We will be straight with you about Heathrow, because being honest is how we earn the call. Heathrow is a private, gated community of roughly 2,200 homes built in the 1980s on former farmland along the I-4 corridor, and the community itself is on municipal water. So, most Heathrow households are not on a private well for drinking water. Where we come in is the irrigation wells that keep the large, manicured lawns green, and the private wells on the surrounding unincorporated Seminole County lots near Lake Mary and Sanford.
Those wells draw from the Floridan Aquifer, commonly 100 to 400 feet down, through Central Florida limestone that leaves hardness and mineral scale inside pumps, pressure tanks, and check valves over time. An irrigation system that runs long cycles through the dry season wears faster than owners expect, and a failed irrigation pump can quietly cost a lot of landscaping.