What’s In Your Daytona Beach Water?

As concerns about pollution and health continue to rise, it is critical that the water we drink and bathe in everyday is clean and safe for you and your family. But how can we trust if it is.

According to the latest report by The Environmental Working Group (EWG’s), they stated the water in Daytona Beach follows the Federal drinking water standards however, they also reported the water you drink everyday has 18 contaminants and 5 of those exceeded acceptable limits!

And then there is chlorine!

Chlorine and Chloramine are added to our water for the purpose of disinfection. These chemicals have a unique capacity to kill germs and bacteria. When introduced to water, chlorine kills pathogenic bacteria. Upon entering the human body, it kills 70% of our immune system’s beneficial bacteria.

Take control of your family’s most precious resource. Call Galene Water today at 386-868-5158 and get cleaner, safer water.

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Why Galene Water Treatment?

For over 26 years, Galene Water Treatment has been providing the highest-quality, home water purification systems available on the market.

We are dedicated to providing nothing but the best when it comes to water treatment solutions. No matter what your water issue is, we can handle it. Our certified water specialists are trained to identify, contain and eliminate virtually any water problem in Florida.

Why You Should Call Galene.

Unbeatable Factory Direct Pricing For Top Quality Products
5 Star Google Rating and A+ BBB
No-Risk Money-Back Guarantee if Not 100% Satisfied
Salt and Salt-Free Systems Which Means No Lugging Bags of Salt and No Electricity
Locally Owned and Operated
Products Built Here in the USA

We know you’ll love your Galene home water filtration system. That’s why we offer you a 90-day, 100% money-back guarantee. You have nothing to lose!

Is Your Water Safe Florida

Hard Water

Hard water is a serious problem here in Florida. Although it is safe to consume, the dissolved minerals build up over time leaving scale deposits on dishes, sinks, faucets and potentially damage water-based appliances.

Chlorine

Chlorine is used to disinfect water and prevent waterborne diseases but too much can cause a strong odor, change the way your drinking water tastes and dry out your skin and hair. A strong smell can also be a warning that your well pump is not working properly.

Bacteria

Our water supply is at risk from organic contamination by bacteria. Septic tanks, livestock, and poorly installed wells are common sources of bacteria. There are several health risks associated with bacterial contamination, including infection and illness.