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Ocean Ridge Water Report

Source · 2025 Consumer Confidence ReportZIPs: 33435
Overview

Ocean Ridge is served by City of Boynton Beach Utilities in Palm Beach County, Florida. The primary supply is groundwater (surficial aquifer). The utility uses chloramine as its residual disinfectant, and typical hardness is hard. This report summarizes the most recent municipal water characteristics alongside common homeowner concerns and the FYL solutions typically recommended for homes in this area.

Water Characteristics
City of Boynton Beach Utilities
Water Source
Groundwater (Surficial Aquifer)
Treatment Process
Lime Softening, Filtration, Chloramination
Typical Hardness
Hard
Residual Disinfectant
Chloramine
pH
8.0
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
245 mg/L
Fluoride
0.7 mg/L
Lead Compliance
In Compliance
PFAS Monitoring
Monitoring
Common Homeowner Concerns
What we see at the tap
  • Scale on fixtures
  • Chlorine odor
  • Dry skin
Recommended FYL Solutions
  • Chloramine is used to disinfect Ocean Ridge's water. Whole-home carbon filtration reduces the chemical taste and odor at every tap, shower, and appliance in the home.

  • Ocean Ridge runs hard water, which is the primary driver of scale on fixtures, shortened appliance life, and dry skin and hair after showering. A softener addresses the hardness itself, not just its symptoms.

  • Reverse OsmosisRecommended

    A dedicated under-sink RO tap delivers cleaner drinking and cooking water. A good match when the main complaint is how water tastes or smells straight from the kitchen faucet.

Municipal water information represents city-wide averages. Water quality can vary between neighborhoods, plumbing systems, home age, and individual properties. A complimentary in-home water analysis is the most accurate way to determine the best solution for your home.

Data Sources
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