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Citrus County · the Tsala Apopka lakes

Well pump service in Inverness, FL

The Tsala Apopka chain of lakes, the Withlacoochee, and a springs coast at Crystal River and Homosassa.

Under Inverness

The ground around Inverness.

Inverness sits on the Tsala Apopka chain of lakes beside the Withlacoochee River. To the west, Citrus County’s coast is springs country too: Kings Bay at Crystal River and the Homosassa River are fed by the same Floridan aquifer.

Citrus County’s limestone is close to the surface in many areas, and sinkholes are common across this part of Florida.

The water

Hard water, sulfur smell and iron are the usual well complaints. Toward the coast, salt water and storm surge are part of the picture: Hurricane Idalia’s surge flooded parts of Crystal River in 2023.

Permits

Citrus County is in the Southwest Florida Water Management District, which permits well construction, repair and abandonment and publishes a list of licensed water well contractors.

Inverness questions

Asked around Inverness.

More in the full list of 34 well water questions.

Who permits wells in Citrus County?

The Southwest Florida Water Management District. It permits well construction, repair and abandonment and lists licensed water well contractors on its website.

Is coastal flooding a risk to my well?

Yes. Storm surge can push salt water and contamination into a well. After any flooding, don’t drink the water until it’s disinfected and tested, and have the pump’s wiring checked before turning it on.

Does Living Water serve Citrus County?

Yes. Citrus County is in the company’s listed service area. Call (352) 317-7330 to check your location.

Call the springs-country pump people

Water quit? Water stinks? Call Living Water.

Well pumps, pressure tanks and custom water treatment from Trenton, across Gilchrist, Levy, Dixie, Alachua, Marion, Citrus and Sumter counties.

Call (352) 317-7330