Water filtration solutions in Jacksonville, FL


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Aquasential® Smart Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filtration System

Aquasential® Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filtration System
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Culligan of Jacksonville
Mon:8.00am - 4:30pm
Tues:8.00am - 4:30pm
Wed:8.00am - 4:30pm
Thur:8.00am - 4:30pm
Fri:8.00am - 4:30pm
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Water filtration frequently asked questions in Jacksonville
Do I need a water filtration system in Jacksonville?
It depends on what bothers you. JEA water meets federal standards, but its own testing shows chlorine around 1 ppm, TTHMs (a disinfection byproduct) high enough to have caused a violation in 2023, chloride and TDS above secondary limits, and low-level PFAS. Those show up as taste, odor and long-term concerns rather than an immediate hazard. A reverse osmosis system at the sink or a whole-home filter addresses most of them. A free water test will tell you which, if either, makes sense for your home.
How much does a reverse osmosis system cost in Jacksonville?
Culligan of Jacksonville reverse osmosis systems start at $30 per month for the Aquasential RO, including installation and filter changes. The Aquasential Smart RO with app monitoring starts at $35, Total Defense versions that add PFAS reduction run $31 to $39, and the compact Tankless RO for small kitchens starts at $52. Purchase is available too. We confirm the right system at your free water test.
How much is a whole-house water filter in Jacksonville?
Whole-home filtration from Culligan of Jacksonville starts at $30 per month for a non-backwashing filter, with the Aquasential Select Series filter at $59 and Smart High Efficiency models from $73. Media is matched to your water — chlorine and sediment for JEA customers, iron and sulfur for well owners, with iron and sulfur filters starting at $69. A whole-home PFAS filter is $102 per month. The filter installs where water enters the home, so every tap, shower and appliance gets treated water.
Does reverse osmosis remove PFAS from Jacksonville water?
Yes. Reverse osmosis is the most effective residential treatment for PFAS, and Culligan's RO systems are certified to reduce them — the Aquasential RO with Total Defense starts at $31 per month, and a whole-home PFAS filter is $102 per month. That matters here: JEA has detected PFAS compounds at low levels, and the area around NAS Jacksonville and Cecil Field is a known hotspot from firefighting foam. RO also removes most of the chloride, sodium and dissolved solids that give Jacksonville water its mineral taste.
Why does Jacksonville tap water taste salty or metallic?
The Floridan Aquifer is naturally high in dissolved minerals. JEA's report shows chloride at 319 ppm and total dissolved solids at 876 ppm, both above the EPA's secondary limits of 250 — not a health standard, but enough to taste. Sodium runs around 126 ppm. A reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink removes most of these and is the fix we recommend for drinking and cooking water.
Will a filter get rid of the chlorine smell in my Jacksonville water?
Yes. JEA disinfects with chlorine at about 1 ppm, which is normal but noticeable in a glass or a shower. A whole-home carbon filter removes it at the point of entry, so showers and laundry benefit too; an under-sink RO handles drinking water only. Many Jacksonville homes pair a softener with chlorine filtration to cover hardness and taste in one system.






