Coral Springs office, retail and home water service
Bottleless Water Coolers in Coral Springs, FL
Coral Springs was incorporated in 1963 and covers 23.93 square miles in northwestern Broward County. With approximately 134,000 residents, it is the fifth-largest city in the county.
The city's financial report lists Broward County Schools, Publix, the city itself, Broward Health Coral Springs and Fiserv among its largest employers. That mix means offices, shopping-center tenants, clinics and many homes.
Offices, storefronts and clinics
A shopping-center tenant and a clinic waiting room both want a unit that fits a small footprint, while an office break room cares about hot water and ice. Tell us how many people use the space and we will size the unit.
We look at team or household size, where the unit will go and how it will be used, then install it and look after maintenance, filter replacement and repair.
Coral Springs has four water utilities
The city's 2024 water quality report lists three other utilities inside the corporate limits: North Springs Improvement District, Coral Springs Improvement District and Royal Waterworks. Which utility serves you depends on where you are in the city, so check your water bill.
For the city's own plant, the report says the water is groundwater from the Biscayne Aquifer, pumped from 18 production wells drilled as deep as 145 feet. It then goes through conventional lime softening, which removes dissolved minerals such as iron and hardness, and is filtered and disinfected with chloramines. The report counts 9 potential sources of contamination for the system, all at a low level of concern. The city's plant lists 954.345.2160 for questions.
Equipment for offices and shops
The AF-5000 is a commercial-grade model with hot and cold dispensing for offices and other high-traffic areas. The AF-3000 comes in stand-up and compact countertop models, which suits a storefront with limited space. For a break room that wants ice, the AF-i16 produces up to 165 lbs of ice per day and also dispenses hot and ambient water.
Frequently asked questions
Who provides drinking water in Coral Springs?
The city runs its own water plant, and three other utilities operate inside the city limits, according to the city's 2024 report. Check your water bill to see which one serves your address.
Do you install in shopping-center storefronts?
Yes. We install in storefronts, offices and clinics as well as homes.
Can you add ice to an office break room?
Yes. The AF-Ice 900 and the AF-i16 both produce ice.
Related
Nearby areas: Pompano Beach, Sunrise, Plantation and Boca Raton. See all service areas.
Water coolers by industry: Offices, Schools and Medical offices. See all industries.
Running an office, shop or clinic in Coral Springs? Tell us how many people the water needs to serve.
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