TDS reading
We use a digital meter to show total dissolved solids in parts per million. It is a snapshot of what is dissolved in the water, not a pass-or-fail score.
Orlando & Central Florida homes
City water and well water need different checks. We come to your home, do a practical water test, and explain the readings so you can understand what the next step should address.
What this visit is
The water source changes what is useful to check. That is why we separate city-water and well-water visits instead of using one checklist for every home.
City water testing
Municipal water has already been treated by the utility. The home visit focuses on the readings and everyday issues that can still matter at your tap, such as chlorine, hardness, dissolved solids, and soap residue.
We use a digital meter to show total dissolved solids in parts per million. It is a snapshot of what is dissolved in the water, not a pass-or-fail score.
A reagent check shows whether chlorine is present at your tap. That helps explain a pool-like smell or taste.
We check for the minerals behind scale, cloudy glassware, and buildup on fixtures.
A simple wash test helps show how your water behaves with soap and why it may leave residue behind.
Well water testing
A private well is its own water source. The visit begins with how the well is performing, then checks the common issues that can change treatment, including iron, pH, hardness, and sulfur odor.
We start with how the well delivers water to the home, because treatment has to match the way the system runs.
A color-based check helps identify iron and the water conditions that affect treatment choices.
We use a drop-count test to check the minerals that cause scale and affect system sizing.
We check for the rotten-egg odor that is common in some Central Florida wells and changes the treatment plan.
The next step comes from the readings and your water source, not from a one-size-fits-all recommendation.
You see the readings we take at your home.
We explain what each reading can and cannot tell you.
If treatment makes sense, we match the recommendation to your water source and the issues found.
Local team, practical process
Questions about the visit
No. This is an in-home water test and diagnosis. It gives you practical readings for the water at your tap or well so the next step can fit your home.
City water and well water start with different questions. For city water, we check readings related to dissolved solids, chlorine, hardness, and how the water behaves with soap. For a private well, we also look at flow and pressure, iron, pH, hardness, and sulfur odor.
Yes. Seagull tests private well water across Central Florida. Because wells can differ from one home to the next, the visit starts with your actual water rather than a generic recommendation.
We walk through the readings with you and explain the options that fit the water source and the issues found. A city-water solution may be very different from a well-water solution.