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Ensuring 24/7 access to pure, healthy, germ-free water!

Consuming and using clean water is a prerequisite for leading a healthy life. Florida Water Control is all about analyzing water samples using the latest technology to ensure you have access to healthy, contaminant-free water. Our water testing lab is where our experts identify the levels of contaminants and minerals in your water samples. We take pride in following strict EPA guidelines when providing you with accurate water analysis reports. Our water specialists capitalize on their experience and resources to set water remediation goals for you. We aim to improve the water standards at your home because we care about you and your family!
Madina Sokolov, PhD in Neuroscience

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Contaminants found in water nationwide

Source: EWG

Our water testing services identify the accurate level of minerals and harmful substances in your water.

Since 2010, water testing has found pollutants in both tap and bottled water across America.

No. of microplastics in bottled water

10
Nestle
5
Bisleri
5
Gerolsteiner
4
Danone

Our Services

Did you know that the drinking water in Florida comes from aquifers that are located a few feet under the ground? It may sound interesting but the truth is that it just increases the chances of water contamination. At Florida Water Control, we offer the following services to ensure that your water has the right taste and quality.

  • Chlorine Testing
  • Lead Testing
  • Bacteria Testing
  • Pesticides Testing
  • pH Testing
  • Nitrite/Nitrate Testing

Chlorine Testing

We thoroughly analyze your water samples to determine the level of free chlorine. Excessive amounts of this mineral can be hazardous for your health.

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Lead Testing

Lead is a natural metal that contaminates your drinking water and can cause serious health problems in children as well as adults. We conduct lead testing in our laboratory to make sure that your water is free of lead and is completely safe and healthy for drinking and cooking purposes

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Bacteria Testing

Coli and fecal coliform bacteria can contaminate water by human and animal wastes. Some bacteria may not typically be harmful but some may cause short-term health problems. It’s important to get your water tested for bacteria to ensure the optimal health of your family.

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Pesticides Testing

Do you live in an area that’s packed with farms and/or is sprayed frequently with pesticides? The water you drink and use may be contaminated with pesticides.
We can help you find out if it’s true using our specialized tools, resources, and experience in water testing!.

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pH Testing

We also conduct pH testing of all water samples to identify the pH level. This test tells how acidic or alkaline your water is.
Our experts use the latest technology and the most effective resources at our water testing laboratory to conduct pH testing!

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Nitrite/Nitrate Testing

Nitrate/nitrite is one of the most common contaminants found in groundwater. High levels of these substances in your drinking water pose the risk of serious health effects, including blue baby disease.
Let our water specialists find out if your water is contaminated with nitrates and nitrates because we care about you and your family.

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How will I know if my water is unsafe?

Only a test can confirm contamination.

What are the potential health risks?

High levels of chlorine in drinking water can lead to an increased presence of THM toxins which have been known to cause adverse health effects.

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

  • Hair Damage, Skin Irritation, Blue-Green Stains On Fixtures
  • Chlorine Taste
  • Unpleasant Odor

What are the potential health risks?

  • Asthma
  • Bladder Cancer
  • Heart Desease

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

  • No Visible Sign
  • No Distinct Taste
  • No Distinct Odor

Only a test can confirm contamination.

Your public water system is required to notify you if your drinking water is unsafe, but privately-owned, individual water supply safety rests in the hands of its owner.

What are the potential health risks?

Lead exposure can affect almost every organ and system in the body. Young children, infants, and pregnant women are most susceptible to the effects of lead poisoning.

  • Cardiovascular Effects
  • Nervous System Damage
  • Reproductive Problems
  • Impaired Hearing
  • Decreased Kidney Function

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

  • No Visible Sign
  • No Distinct Taste
  • No Distinct Odor

Only a test can confirm contamination.

Your public water system is required to notify you if your drinking water is unsafe, but privately-owned, individual water supply safety rests in the hands of its owner.

What are the potential health risks?

E. coli outbreaks in water systems are rare, but exposure can have adverse health effects.

  • Vomiting
  • Fever
  • Stomach Issues
  • Gastrointestinal Issues
  • Hepatitis

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

If you live in an area that is heavily farmed and frequently sprayed with pesticides you are at greater risk but only a test can confirm contamination.

What are the potential health risks?

Exposure to pesticides can cause a wide range of adverse health effects because there are many different types of pesticides with varying chemical compositions. How long and how often you’re exposed also plays a role in the level of toxicity.

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

  • Below 7pH – Laundry Stains, Blue-Green Stains On Fixtures
    Above 7pH – Deposits On Dishes And Pipes/Fixtures
  • Below 7pH – Metallic Or Sour Taste
    Above 7pH – Deposits On Dishes And Pipes/Fixtures
  • Below 7pH – Metallic Odor
    Above 7pH – No Distinct Odor

A pH below 6.5 may indicate pipe corrosion. A pH above 8.5 may indicate hard water which can decrease the efficiency of water heaters. This can increase detergent and hot water use, raising costs for you and your family.

What are the potential health risks?

Low pH water may indicate an abundance of metal ions which can cause adverse health effects.

  • Stomach Ache
  • Kidney Disease
  • Nervous System Problems
  • Liver Disease

What are the potential health risks?

Increased levels of nitrates/nitrites can cause adverse health effects, especially for pregnant women and infants.

  • Blue Baby Syndrome In Infants
  • Respiratory Issues

How will I know if my water is unsafe?

  • No Visible Sign
  • No Distinct Taste
  • No Distinct Odor

Only a test can confirm contamination.

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We are committed to meeting our clients’ needs with no associations with any government structure.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Doesn’t my municipality already treat and test my water?
  • Isn’t bottled water better for you than tap water?
  • Don’t water filters remove important minerals from my water?
  • What exactly is soft water?
  • How Much Does a Water Softener Cost?

If your water comes from a public or municipal water system, it is regularly tested for contaminants regulated by federal standards, such as microbial pathogens, radioactive elements and organic and inorganic toxic chemicals. However, it is important to note that these tests are conducted at the source. Therefore, the quality of water that utilities create is not necessarily a measure of the quality that reaches your home. Over time pipes age and erode, and often water treatment or distribution systems are breached by unforeseen occurrences that result in boil water alerts.

Most municipalities address the issue of delivery to the home by treating water with chlorine to kill bacteria. However, their goal is to meet minimum federal requirements. Chlorine is commonly used to kill organic material in water thereby protecting the public from diseases such as typhoid, cholera and dysentery. It is also great for neutralizing color and odor. Unfortunately, it has come to light that the byproducts of chlorine can cause serious health problems. These by-products have made headlines and research to establish your own comfort level with each is important.

Taking charge of your own water with a municipal water solution eliminates your risk of dependence on third party providers and allows you to specifically remove the health risks that concern you.

Federal standards for bottled water are no stricter than standards for tap water. That means that federal regulations only require bottlers to test for a handful of the hundreds of known chemical contaminants. But there are other issues to consider such as cost, convenience and usability. It is a lot less expensive to own your own Drinking Water Station when you consider the time and costs associated with bottled water. Also, your drinking water system will allow you to use the water for many purposes including cooking without rationing. Treating your own water at home will eliminate the need for storing bulky plastic bottles and supply you with unlimited water, right on tap, at prices per litre that are much less than buying bottled water.

Another issue is that the use of bottled water is environmentally questionable when one considers the unnecessary costs of plastic generation, product transportation and empty bottle waste/recycling.

Studies have found that minerals in your drinking water make essentially no contribution to your health and may even be present in forms your body can’t absorb. Minerals in an inorganic state flow through our systems versus minerals in an organic state that are readily absorbed by our bodies. You are much better off maintaining a balanced diet that provides you with an adequate supply of important vitamins and minerals.

However, for those who do want to add healthy mineral into their drinking water, or if you’d just prefer the flavor of water with a bit of mineralization, water filtration companies offer the Mineral cartridge which can be included in the Drinking Water Station.

Make sure you choose the high quality materials.

Water very commonly contains hardness elements such as magnesium and calcium, dissolved rock, hence the description of hard water. Soft water is when these minerals are removed through a process known as ion exchange. If you have hard water, you may see staining or scaling build up on your sinks, tubs, showers and clothing; scaling deposits on your glassware; and damage due to scale in your pipes and appliances. You will also notice less lather from your shampoos/soaps and a filmy dryness feeling on your skin. Often, types of skin irritations are tied to hard water. All of these are symptoms of the need for softened water.

Hard water can also produce a rock-like scale that builds up in pipes, water heaters, plumbing fixtures, dishwashers and other water-related appliances. This scale will reduce water flow, clog valves and vents and create maintenance problems reducing the life of your appliances.

The average cost of a water softener is around $3000 for a base model, but some of the larger models the companies offer can cost as much as $8,000 or more. Your tech should test the water and measure the size of your home, check on the number of faucets you have and find out how many people there are in your household. If you have a larger than a normal house or have more contaminants, you’ll need a larger water softener.

Water softeners work effectively but may not be right for your home.

If the tech determines that you need more power than an ion or base model can provide, he or she will recommend one of the more advanced water softeners.

How Much Does Installation Cost?

At least $200 to install one of the base units. If you need one of the larger water softeners, it can cost up to $1000 to install it. This cost includes any special parts needed in the installation process and the labor used on the job.

LIFE WITH CLEAN WATER IS A HAPPY, HEALTHY LIFE

Get ready to upgrade your lifestyle by using pure, pollutant-free water for drinking purpose as well as all your house chores. Clean water is good for skin and clothes too and helps you save money in the long run.

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