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Hialeah shop floor and restaurant water service

Bottleless Water Coolers in Hialeah, FL

Hialeah is one of Miami-Dade County's leading centers for business and employment, with more than 224,000 residents in about 20 square miles.

Manufacturers, retailers, restaurants and national brands all play a major role in the city's economy.

Filter step for a bottleless water cooler

Shop floors, stores and restaurant kitchens

On a manufacturing or shop floor, the break area has to keep up with the whole crew, so start with headcount and whether people want ice. A store may only need a compact unit in a back room, and a restaurant may want staff water kept separate from the kitchen line.

Our visit looks at team size, where the unit will go and how it will be used. Then we install it and keep up with filters, maintenance and repairs.

Hialeah's two sources of water

The City of Hialeah buys water wholesale from Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department and also shares a reverse osmosis plant with the county. That plant draws from the Upper Floridan Aquifer, a deep, brackish groundwater source, and sends half of its output into Hialeah's distribution system.

The city asks residents to sign up for its Alert Center to receive advisories such as boil water notices.

Filtration options for Hialeah businesses

The AF-500 and the AF-8020 both use ultra-filtration or reverse osmosis with adjustable cooling, and the AF-8020 runs a 9-stage process for advanced filtration needs. The AF-8000 is a 5-stage reverse osmosis dispenser offered in stand-up and countertop models.

Frequently asked questions

Does Hialeah have its own reverse osmosis plant?

The city and Miami-Dade County share one. It draws from the brackish Upper Floridan Aquifer and splits its output between the city and the county's northwest service area.

Can you set up a reverse osmosis cooler for a business?

Yes. The AF-500, AF-8000 and AF-8020 all offer reverse osmosis or ultra-filtration.

How do I hear about boil water notices in Hialeah?

The city sends advisories through its Alert Center, which residents can sign up for.

Tell us about your Hialeah shop, store or restaurant and we will recommend a setup.