Conway is one of southeast Orlando's older lake communities, built up around the Conway Chain of Lakes since the 1850s. Much of it is on utility water today, so we will be straight with you: not every Conway home is on a well. Wells are found on established lakefront lots and larger, older properties, as well as on many homes that keep a private irrigation well to water a lawn that runs down to the water.
For those wells, the water comes from the Floridan Aquifer, commonly 100 to 400 feet down, and it runs through Central Florida limestone, so hardness and mineral scale build up inside pumps, pressure tanks, and check valves over time. On a lakeside irrigation system that runs long cycles, that wear shows up faster than most homeowners expect.