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Aerator Systems for Well Water Treatment

Natural Oxidation to Eliminate Odors, Iron, and Contaminants from Your Water

Many homeowners and rural properties in Southwest Florida face a common challenge with well water: unpleasant odors (like rotten eggs), metallic taste, and staining on fixtures or laundry. These issues are typically caused by hydrogen sulfide gas, iron, and manganese — naturally occurring contaminants in groundwater.

At D.C. Home Service, we install and maintain aerator systems that resolve these problems by using air — not chemicals — to oxidize and separate contaminants before the water enters your home.

 What Is an Aerator System?

An aerator system is a tank-based water treatment solution that:

  1. Injects air into the water using a blower or venturi valve
  2. Oxidizes gases (like hydrogen sulfide) and metals (like iron/manganese) 
  3. Allows contaminants to separate and settle at the bottom of the tank 
  4. Uses drain valves or filter systems to remove unwanted material
  This is a chemical-free, environmentally friendly process that improves both the smell and clarity of your water.

 Expert Aerator System Installation

We design systems for both residential and light commercial well water needs. Our service includes:

  • Full water test to assess odor, iron, sulfur, and pH levels
  • Selection of proper tank size (typically 120–300 gallons)
  • Blower motor installation and venting to exterior
  • Drain line configuration for sediment flushing
  • Optional integration with media filters (greensand, carbon) for polishing
  • Electrical setup with pressure switches and timers

  Aerator System Maintenance & Service

Like any water system, aerators need proper upkeep to perform efficiently:

  • Annual blower motor inspection and cleaning
  • Drain flush-outs to remove accumulated iron and sediment 
  • Air intake & vent screen cleaning 
  • System sanitization (if iron bacteria are present) 
  • Troubleshooting for odors, noise, or reduced flow
  We offer routine maintenance plans and also repair systems installed by other providers.

Request Your Free Water System Estimate

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 Breathe Easy. Drink Clean

Don’t live with sulfur smells or rust stains in your water.

Let us install an aerator system that restores the freshness, clarity, and safety of your well water — without harsh chemicals.

  Counties We Cover

D.C. Home Services provides full plumbing coverage throughout:

  • Lee County
  • Collier County
  • Charlotte County
  • Sarasota County
  • Manatee County
  • Hillsborough County
  • Hendry County
  • Pinellas County

Not sure if we service your area? Give us a call—we’ll be glad to help.



 Frequently Asked Questions

New Construction Plumbing (Multifamily Properties)

A: It eliminates odors from hydrogen sulfide gas (rotten egg smell), reduces iron and manganese levels, and prevents orange or black staining on fixtures, clothing, and appliances.

A: Yes. Aeration relies on oxygen to oxidize contaminants naturally — no chlorine or harsh additives are required.

A: We recommend yearly service, including blower inspection, drain cleaning, and checking for sediment buildup. High iron levels may require more frequent maintenance.

A: Often, yes. For best results, we combine aeration with a secondary filter (such as a carbon or greensand filter) to polish the water and remove oxidized particles.

A:  Absolutely. In fact, aeration is an excellent pretreatment step — it protects your softener and enhances the effectiveness of reverse osmosis.


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