Your utility publishes a water-quality report every year — system-wide averages for hardness, chlorine, disinfection byproducts, and more. OUC's 2024 report, for example, lists average hardness at 129 ppm and chlorine at 1.2 ppm. Useful numbers — but they're averages across the whole distribution system. They can't tell you what's coming out of your tap, through your pipes, on your street.
That's what the free in-home water test is for.
What happens during the test.
A local water specialist comes to your home and tests your water right in front of you — hardness, chlorine, TDS (total dissolved solids), pH, and iron — and shows you every result on the spot. No samples shipped to a lab, no waiting weeks. The visit takes about 30–45 minutes, including a plain-English walkthrough of what your numbers actually mean.
What it costs.
Nothing. The test is free, with no obligation and no pressure. Get your $100 gift card for dinner just for having your water tested — take your family to dinner!
What it's not.
It's not a sales pitch in disguise. You get your actual numbers either way. If equipment is recommended, it's tied directly to a measured problem — and you're free to say no. Plenty of homeowners book just to know their numbers. That's a perfectly good reason to schedule.
One honest note: the in-home test doesn't measure lead or radium — those take a certified lab sample. But hardness, chlorine, TDS, pH, and iron cover the problems most Orlando homes actually deal with every day: scale, spots, stiff laundry, dry skin, and chlorine taste and smell.
Who should book one.
- New homeowners — know what you're working with before problems show up.
- Spots on dishes, scale on faucets, stiff laundry — find out exactly how hard your water is.
- Chlorine taste or smell — see the number, then decide what to do about it.
- Well owners — your water isn't covered by a utility report at all. Test it.
- Anyone who's just curious — the test is free either way.
Book your free water test now — pick your time →
Or call (407) 972-1620 with questions. Know your water. Then decide.
What's in your water? Utility reports are system-wide averages — nobody has tested your tap. Schedule your free in-home water test and find out. Get your $100 gift card for dinner just for having your water tested — take your family to dinner! Or learn more at orlandowaterfiltrationpros.com.