Scottsmoor sits at the north end of Brevard County, a small community of about 700 people (2020 census) between I-95 and the Indian River Lagoon, with the Volusia County line to the north. US 1, the old Dixie Highway, runs through it. James Garvin settled the area in 1861 on a Spanish land grant. (Scottsmoor, Florida)
Call (321) 220-9883Rural wells, rural distances
Most homes in Scottsmoor are on large lots, and most rely on their own well. That makes a pump failure an immediate problem. What we see:
- Submersible pumps on deeper household wells.
- Surge damage after storms off the lagoon.
- Brackish or sulfur water near the lagoon, which is hard on fittings and tanks.
Help the contractor find you
Give your road and the nearest US 1 cross street. Rural driveways can be hard to spot.
Common questions
Do you really come out to Scottsmoor?
Yes. Scottsmoor is part of our north Brevard service area.
Why does my well water taste salty?
Shallow wells near the lagoon can pull brackish water. It's a well and water quality issue, and worth raising when you call.
What if the pump is far from the house?
Long wire runs are common out here. A contractor can test for voltage drop and wire damage.