
Serving Ocala & Marion County
Water filtration in Ocala & Marion County
Ocala's city water comes from wells in the Upper Floridan Aquifer, and much of Marion County outside the city runs on private wells. Galene installs whole-home systems for both: salt-free conditioning and filtration for city water, and iron, sulfur and hardness treatment for wells.
4.9 on Google · 388 reviewsWhat we hear in Ocala
Hard water on city supply, and well water that smells or stains.
Inside Ocala, homeowners tell us about scale on fixtures and shower glass and a chlorine taste. The City of Ocala draws from the Upper Floridan Aquifer and softens, chlorinates and fluoridates the supply before it reaches you; the water that comes out of your tap still carries hardness, and your consultation's water analysis measures exactly how much.
Across Marion County, from Belleview and Summerfield to Dunnellon and Silver Springs, many homes are on private wells. The common complaints are a rotten-egg smell, orange staining on sinks and laundry, and tannin colour. Our GWL well system and G-O2 aerator are built for that water.
Galene's own crews install across Marion County, and Ocala is one of our busiest territories. Most Ocala customers choose salt-free conditioning, which means no salt bags, no regeneration and no drain line.
Solutions
Water solutions for Ocala homes

Water Softening & Softening Alternative
Stop scale, spots and soap scum, and enjoy softer skin and hair, with a classic softener or a salt-free softening alternative.
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Whole-Home Filtration
Healthier, Cleaner, Better-Tasting Water from every tap, including systems built to target PFAS.
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Well Water Solutions
Rotten-egg smell, orange stains, iron and hardness, treated for what's actually in your well.
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From consultation to installation in Ocala
- Step 1
Request your consultation
Tell us about your home online or call us. We confirm your visit window by phone.
- Step 2
We listen and analyze
A Galene specialist listens to your concerns, then checks your water and plumbing, room by room.
- Step 3
Get a clear plan
We explain the results and recommend a system built around your water.
- Step 4
Professional installation
Our own local installers set up your system, typically in one day.
Reviews
Trusted by Florida homeowners.
“The technician was very polite and well informed. I love that he took his shoes off before walking through my house. Worked swiftly to get the job done. Thank you!”
“Great customer service!! New whole house system. Dave was there the whole time to answer all of our questions and Lou was great!! Both very helpful and responsible.”
“Yuri did our yearly maintenance today and was an excellent representative of the Galene Water Treatment. He was efficient, knowledgeable, professional and friendly.”
Towns we serve around Ocala
- Ocala
- Belleview
- Summerfield
- Dunnellon
- Silver Springs
- Silver Springs Shores
- Marion Oaks
- Ocklawaha
- Citra
- Reddick
- McIntosh
- Anthony
- Fort McCoy
- Lady Lake
- The Villages
Other Galene territories: Orlando · The Villages · Daytona Beach · Melbourne · Port St. Lucie · Palm Beach County · Fort Lauderdale · Miami · Tampa · every Florida county
Questions
Ocala questions
Is Ocala's water hard?
Ocala draws from the Floridan Aquifer, and limestone groundwater is naturally hard. The city softens the supply partly, and most Ocala homes we visit still see hardness scale. Your consultation's water analysis gives you the number for your own tap.
I'm on a well outside Ocala. Do you treat well water?
Yes. Marion County wells are a large part of our work. We analyze the water at your home for iron, sulfur, hardness and tannins and recommend a GWL system, with a G-O2 aerator where sulfur or iron call for it.
Do you serve The Villages too?
Yes. The Villages has its own page with what we hear there, and the same local team installs across Marion, Sumter and Lake counties.
Request your in-home consultation in Ocala.
Our local team will analyze your water, explain your options and give you an on-the-spot estimate for the system installed. No pressure.