's 2025 report describes Floridan Aquifer water as brackish, and that water goes through reverse osmosis at the plant before it enters the distribution system. All of it, whatever the source, is treated and tested at Hollywood's Water Treatment Plant. Neither report publishes a hardness number for your tap, so if that figure matters to you, ask your utility directly. For guidance on reading what a report does include, see how to read your utility's annual water report.
Choosing a system for your home
The source and treatment story above is background, not a prescription. What system makes sense for your home depends on where you want filtered water, what your plumbing allows, and what the space near your main line or under your sink looks like. A whole-house filter sits at the point where water enters the house and serves fixtures downstream from it. An under-sink reverse osmosis system serves one location, usually a kitchen faucet. Those are different answers to different questions. Whole-house filter or reverse osmosis: how to choose walks through the tradeoffs plainly. If you're wondering whether a softener belongs in the picture at all, water softener or water filter: what's the difference lays that out too, though softeners are not part of what we are launching with.
When you're ready, you call, send a few photos of where the water comes in or of your open sink cabinet, and we provide one written price for a named system. A local plumber handles the install, and we manage the job. We only give an install date once that plumber has confirmed availability. Dania Beach sits in Broward County, which is part of our starting area, so tell us your address when you call and we will let you know whether a confirmed plumber covers your street.
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One call is enough to find out what a system costs at your address. Reach out here and we will work from the photos you send.
Where these facts come from
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