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WILTON MANORS · WATER TESTING

Home Water Testing in Wilton Manors

Jorge Canela tests water free at Wilton Manors homes: he checks chloramine, hardness, TDS and pH at your tap, explains the results in plain words and recommends only what fits. The city's annual Water Quality Report shows what Wilton Manors delivers from Fort Lauderdale; a tap test shows what actually reaches your glass. For bacteria, lead or PFAS, a state-certified lab is the right tool.

Start with the city's report

Wilton Manors posts its Water Quality Report each June. The 2025 edition covers testing from January through December 2025 and is on the city's Water Quality Reports page. Useful lines:

  • Source: Prospect Wellfield, Biscayne Aquifer.
  • Treatment: lime softening and filtration at Fiveash during 2025.
  • Chloramines: average 2.12 ppm, range 0.6 to 2.9.
  • Sodium: 28.2 ppm.
  • Disinfection byproducts: TTHM 44.3 ppb and HAA5 43.3 ppb (highest locational averages), under limits of 80 and 60.

Questions go to the Utilities Department at (954) 390-2190.

What the free in-home test covers

CheckWhy it matters
ChloramineTaste, odor, filter choice
HardnessWhether a softener is needed
TDSHow much RO will change taste
pHEquipment and taste
Iron (if relevant)Stains, especially from wells

See what happens during a home water assessment.

When to use a certified lab

  • Lead: if your home has older plumbing or you received a service line letter.
  • Bacteria and nitrate: for any private drinking well.
  • PFAS: only certified labs using EPA methods can measure these.

Details: home screening vs. lab analysis.

Good moments to test

  • After Fort Lauderdale's move to the Prospect Lake plant settles, since the city warned of temporary changes.
  • Before buying any treatment equipment.
  • After plumbing work or a remodel.
  • If taste, color or smell changes and stays changed.

Questions worth bringing to the visit

The test is more useful when Jorge knows what prompted it. Bring a note of anything you have noticed: a smell in the shower, spots on glass, a change in taste since September 2026 when Fort Lauderdale began moving to the Prospect Lake plant, or a letter about your service line. If you rent, tell him what you are allowed to install. If you run a business, list the equipment that uses water, from ice machines to washers. Those details decide which readings matter most and keep the recommendation focused on your actual situation, not a standard package.

After the visit

You get the readings, an explanation of what each one means for your home, and a recommendation only if something is worth fixing. Many visits end with no purchase at all. If something needs a certified lab, Jorge tells you which test to ask for.

Book it

Call, text or WhatsApp Jorge at (305) 793-5974. The visit is free, with no obligation.

Updated 2026-10-17 · Living Waters · Jorge Canela, Water Quality Specialist

Common questions

Is the water test really free?

Yes. Jorge tests at your home and explains the results with no obligation.

Where is the Wilton Manors Water Quality Report?

On the city's Water Quality Reports page; it is issued each June.

Can Jorge test for lead or PFAS?

No. Those need a state-certified lab.

Who tests the city water?

Wilton Manors does the required sampling and reporting for its system; Fort Lauderdale tests at its plants.

How long does the visit take?

Usually less than an hour, including the explanation.

Do I need to be home?

Yes. Jorge tests at your tap and explains the results in person.

FREE IN-HOME WATER TEST

Book your free water test.

Send your details and Jorge will reach out to schedule a free test at your home. No cost, no obligation, and the results explained in plain words.

  • Tested at your kitchen table
  • Itemized quote before anything is installed
  • City water or well water
  • English & Spanish

No commitment. Jorge will contact you to schedule.

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