AquaTech Systems of Tampa LLC single-tank water softener with a high-efficiency Clack control valve

AquaTech Systems of Tampa water softener

Name: AquaTech Systems of Tampa water softener
Brand: AquaTech Systems of Tampa LLC
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About this product

Aquatech Systems of Tampa Bay is a locally owned company that has specialized in heavy-duty water treatment for over 20 years. They are known for using Clack components, which are widely considered the "gold standard" for professional-grade, American-made water treatment hardware. 💧 The Clack Advantage Aquatech chooses Clack control valves (specifically the WS1 series) because they are built for longevity and serviceability in high-mineral areas like Tampa. Superior Flow Rates: The Clack WS1 supports flow rates of up to 27 GPM, significantly higher than the 20 GPM standard of common competitors like the Fleck 5600SXT. This is ideal for larger Tampa homes where water pressure can drop when multiple showers are running. Non-Proprietary Parts: Unlike brands like Culligan, Clack systems use standard parts. This means any qualified plumber can service them, and you aren't "locked in" to a single dealer for the life of the system. Modular Design: The valve can be completely rebuilt with just five parts in under 30 minutes, making long-term maintenance much more affordable. Specialized Solutions for Tampa & Pasco Beyond standard city water softening, Aquatech offers specialized systems for rural areas and private wells: Well Water Peroxide Systems: A chemical-free way to eliminate "rotten egg" sulfur odors. Iron Filtration: Specifically designed to stop orange rust staining on driveways (irrigation) and in laundry. UV Sanitization (Viqua): Uses ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and viruses without adding chemicals to the water. why Choose Aquatech? Local Small Business: You deal directly with experts who understand the seasonal changes in Tampa’s water. Unmatched Warranty: They offer a 10-year limited warranty on the tank and valve electronics. High-Grade Resin: They use 10% cross-linked resin, which is more resistant to the high chlorine levels in Florida water than the standard 8% resin used by big-box stores.