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Southwest Florida pilot · Coverage requests
Find out what’s going on with your Florida home’s water.
Check whether your ZIP is in our pilot area, then request review for a possible no-cost basic water test. A provider and visit are not guaranteed. If matched, the provider explains the scope and results.
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No purchase required
- Clear scope: know what the visit covers before you submit.
- Limited contact: no more than one matched provider may receive the request.
- Honest disclosure: the provider may recommend paid treatment after testing.
What happens
A straightforward three-part process
We check coverage
Requests in the launch area are evaluated for one participating provider with matching ZIP coverage and capacity.
A professional visits
If coverage is available, the provider coordinates the visit, performs basic on-site checks and explains possible next steps.
Coverage
Where requests are being considered
The pilot ZIP list covers parts of Southwest Florida, including Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, Englewood, Rotonda West, Placida, Boca Grande and Wellen Park. A ZIP match means only that the address is in the pilot area. It does not confirm an active provider or an appointment. Provider coverage and capacity are checked after a request is submitted.
The first form step shows whether the ZIP is in the pilot area before asking for contact details. Outside that area, a request is waitlisted and not sent to a provider. Inside it, a request may remain pending if no provider is available. You can browse local water-treatment companies without submitting a request.
About two minutes
Request your free water test
Start with the property ZIP. Contact information comes last.
Directory browsing stays private. You enter the connection service only by completing this form and checking the final consent box.
Step 1 of 8Secure request
Know before the visit
What a basic in-home water test can—and cannot—tell you
What might be checked?
Basic on-site methods commonly screen conditions such as hardness, chlorine, pH, iron, sulfur odor or dissolved solids. The exact checks depend on the provider and water source; ask what each result means.
Is this a safety certification?
No. An in-home screening is not a certified laboratory analysis and should not be used to declare water safe or unsafe. Health or contaminant concerns may require a state-certified laboratory or the local utility.
Why is the visit free?
Participating providers offer the basic visit as a way to evaluate water needs and may recommend equipment, installation or service. You are not required to purchase anything.
Who receives my information?
I'm Moving to Florida stores the request and may share it with no more than one participating provider matched to your ZIP. Ordinary directory browsing is not turned into a lead.
No form required
Learn about Florida water before — or instead of — requesting a visit
Everything below is free to read and none of it creates a lead.
- Hard water in Florida: signs, official local data and what actually helps — our sourced guide, including how to read a utility water report.
- Reverse osmosis vs. whole-house filtration and well water vs. city water in Florida.
- Local company directories: Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, North Port, or all Florida water-treatment companies.
Water facts referenced on this page come from official sources: the Charlotte County Utilities FAQ, the City of Punta Gorda 2025 Consumer Confidence Report, North Port Utilities and the USGS Water Science School. Sources checked September 1, 2026.