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Service in Mérida and Yucatán

Water Treatment in Mérida

Water treatment for industry, hotels and hospitals in Yucatán, where the karst aquifer delivers extremely hard water.

Years of experience
17
Clients invoiced since 2018
98
Of monthly clients renew
94%
  • Service across Yucatán
  • EMA-accredited laboratories
  • Reply within 24 business hours
NOM:
 
Mexico’s official standards
EMA:
 
Mexico’s laboratory accreditation body
COFEPRIS:
 
Mexico’s federal health regulator
CONAGUA:
 
Mexico’s National Water Commission

Why choose us

Why work with us in Mérida

  • Coverage across Yucatán

    We serve Mérida, Progreso, Valladolid and the industrial areas of the state

  • Karst water specialists

    Solutions designed for the high hardness of the Yucatán aquifer

  • 17 years of experience

    Serving industry and hotels since 2009

  • Accredited laboratories

    We test in EMA-accredited laboratories, with official validity for COFEPRIS and CONAGUA

The local challenge

The extreme hardness of Yucatán water

The karst aquifer of the Yucatán Peninsula produces water with some of the highest hardness levels in Mexico. That causes serious problems in industrial and hotel facilities:

  • Boiler damageScale insulates the heating surfaces, raises gas consumption and shortens service life
  • Clogged pipingCalcium deposits reduce flow and pressure
  • Reverse osmosis membrane damageWithout pretreatment, the membranes foul quickly
  • Higher detergent useDetergents and soaps work less effectively
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What we measure in Mérida

Minimum
180
Median
360
Maximum
428

Total hardness in mg/L as CaCO₃ from 67 tests of municipal and well water in Mérida. Above 180 mg/L, water is very hard: it forms scale in boilers, water heaters and membranes, and calls for a water softener or chemical treatment.

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Regional coverage

Service areas in Yucatán

We serve the entire Mérida metropolitan area and the main cities of the state.

  • Historic Center
  • Periférico Norte
  • Periférico Sur
  • Ciudad Industrial
  • Hotel Zone
  • Progreso
  • Valladolid
  • Izamal

Contact us about Mérida

Hours (Cancún time)
Monday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
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Water treatment in Mérida: frequently asked questions

For clients in Yucatán

How hard is the water in Mérida?

In our 67 analyses of municipal and well water in Mérida, total hardness ranged from 180 to 428 mg/L as CaCO₃, with a median of 360: very hard water. It comes from the karst aquifer of the Yucatán Peninsula, which is rich in calcium carbonate.

Do you serve the whole state of Yucatán?

Yes. We cover the whole state, including Mérida, Progreso, Valladolid, Tizimín, Izamal and industrial areas such as the Periférico ring road and the Mérida–Progreso highway.

Which solution do you recommend for hard water?

It depends on the application: ion-exchange water softeners for boilers and general processes, reverse osmosis where low salinity is required, or chemical treatment for cooling towers.

How much does a water test cost?

The price depends on the type of test (drinking or service water under NOM-127, Mexico’s drinking water standard, pools, Legionella), the number of samples and how often you sample. We offer packages for periodic monitoring and send a written quote at no cost.

Can you help with CONAGUA (national water commission) permits?

Yes. We advise on water concession titles, discharge permits and compliance with permit conditions, and we prepare the technical documentation required.

Coverage across the Yucatán Peninsula

We also provide water treatment services in:

Need water treatment in Mérida?

A hardness test of your facility’s water and a proposal for a water softener, boiler or cooling tower treatment