Yes! We take pride in being a veteran locally owned and operated company. We’re dedicated to serving our community with personalized service, local expertise, and a commitment to improving your water quality. Click here to schedule a free consultation

During a water test, a technician will visit your home and collect a sample of your water. The sample is then analyzed for various factors, including hardness levels, pH balance, and the presence of contaminants like chlorine, iron, and lead. The test results provide a clear picture of your water quality, allowing us to recommend the most suitable water softener or filtration system for your needs. The entire process is quick, and most results are available immediately. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Testing your water is crucial for understanding what type of water is entering your home. It helps us identify if there are any contaminants present, such as chlorine, lead, or bacteria, and if so, which types of contaminants are affecting your water. With this information, we can recommend a water system specifically designed to handle your unique water problems, ensuring that your water is safe, clean, and suitable for your household's needs. Even if your water appears fine, testing is the first step in protecting your home and health. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Our water tests are completely free, and as a thank you for participating, we even provide a $25 Visa gift card. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to learn about their water quality and understand how it impacts their home and health. Click here to schedule a free consultation

It's typically beneficial for anyone who regularly uses the water to be present during the water test. Each person in the household may notice different things about the water, such as taste, smell, or effects on skin and hair, so their input is valuable. We strongly recommend that both spouses or key decision-makers in the home are present. This allows us to answer any specific questions you both might have, provide personalized recommendations, and ensure that everyone involved in the decision-making process is informed and comfortable with the solutions we propose. Click here to schedule a free consultation

City water is treated by a municipal system and is generally monitored for quality and contaminants. However, it may contain chlorine, fluoride, or other chemicals used in the treatment process. Well water, on the other hand, comes directly from the ground and is not treated by the city. It may contain natural minerals, bacteria, or other contaminants that can vary greatly depending on the location. Both types of water can benefit from filtration or softening systems tailored to their specific needs. Click here to schedule a free consultation

The smell of rotten eggs in your water is typically caused by the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas. This gas can be naturally occurring in well water or result from bacteria growing in your water heater or pipes. While it's unpleasant, hydrogen sulfide is not usually harmful, but it can be an indicator of other water quality issues. A water test can determine the exact cause and help us recommend the right solution to eliminate the odor and improve your water quality. Click here to schedule a free consultation

A water softener is a device that removes minerals like calcium and magnesium from your water supply, which are responsible for hard water. Hard water can cause scale buildup in pipes, reduce the effectiveness of soap, and leave spots on dishes and glassware. Soft water improves appliance efficiency, extends their lifespan, and makes cleaning easier. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Using a water softener can: Prolong the life of your plumbing and appliances Improve the effectiveness of soaps and detergents Leave your skin and hair feeling softer and smoother Reduce scale buildup and water spots on dishes Lower energy bills by improving the efficiency of water heaters Click here to schedule a free consultation

Hard water contains high levels of minerals like calcium and magnesium, which can cause scale buildup in pipes and reduce the effectiveness of soap. Soft water, on the other hand, has had these minerals removed, making it gentler on your plumbing, appliances, skin, and hair. Soft water also helps improve the efficiency of soaps and detergents. Click here to schedule a free consultation

A water softener and a water filtration system serve different purposes. A water softener specifically targets hard water by removing minerals like calcium and magnesium, which cause scale buildup and reduce the effectiveness of soaps and detergents. On the other hand, a water filtration system is designed to remove a wide range of contaminants from your water, such as chlorine, lead, bacteria, and sediment, improving the overall taste, smell, and safety of your water. While a water softener deals with hardness, a filtration system ensures that your water is free from harmful substances. Click here to schedule a free consultation

While a water softener addresses hard water issues, a water filter targets contaminants. For the best water quality, many homes benefit from using both systems. A water softener and filter together ensure that your water is not only soft but also free from harmful substances. By meeting with one of our company’s technicians, we can help you understand which type of system would be ideal for your home. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Whole home filtration ensures that all the water in your home is clean and safe, not just the water you drink. This includes water used for bathing, cooking, cleaning, and laundry. Contaminants in unfiltered water can affect your skin, hair, and even your appliances. By filtering all the water entering your home, you protect your family and your investments from the harmful effects of contaminants. Click here to schedule a free consultation

There's no single "best" whole home water filter because each home has different water problems. Some companies might claim to have the best filter, but it may not be the right solution for your specific issues. That's why a water test is crucial—it helps identify your water problems, so we can recommend the right filter tailored to your needs. Click here to schedule a free consultation

The cost of a whole home treatment system depends on your specific water issues, which we determine through a water test. Systems can range from $2,000 to $5,000. We offer interest-free financing, low-payment financing, and options for those without social security numbers or credit scores. The good news is that most people qualify for a system with no out-of-pocket costs. We can provide more detailed information during the water test. Click here to schedule a free consultation

A reverse osmosis (RO) system is a water filtration system that removes contaminants from water by forcing it through a semipermeable membrane. This process effectively removes impurities such as chlorine, lead, arsenic, and more, resulting in clean, great-tasting water. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Yes, whole home reverse osmosis (RO) systems are readily available, although not frequently necessary. For most homeowners, we recommend a more practical and cost-effective solution: a high-performance whole home filtration and conditioning system for your general household water—combined with a point-of-use reverse osmosis system at the kitchen sink. This gives you exceptionally clean water for bathing, laundry, and appliances, along with ultra-purified water for drinking and cooking where it matters most. However, if you have tested for additional contaminants that require removal through a whole home reverse osmosis, or have specific needs or preferences for a whole home RO setup, we’re more than happy to help you with a custom solution that fits your home and goals. The best first step is to schedule a quick visit with one of our technicians so we can test your water, answer your questions, and help you decide which system is the right fit for your home. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Water softeners primarily remove calcium and magnesium, which are responsible for hard water. These minerals are essential for your health, but you typically get enough of them from your diet. Drinking softened water is generally safe, but if you're concerned, you can use a reverse osmosis system with a remineralization filter to add healthy minerals back into your drinking water. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Alkaline water has a higher pH level than regular tap water and is believed by some to have health benefits, such as neutralizing acid in the bloodstream and improving hydration. However, scientific evidence supporting these claims is limited. If you're interested in alkaline water, we can discuss your options during the water test and recommend a system that meets your needs. Click here to schedule a free consultation

The cost of maintaining a water system varies depending on the type of system you have. Regular maintenance, such as replacing filters and checking the system for optimal performance, is essential to ensure your system continues to provide clean, safe water. We offer affordable maintenance plans to keep your system running smoothly and extend its lifespan. Click here to schedule a free consultation

We stand out in three important areas: price, product quality, and customer service. We offer competitive pricing while providing high-quality products that deliver excellent performance. Our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional customer service and ensuring your experience with us is top-notch. We go above and beyond to earn your trust and provide the best water solutions available. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Our team will conduct a free water analysis and consultation to determine your specific needs. Based on the results, we’ll recommend the best system for your home, ensuring it meets your water quality goals and budget. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Scheduling with us is easy! You can contact us directly by phone, email, or through our website’s contact form. Our team will work with you to find a convenient time for your installation or service. Click here to schedule a free consultation

Yes, sure! All whole-home water treatment systems, reverse osmosis systems, and faucets include a 100% lifetime warranty covering parts and manufacturing defects. In addition, every installation is backed by our One (1) Year No-Leak Guarantee.You can find all the details below: This Master Water Treatment Installation Agreement & Limited Workmanship Warranty (“Agreement”) governs the water-treatment equipment and installation services identified in the applicable work order, invoice, proposal accepted by Customer, approved change order, or electronic order confirmation (collectively, the “Work Order”).“AquaClear,” “we,” “us,” and “our” mean AquaClear Solutions. “Customer,” “you,” and “your” mean the individual or entity purchasing the Equipment or authorizing the Services, including the property owner or authorized representative.By clicking “I Agree,” checking the acceptance box, signing electronically, signing on a tablet, signing a paper copy, paying the invoice after receiving this Agreement, or otherwise authorizing AquaClear to begin Services, Customer agrees to be bound by this Agreement.1. Agreement Structure and Order of PrecedenceThis Agreement applies to each Work Order issued by AquaClear unless AquaClear and Customer sign a separate written agreement expressly stating that it replaces this Agreement.If there is a conflict among the contract documents, the following order controls:1. A written change order signed by Customer and an authorized AquaClear representative.2. The applicable Work Order or invoice.3. This Agreement.4. Manufacturer product documentation and manufacturer warranties.A Work Order identifies the particular Equipment, pricing, installation location, and Services purchased. This Agreement governs the legal terms, warranties, exclusions, risk allocation, dispute procedures, and Customer duties applicable to that Work Order.2. In-Force Agreements; Future Website Terms2.1 In-Force AgreementsThis Agreement becomes binding on the date Customer affirmatively accepts it or authorizes the applicable purchase or installation. The version accepted by Customer is locked for that Work Order and may not be changed unilaterally by AquaClear.Any modification to an in-force Agreement must be in a written change order or amendment signed or electronically accepted by both Customer and an authorized AquaClear representative. No website update, email notice, text message, employee statement, invoice notation, or subsequent policy changes an existing Agreement without mutual assent.2.2 Prospective Website TermsAquaClear may update website terms, policies, warranty language, and related online documents for future purchases, future Work Orders, or future services. Updated terms apply only when a future customer is provided reasonable notice of the revised terms and affirmatively accepts them before purchase or service authorization.AquaClear will identify the effective date and version of online terms used for each electronically accepted Work Order.2.3 Electronic Assent and RecordsFor clickwrap or tablet-based acceptance, Customer must affirmatively check an unchecked acceptance box or apply an electronic signature. AquaClear may retain records of:- The accepted Agreement version and effective date.- The date and time of acceptance.- Customer name and contact information.- Device, IP address, session information, or comparable electronic audit data.- The electronic signature, initials, confirmation screen, or acceptance log.- The related Work Order, invoice, payment authorization, and installation documentation.Customer agrees that electronic records, electronic signatures, and electronically retained copies of this Agreement are enforceable to the same extent as paper records and handwritten signatures, consistent with Florida’s Uniform Electronic Transaction Act, including Florida Statutes section 668.50.3. Scope of ServicesAquaClear’s Services are limited to the installation, physical connection, startup, and reasonable leak-testing of the Company-Installed Components specifically listed in the applicable Work Order.“Company-Installed Components” means only the Equipment, fittings, valves, tubing, drain connections, bypasses, faucets, filters, brackets, adapters, and related parts physically installed by AquaClear and specifically identified in the Work Order.Services may include:- Whole-home water softeners, conditioners, filtration systems, carbon filters, sediment filters, ultraviolet systems, and related components.- Reverse-osmosis systems, filters, membranes, storage tanks, faucets, feed-water connections, drain connections, tubing, and shutoff valves.- Drinking-water faucets, filtered-water faucets, kitchen fixtures, dispensers, utility fixtures, or other fixtures expressly listed in the Work Order.- Connections to existing water lines, drains, electrical outlets, or other pre-existing infrastructure only to the extent specifically described in the Work Order.AquaClear will perform reasonable visual inspection and leak-testing of Company-Installed Components at completion. Testing does not constitute a warranty of the property’s plumbing system, water pressure, drain system, electrical system, structural conditions, water chemistry, or future performance.4. Services and Conditions Excluded From ScopeUnless expressly included in a signed written change order, AquaClear does not inspect, repair, certify, replace, warrant, or assume responsibility for:- Pre-existing plumbing, fixtures, pipes, valves, shutoffs, angle stops, supply lines, drain lines, sewer lines, septic systems, irrigation systems, well systems, pumps, pressure tanks, pressure-reducing valves, water heaters, appliances, or electrical systems.- Galvanized piping, corroded piping, deteriorated fittings, scaled plumbing, brittle piping, worn threads, hidden leaks, defective valves, incompatible materials, or non-code-compliant conditions.- Existing line-pressure problems, pressure surges, water hammer, pressure-regulation issues, municipal water-service conditions, well-system conditions, or utility interruptions.- Structural, cabinet, countertop, backsplash, tile, drywall, paint, flooring, subflooring, wall, ceiling, trim, landscaping, or cosmetic restoration.- Water-quality testing, water chemistry testing, bacterial testing, contaminant testing, potability testing, well-water testing, laboratory testing, or regulatory certification.- Any promise concerning hardness, sulfur, iron, manganese, tannins, chlorides, sediment, bacteria, taste, odor, contaminant reduction, water pressure, flow rate, water quality, or system performance unless AquaClear provides a separate written performance rider signed by an authorized AquaClear representative.- Permits, inspections, engineering, code upgrades, electrical upgrades, drain upgrades, structural modifications, cabinet modifications, or accessibility work unless expressly included in the Work Order.5. Existing Conditions, Concealed Conditions, and Change OrdersCustomer represents that Customer has disclosed all known conditions that could affect installation, including prior leaks, plumbing repairs, water-pressure issues, water damage, mold, drainage issues, electrical defects, modifications, and access limitations.AquaClear is not responsible for concealed, latent, pre-existing, undisclosed, inaccessible, or reasonably unobservable conditions, including:- Hidden moisture, mold, mildew, rot, water damage, termite damage, or structural deterioration.- Internal corrosion, scale buildup, mineral accumulation, brittle piping, deteriorated seals, worn threads, or defective existing fittings.- Improper grounding, defective electrical wiring, insufficient electrical capacity, non-code-compliant outlets, or electrical hazards.- Undisclosed plumbing modifications, concealed valves, inaccessible drain lines, improper venting, defective sewer connections, or unauthorized prior work.- Damage caused by the age, condition, construction, prior installation, material composition, or removal of existing fixtures, countertops, cabinets, sinks, walls, floors, or plumbing.If unforeseen site conditions, hazards, code issues, structural deficiencies, access limitations, or additional work are discovered, AquaClear may suspend work until Customer approves a written change order describing the additional work, price, and schedule impact.AquaClear may decline to perform work where site conditions are unsafe, inaccessible, non-code-compliant, or likely to cause property damage.6. Limited One-Year Workmanship WarrantyAquaClear provides the original retail Customer a limited one-year workmanship warranty beginning on the date installation is completed.This Limited Workmanship Warranty covers only defects directly caused by AquaClear’s assembly, fitting, connection, or installation of Company-Installed Components. A covered defect must be reported in writing within the one-year warranty period.Subject to the limitations in this Agreement, AquaClear will, at its option:- Repair the covered installation defect.- Re-tighten or adjust the affected connection.- Replace the affected Company-Installed Component.- Provide another reasonable corrective measure for the specific covered workmanship defect.This Limited Workmanship Warranty applies only at the original installation address and only to the original retail Customer.7. Manufacturer Warranties and Product DefectsProduct design, product performance, material failure, manufacturing defects, component defects, filter performance, membrane performance, tank failure, faucet-cartridge failure, electronic-control failure, and other manufacturer-related issues are governed solely by the applicable manufacturer warranty, if any.AquaClear may assist Customer with a manufacturer warranty claim as a customer-service accommodation. AquaClear does not assume, extend, guarantee, or become responsible for any manufacturer warranty.AQUACLEAR DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT ANY EQUIPMENT WILL ACHIEVE A PARTICULAR WATER-QUALITY RESULT, HARDNESS LEVEL, TASTE, ODOR, CONTAMINANT-REDUCTION RESULT, FLOW RATE, PRESSURE LEVEL, BACTERIA-REDUCTION RESULT, IRON-REDUCTION RESULT, SULFUR-REDUCTION RESULT, OR USEFUL LIFE UNLESS AQUACLEAR EXPRESSLY PROVIDES A SEPARATE WRITTEN PERFORMANCE RIDER SIGNED BY AN AUTHORIZED AQUACLEAR REPRESENTATIVE.8. Warranty DisclaimerEXCEPT FOR THE EXPRESS LIMITED ONE-YEAR WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY STATED IN THIS AGREEMENT, AQUACLEAR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, ARISING FROM COURSE OF DEALING, USAGE OF TRADE, COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, OR OTHERWISE.AQUACLEAR DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY FLORIDA LAW.AQUACLEAR DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE EQUIPMENT, SERVICES, INSTALLATION, WATER SUPPLY, PLUMBING SYSTEM, WATER PRESSURE, DRAIN SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, OR PROPERTY WILL BE FREE FROM LEAKS, DAMAGE, DEFECTS, INTERRUPTION, OR FAILURE EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN THE LIMITED ONE-YEAR WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY.The conspicuous disclaimer above is intended to comply with Florida Statutes section 672.316, including the requirement that a disclaimer of merchantability mention “merchantability” and that a disclaimer of fitness be conspicuous.[2]9. Exclusive RemedyCUSTOMER’S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR A VALID COVERED WORKMANSHIP CLAIM IS, AT AQUACLEAR’S SOLE OPTION, REPAIR, RE-TIGHTENING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPLACEMENT OF THE AFFECTED COMPANY-INSTALLED COMPONENT.THE REMEDY STATED IN THIS SECTION IS AQUACLEAR’S ENTIRE OBLIGATION AND CUSTOMER’S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY CLAIM ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO ALLEGED DEFECTIVE INSTALLATION WORKMANSHIP, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY FLORIDA LAW.10. Limitation of LiabilityTO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY FLORIDA LAW, AQUACLEAR’S TOTAL, CUMULATIVE, AND AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THIS AGREEMENT, THE EQUIPMENT, THE SERVICES, OR ANY CLAIM OF DEFECTIVE WORKMANSHIP SHALL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT ACTUALLY PAID BY CUSTOMER TO AQUACLEAR FOR THE SPECIFIC INSTALLATION SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM.This limitation applies regardless of the legal theory asserted, including contract, warranty, negligence, strict liability, statutory claim, indemnity, or otherwise.Nothing in this Agreement limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited under applicable law.11. Exclusion of Consequential and Secondary DamagesTO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY FLORIDA LAW, AQUACLEAR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO THE EQUIPMENT, INSTALLATION, SERVICES, LEAKAGE, WATER INTRUSION, MALFUNCTION, WARRANTY CLAIM, OR ALLEGED DEFECT.Excluded damages include:- Water intrusion, water damage, moisture damage, and flood damage.- Mold, mildew, fungal growth, odor remediation, or environmental remediation.- Damage to cabinets, countertops, tile, flooring, subflooring, drywall, walls, ceilings, paint, trim, furniture, appliances, electronics, fixtures, personal property, or real property.- Cleanup, drying, restoration, demolition, reconstruction, repair, replacement, inspection, testing, or remediation costs.- Loss of use, loss of enjoyment, business interruption, lost revenue, lost profits, diminished property value, or delay damages.- Temporary housing, hotel, relocation, storage, transportation, or alternative-water costs.- Third-party plumbing, restoration, inspection, engineering, remediation, repair, or replacement bills.Nothing in this Agreement waives or limits a claim for intentional misconduct, fraud, gross negligence, or any other claim that cannot lawfully be waived or limited.12. AquaClear Is Not an InsurerAQUACLEAR IS NOT AN INSURER OF CUSTOMER’S HOME, BUILDING, PLUMBING, EQUIPMENT, CONTENTS, PERSONAL PROPERTY, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, OR BUSINESS OPERATIONS.The amount paid to AquaClear is based on the limited scope of the Services and does not include insurance coverage for leaks, water damage, mold, loss of use, business interruption, property restoration, or similar losses.Customer is responsible for maintaining homeowner’s insurance, renter’s insurance, commercial-property insurance, flood insurance, business-interruption insurance, and any other coverage Customer chooses to obtain.13. Customer Leak-Mitigation DutiesCustomer must inspect the Equipment and surrounding area periodically, including after installation, after filter changes, after service, after water interruptions, after power outages, and after periods of vacancy or absence.Upon observing or reasonably suspecting a leak, moisture, unusual water flow, abnormal pressure, drain backup, malfunction, or water intrusion, Customer must:- Immediately take reasonable action to isolate the water supply.- No later than two hours after discovery, shut off the applicable system feed valve, faucet supply valve, reverse-osmosis feed valve, equipment bypass valve, dedicated shutoff valve, or main water shutoff, as applicable.- Take reasonable emergency measures to prevent further loss.- Notify AquaClear in writing within 24 hours after discovery.- Document the condition with photographs or video when reasonably practical.- Preserve the allegedly defective component, affected fittings, tubing, valves, and other physical evidence when reasonably practical.Customer’s failure to timely isolate water, mitigate damage, preserve evidence, provide notice, or provide reasonable access may reduce or bar recovery for losses that could reasonably have been avoided, to the extent permitted by Florida law. Customer remains responsible for reasonable mitigation of all alleged losses.14. Notice, Inspection, Preservation of Evidence, and Right to CureCustomer must provide written notice of a claimed defect or warranty issue within 24 hours after discovery. Written notice must include the Customer’s name, installation address, contact information, date of discovery, a description of the claimed issue, and available photographs or videos.Customer must provide AquaClear reasonable and prompt access to inspect the Equipment, Company-Installed Components, related plumbing, work area, and alleged damage before authorizing non-emergency repairs by another party.Customer may perform emergency work necessary to stop active leakage, isolate water, or protect persons or property. Before performing non-emergency repairs, Customer must provide AquaClear a reasonable opportunity to inspect and cure the condition.Customer shall not discard, alter, destroy, conceal, or replace allegedly defective components before AquaClear has a reasonable opportunity to inspect them, except where removal is reasonably necessary to stop active leakage or prevent imminent property damage.Where emergency removal is necessary, Customer must preserve the removed component if reasonably possible and retain photographs, videos, invoices, estimates, reports, and other relevant evidence.15. Water Pressure and Operating ConditionsAquaClear may record available static water pressure at installation. Any recorded pressure is a limited observation at a particular time and location and is not a warranty of future pressure, pressure regulation, plumbing integrity, or system performance.AquaClear is not responsible for conditions caused by excessive pressure, low pressure, pressure surges, water hammer, utility interruptions, well-pump cycling, pressure-tank conditions, pressure-reducing-valve failure, thermal expansion, freezing, flooding, power loss, or conditions outside AquaClear’s control.16. Warranty ExclusionsThe Limited Workmanship Warranty does not cover any condition caused wholly or partly by:- Manufacturer defects, product defects, product recall, normal wear, deterioration, corrosion, material fatigue, or component failure not directly caused by AquaClear’s installation workmanship.- Existing or concealed plumbing defects, worn angle stops, corroded supply valves, defective drain lines, failed sewer lines, septic backup, existing water leaks, deteriorated fittings, incompatible plumbing materials, or non-code-compliant conditions.- Excessive pressure, pressure surges, water hammer, low pressure, well conditions, municipal water conditions, freezing, flooding, storms, lightning, fire, power failure, or other external events.- Drain blockage, drain backup, sewer backup, septic-system failure, improper drain configuration, inadequate air gap, inadequate drainage capacity, or failure of an existing drain connection.- Improper operation, misuse, abuse, neglect, lack of maintenance, failure to replace consumables, failure to maintain salt or media, failure to follow manufacturer instructions, or failure to maintain system access.- Unauthorized repair, installation, replacement, disconnection, relocation, alteration, modification, servicing, bypassing, or tampering by Customer or any third party.- Water chemistry, sediment, sulfur, iron, manganese, hardness, tannins, chlorides, bacteria, pH, total dissolved solids, contaminants, or water conditions outside the specified operating parameters of the Equipment.- Cosmetic damage, cracking, chipping, scratching, discoloration, deterioration, or damage related to pre-existing fixture condition, countertop condition, cabinet condition, sink condition, mounting-surface condition, or removal of existing equipment.17. Customer Access, Site Safety, and CooperationCustomer must provide safe, timely, and reasonable access to the installation area, Equipment, shutoff valves, bypass valves, drain connections, electrical outlets, plumbing lines, cabinets, garages, utility spaces, exterior access points, and other areas reasonably necessary for installation, service, inspection, or warranty work.Customer must disclose site hazards and ensure that the work area is reasonably safe. AquaClear may postpone, suspend, or decline work due to unsafe, unsanitary, inaccessible, hazardous, or materially changed site conditions.Customer is responsible for added costs, return visits, delays, storage costs, or additional Services caused by denied access, unsafe conditions, inaccurate information, undisclosed site conditions, unavailable utilities, unavailable decision-makers, or Customer-requested changes.18. Photography and Documentation AuthorizationCustomer authorizes AquaClear to photograph, video-record, and otherwise document the installation area, pre-existing conditions, plumbing connections, Equipment, water-pressure readings, work in progress, completed work, and later-reported conditions.AquaClear may use these records for:- Installation documentation.- Warranty administration.- Quality assurance and technician training.- Insurance, regulatory, lien, collections, and dispute-resolution matters.- Internal records and legal compliance.AquaClear will not use images that identify Customer or Customer’s property for public advertising or promotional use without separate consent.19. No Oral Representations; Entire AgreementThis Agreement, the applicable Work Order, invoice, signed change orders, electronic acceptance record, installation checklist, and manufacturer documentation delivered with the Equipment constitute the entire agreement between Customer and AquaClear concerning the Services and Equipment.Customer acknowledges that Customer is not relying on any oral promise, statement, representation, estimate, warranty, guarantee, or assurance not expressly stated in these written documents.NO ORAL STATEMENT, PROMISE, WARRANTY, REPRESENTATION, OR ASSURANCE MADE BY A SALES REPRESENTATIVE, FIELD TECHNICIAN, INSTALLER, EMPLOYEE, AGENT, OR OTHER PERSON MODIFIES THIS AGREEMENT OR CREATES ANY ADDITIONAL WARRANTY OR OBLIGATION.Any waiver, amendment, or modification must be in writing and signed or electronically accepted by Customer and an authorized AquaClear representative.20. Nontransferability and AssignmentThe Limited Workmanship Warranty is personal to the original retail Customer and applies only at the original installation address.The warranty does not transfer automatically upon sale, lease, assignment, change of occupancy, property transfer, relocation of Equipment, or transfer of ownership or possession.AquaClear may, in its sole discretion, approve a warranty transfer only after reinspection of the Equipment and written approval by an authorized AquaClear representative. AquaClear may charge a reasonable inspection or transfer fee where permitted by law.Customer may not assign a claim or rights under this Agreement without AquaClear’s prior written consent, except where assignment is required by applicable law.21. Florida Construction Lien Law Notice (AquaClear Solutions will only enforce if materials and/or services owed is equal to or greater than $2,500.00 US)THIS NOTICE MUST APPEAR IN AT LEAST 12-POINT, BOLDFACED, CAPITALIZED TYPE ON THE FRONT PAGE OR ON A SEPARATE PAGE SIGNED AND DATED BY THE PROPERTY OWNER WHEN FLORIDA STATUTES SECTION 713.015 APPLIES.ACCORDING TO FLORIDA’S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW (SECTIONS 713.001-713.37, FLORIDA STATUTES), THOSE WHO WORK ON YOUR PROPERTY OR PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SERVICES AND ARE NOT PAID IN FULL HAVE A RIGHT TO ENFORCE THEIR CLAIM FOR PAYMENT AGAINST YOUR PROPERTY. THIS CLAIM IS KNOWN AS A CONSTRUCTION LIEN. IF YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR FAILS TO PAY SUBCONTRACTORS, SUB-SUBCONTRACTORS, OR MATERIAL SUPPLIERS, THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE OWED MONEY MAY LOOK TO YOUR PROPERTY FOR PAYMENT, EVEN IF YOU HAVE ALREADY PAID YOUR CONTRACTOR IN FULL. IF YOU FAIL TO PAY YOUR CONTRACTOR, YOUR CONTRACTOR MAY ALSO HAVE A LIEN ON YOUR PROPERTY. THIS MEANS IF A LIEN IS FILED YOUR PROPERTY COULD BE SOLD AGAINST YOUR WILL TO PAY FOR LABOR, MATERIALS, OR OTHER SERVICES THAT YOUR CONTRACTOR OR A SUBCONTRACTOR MAY HAVE FAILED TO PAY. TO PROTECT YOURSELF, YOU SHOULD STIPULATE IN THIS CONTRACT THAT BEFORE ANY PAYMENT IS MADE, YOUR CONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE YOU WITH A WRITTEN RELEASE OF LIEN FROM ANY PERSON OR COMPANY THAT HAS PROVIDED TO YOU A “NOTICE TO OWNER.” FLORIDA’S CONSTRUCTION LIEN LAW IS COMPLEX, AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU CONSULT AN ATTORNEY.Florida Statutes section 713.015 requires this type of notice for certain direct residential contracts exceeding the statutory threshold and involving one-to-four-family dwellings; the statutory placement, formatting, signature, and dating requirements should be preserved in every applicable implementation.[5]22. Florida Chapter 558 Construction-Defect NoticeCHAPTER 558 NOTICE OF CLAIMCHAPTER 558, FLORIDA STATUTES, CONTAINS IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS YOU MUST FOLLOW BEFORE YOU MAY BRING ANY LEGAL ACTION FOR AN ALLEGED CONSTRUCTION DEFECT IN YOUR HOME. SIXTY DAYS BEFORE YOU BRING ANY LEGAL ACTION, YOU MUST DELIVER TO THE OTHER PARTY TO THIS CONTRACT A WRITTEN NOTICE OF ANY CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS YOU ALLEGE ARE DEFECTIVE IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THAT PARTY AN OPPORTUNITY TO RESOLVE THE DISPUTE BEFORE YOU FILE YOUR LAWSUIT.The Chapter 558 notice-and-cure procedure applies as provided by Florida law, including the statutory opportunity for inspection, response, repair, payment, settlement, or other resolution. The statutory contract notice reflects Florida Statutes section 558.005.[6]23. Pre-Suit Dispute ResolutionBefore filing litigation arising out of or relating to this Agreement, Customer and AquaClear shall use the following process to the extent permitted by law:1. Customer provides written notice describing the claimed issue, alleged defect, damage, and requested resolution.2. AquaClear receives a reasonable opportunity to inspect the premises, Equipment, Company-Installed Components, and relevant evidence.3. AquaClear may investigate, request records, perform reasonable testing, and offer to repair, adjust, replace, pay for repairs, settle, or deny the claim, subject to applicable law and Chapter 558 where applicable.4. If the dispute remains unresolved, either party may request non-binding mediation in the Florida county where the installation occurred.5. Litigation may proceed only after completion of applicable statutory pre-suit procedures and the contractual mediation process, unless emergency injunctive relief or another nonwaivable legal remedy is required.Nothing in this Agreement shortens, waives, alters, or defeats a mandatory statutory notice, cure, inspection, limitations, or procedural requirement.24. Governing Law, Venue, and Attorney’s FeesThis Agreement is governed by Florida law, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.Subject to mandatory venue rules that cannot lawfully be waived, exclusive venue for litigation arising from this Agreement shall be in the state court located in the Florida county where installation occurred, or the federal court with jurisdiction over that county.To the extent permitted by applicable law, the prevailing party in any action, proceeding, arbitration, mediation enforcement action, lien proceeding, or other dispute arising from this Agreement is entitled to recover reasonable attorney’s fees, taxable costs, and recoverable litigation expenses.25. Force MajeureAquaClear is not liable for delay, interruption, increased cost, or inability to perform caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control, including severe weather, hurricanes, tropical storms, flooding, fire, utility interruption, power outages, municipal water interruptions, well failure, supply shortages, manufacturer delays, transportation disruptions, labor disruptions, governmental action, public emergencies, or similar events.AquaClear’s performance deadline will be extended for a reasonable period following the event.26. SeverabilityIf a court finds any provision of this Agreement invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law, modified where legally permissible, or severed if modification is not possible.The remaining provisions will remain valid and enforceable.

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