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At Rolando's Home Service, we proudly serve homeowners throughout Central Florida, providing expert whole house water filter and softener solutions tailored to meet the region’s unique water quality challenges. Whether you’re in Orlando, Winter Park, Clermont, or any of the surrounding areas, our team is dedicated to delivering fast, reliable service that ensures cleaner, healthier water for your home.

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• How long does a water filtration installation take?

  A typical water filtration system installation by Rolando’s Home Service takes 2-4 hours, depending on the complexity of the system, plumbing requirements, and the type of water filter or reverse osmosis unit. Our experienced technicians ensure a smooth process, quickly enhancing your water supply with clean, purified drinking water.

• What are the signs that my water softener needs repair?

  Signs your water softener may need repair include hard water buildup on fixtures, stiff clothing after laundry, decreased water pressure, or a salty taste. You might also notice soap scum and reduced water softening effectiveness. If the system isn’t regenerating or has issues with the brine tank, contact us for quick repairs.

• Can I upgrade my existing water filtration system?

  Yes, you can upgrade your current water filtration system with advanced technology like reverse osmosis, activated carbon filtration, or whole-house water filtration systems. We can also add features like app-based monitoring or improved water purification solutions to meet your needs.

• What’s the difference between a water filter and a water softener?

  A water filter removes contaminants such as chlorine, sediment, and bacteria from your water supply, improving taste and safety. On the other hand, a water softener uses ion exchange to remove hard minerals like calcium and magnesium, preventing limescale buildup and improving the efficiency of appliances like water heaters and washing machines.

• What are the benefits of water filtration and softener installation?

  Installing a water filtration system removes contaminants like chlorine, lead, and bacteria, improving taste and ensuring safer drinking water. A water softener prevents hard water buildup, protecting appliances, enhancing skin and hair health, and improving water heating efficiency. Together, they ensure cleaner, safer water and extend the life of your plumbing and appliances.

• Do you offer warranties on water filtration and softener systems?

  Yes, we offer warranties on both the equipment and workmanship for all our water filtration and softener system installations. These warranties cover defects in the water softening system, water filtration units, and associated components, ensuring long-term peace of mind for your investment.

• What are the different types of water filtration and softener systems?

  Choosing the right water filtration and softener systems is crucial for improving your home’s water quality. Here’s a look at the main options:

  • Whole-House Water Filtration Systems: Filters water at the main source, providing clean, purified water from every tap. It improves taste and removes odor and contaminants, making water safe for drinking, cooking, and bathing.
  • Reverse Osmosis Systems: Utilizes a semipermeable membrane to remove impurities like lead, chlorine, and viruses, delivering ultra-pure drinking water.
  • Salt-Based Water Softeners: Uses ion exchange to remove calcium and magnesium, softening hard water to protect your skin, hair, and appliances.
  • Salt-Free Water Conditioners: Prevents scale buildup by altering mineral structure and maintaining plumbing and appliances without adding sodium to your water supply.

• How often should I replace my water filter?

  Most water filters should be replaced every 6-12 months, depending on water usage, the type of water filtration system, and the level of contaminants like sediment, chlorine, and microplastics in your tap water. Regular replacement ensures optimal performance and contaminant removal and maintains good water pressure.

• Can hard water affect my plumbing?

  Yes, hard water causes mineral buildup in pipes, which reduces water pressure and can lead to leaks or even corrosion over time. Installing a water softener or water softening system can prevent these issues and extend the life of your plumbing and appliances.

• Is a salt-based or salt-free water softener better?

  A salt-based water softener uses ion exchange to remove calcium and magnesium, softening hard water and preventing limescale buildup. A salt-free water conditioner prevents scale buildup by altering the mineral structure without adding sodium. The choice depends on your water preferences, environmental considerations, and whether you want to avoid sodium chloride.

• How does reverse osmosis work?

  Reverse osmosis uses a semipermeable membrane to filter out contaminants like lead, chlorine, bacteria, and heavy metals, providing ultra-pure drinking water for your home. It’s an effective solution for removing microscopic particles and microplastics from tap water.

• What causes low water pressure in my filtration system?

  Low water pressure can be caused by clogged filters, a malfunctioning control valve, sediment buildup, or leaks in the system. Regular maintenance, such as replacing filters and inspecting valves and pipes, helps prevent these issues and ensures proper system performance.

• How does a brine tank work in a water softener?

  A brine tank in a salt-based water softener holds the sodium chloride solution used during the ion exchange process to remove calcium, magnesium, and other hard minerals from the water. The brine regenerates the resin beads in the system, restoring its ability to soften the hard water.