Let's Clear the Water - Regan versus Regan

If you recently heard Michael S. Regan speaking passionately on World Water Day, you might have thought, "Wait, doesn't he own Regan Water?"

We appreciate the shout-out—even if it was unintentional—but let's clear things up, just like we clear up your water.

Who is Michael S. Regan?

He is the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). He recently spoke about the critical importance of addressing water challenges worldwide. On World Water Day, he emphasized the EPA’s ongoing efforts to ensure clean, safe water for all communities, highlighting the need to confront longstanding and pervasive water quality issues. You can read more about his statement here.

Who is Michael Regan Sexsmith?

Yours truly, operator of Regan Water along side his wife, Alexis (the owner). But here's the fun twist: While Administrator Regan tackles national water quality policy from Washington D.C., we at Regan Water—owned and operated locally by Michael Regan Sexsmith—bring clean water directly to your home and the entire Tampa Bay community.

At Regan Water, our mission is simple and essential: to provide personalized, reliable, and effective water filtration solutions in your home or business. The government is working on the problem. Does that mean you should have to wait to have clean water? I guess that depends on how much you want to put your life in the hand of our government.

Our water treatment solutions are available now. From custom-designed systems to regular maintenance and trusted local service, we're dedicated to ensuring your drinking water is crystal clear and free from harmful contaminants. And we share the EPA Administrator’s vision for cleaner water, and we doing something about it every day by installing and maintaining high-quality filtration systems for families and businesses like yours.

So remember, while Michael S. Regan and the EPA advocate for better water quality nationwide, Regan Water and Michael Regan Sexsmith are working tirelessly right here at home, making sure clean water is available for every household, every drop of the way.

Clean water. Done right.