The City of Hollywood supplies drinking water to residents through its own Water Treatment Plant, which draws from two aquifers and treats each one differently. We are starting in Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, and Hollywood is part of that rollout. We are a new company, so we do not have a long record to point to, but we do give you one written price for a named system and a confirmed install date before anything is scheduled. If you want to understand the broader county picture first, see our Water Filter Installation in Broward County, FL page.
What Hollywood's 2025 water report says about treatment
The city's 2025 Water Quality Report covers monitoring from January 1 through December 31, 2025. According to that report, all water is treated and tested at the city's Water Treatment Plant, regardless of source. The plant draws from two aquifers. Water from the Biscayne Aquifer goes through lime softening and membrane filtration. The Floridan Aquifer sits much deeper and yields brackish water, so the plant treats that portion with reverse osmosis. Both sources are needed together to meet supply. Chloramines are used as the disinfectant throughout the distribution network. Reading the report yourself is the most direct way to see what the city measured. Our guide on how to read your utility's annual water report can help you work through it.
A note on water billing in Hollywood
Some Hollywood addresses get water from a Broward County district, not from the city. We have not read those district reports. The county's website blocked our reader, so we cannot tell you what those reports say. Your water bill shows who your utility is. That matters when you look at a water quality report, because the city's numbers apply only to customers the city serves. If a county district serves you, ask that district for its report directly. We are starting with homes on city water. When you call, tell us what your bill shows and we will be honest about whether we can help.
Choosing between a whole-house filter and an under-sink system
Whole-house filter
A whole-house system is installed where the supply line enters the home and serves the fixtures connected after it. It is one installation point for the whole house. Our guide on how a whole-house water filter works explains the basics.
Under-sink reverse osmosis
An under-sink RO system sits inside a sink cabinet and treats water at that one tap. It is a smaller job. It is worth considering if your main concern is the water at that one tap, rather than the whole supply line.
Water softener
The city's 2025 report does not include a hardness figure, so we cannot tell you from that report alone whether a softener would help. Our guide on water softeners versus water filters covers the difference. Softeners are not something we install right now. If one seems relevant to what you are describing, we will say so.
How we work in Hollywood
You call us, send a few photos of where the water line comes in or of your open sink cabinet, and we give you one written price for a named system. No in-home salesperson comes to your door. A local plumber does the installation and we manage the job. We only give you an install date once that plumber has confirmed availability. If you're not sure which system fits your home, the whole-house filter or reverse osmosis guide lays out the decision plainly. When you are ready to get a price, contact us.
Where these facts come from
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