Is the free water test really free?
Yes. Florida Water Analysis provides free in-home water testing with no cost, no obligation, and no pressure to purchase.
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How long does a water test take?
Most appointments take approximately 30 to 60 minutes depending on the property and water source.
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Do I need a water test before installing a filtration system?
Yes, it is highly recommended - and free! Testing helps identify the specific issues affecting your water so the most appropriate treatment solution can be recommended.
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What areas do you serve?
Florida Water Analysis serves homeowners from Gainesville and St. Augustine in the north down to Marco Island and Fort Lauderdale in the south, covering all areas in between.
Where is Florida Water Analysis Located?
Our main headquarters are located in Winter Haven, Florida. However, we have representatives scattered all across the state. These service and testing technicians are dedicated to serving our prospective and current customers in their areas. We believe having local employees that know the area is a better plan than traveling employees that may not be there when you need them
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How long does water filtration installation take?
Most whole-home water filtration systems can be installed within 2–4 hours, depending on the type of system and your home's plumbing configuration. Our experienced installers aim to complete the work efficiently with minimal disruption.
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Do you offer maintenance for water filtration systems?
Yes. Florida Water Analysis offers annual service and maintenance plans for all FWA installed water filtration systems, and in many cases, competitors systems keeping them operating efficiently and effectively year after year.
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Which contaminants do your water systems remove?
Depending on your water test results and the system installed, water filtration can help reduce or remove hardness, chlorine, iron, sediment, tannic acid or tannins, sulfur, unpleasant taste, odor, chemicals, and many other contaminants or water quality concerns. We can also fix low or high pH in water, which may cause plumbing issues.
How long has Florida Water Analysis been in business?
The owner, Geno Yauchler started in water treatment as a Water Quality Association Certified Installer in 1990. He then advanced through the ranks serving as a sales representative, then as a business partner and branch manager. After that company was sold, he used his 20 years of experience to open Florida Water Analysis in 2010.
What Makes Florida Water Analysis different?
We have a group of experienced team members who know how to diagnose your water properly. Most water treatment companies use the same system on all water supplies. Without the necessary knowledge or proper testing equipment, you won't know when special treatment is needed. We also follow up after installation. We won't quit until we know you, the customer, are satisfied with our services.
Your Free Water Test: What to Expect
Wondering what happens during a free water test with Florida Water Analysis? Here’s what to expect before, during, and after your appointment.
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What happens during a free water test?
A Florida Water Analysis technician will test your water in your home and check for common water quality concerns such as hardness, iron, pH, and chlorine. Additional testing may be carried out depending on your water source and the conditions affecting your water.
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Will I be able to see my water test results?
Yes. The testing is carried out in your home, so you can see the process and results for yourself. Your technician will explain what they are testing, talk you through the findings, and answer any questions you may have.
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What happens after my water test?
Once the testing is complete, your technician will explain the results and, if appropriate, discuss water treatment options based on your home's water conditions. You can ask questions and decide whether you would like to take any further action.
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Do I have to buy anything after my free water test?
No. There is no obligation to purchase a water treatment system after your test, and it is completely fine to say no. The purpose of the appointment is to help you understand your water and the options available to you.