Rotten-egg smell, orange stains in sinks and toilets, or hard, cloudy water from your well? We test your water and install the right combination of treatment to fix it. Serving Fruit Cove and nearby neighborhoods with same-day service.
Hard city water or well water with sulfur smell: we test and treat both.
Many homes in rural St. Johns and Flagler counties (Hastings, Elkton, Flagler Estates, Bunnell and the surrounding areas) rely on private wells. Florida well water commonly has hydrogen sulfide (the rotten-egg smell), iron that stains fixtures orange, and hardness.
Why well water treatment in Fruit Cove is a little different.
We repair, re-media or replace aging well treatment systems.
Larger wooded properties often have their own wells. We test before recommending anything.
Many homes in and around Fruit Cove rely on private wells, which often bring sulfur, iron and hardness.
Marian handles your well water treatment from the first call to the cleanup. No subcontractors and no call center.
Hydrogen sulfide, often stronger in hot water.
Iron in the water stains toilets, sinks, laundry and driveways.
Can indicate manganese or iron bacteria.
Hardness, just like city water but often stronger.
On-site testing for hardness, iron and other basics. Lab testing recommended for bacteria.
We put together the right stages in the right order.
Clean installation with bypass valves and proper drain lines.
We re-check results and set a simple maintenance schedule.
Call or text the owner directly. Same-day appointments are often available.
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“Can’t express the gratitude and the quality of work of CMA. High sense of urgency, very easy to work with and work is done by the owner! Wouldn’t hesitate to call again.”
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Yes. Fruit Cove is part of our regular service area. Call or text (904) 754-9877 and you’ll talk to the owner directly.
It’s close to our St. Johns base, so same-day visits are common.
That’s usually hydrogen sulfide gas, very common in Florida wells. It can also come from a reaction inside the water heater, which is often fixed by changing the anode rod.
A softener can handle small amounts of iron, but higher levels need a dedicated iron filter first.
For leaks, no hot water or backups, call. You’ll reach the owner, not a call center.
| Mon – Fri | 8:00 am – 8:00 pm |
| Saturday | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
| Sunday | Emergencies only |
Talk to the owner directly. Most calls get same-day service.
