About Baylife Water Filtration Solutions
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Who we are
We're a local company, and you deal with the owners. One of us comes to your home, tests your water and writes your quote. No call center.
Running lean, with no franchise overhead, is part of how we keep our prices fair, without the big-name markup.
How your water test works
- You ask for a test. Fill in the short form, and we'll call you to hear about your water and what you're looking for.
- We test your water at your home. On city water we measure hardness and chlorine or chloramine. On a well we measure iron, sulfur, pH and hardness. We show you each number on the spot and explain what it means for your fixtures, appliances and taste.
- You get a written quote. It's one total that includes installation and tax, and the price holds for 30 days. Signing the same day doesn't lower it, so take your time and compare.
- If you go ahead, your system is installed and we retest your water before we leave, so you can see the difference in the numbers.
The test is free. No card, no deposit and no trip charge, and there's no obligation to buy.
What our in-home test doesn't check
Our test doesn't check for bacteria or nitrates, and it can't tell you whether well water is safe to drink. For that, use a state-certified lab. We're glad to tell you what to ask for.
Who installs your system
Your system is installed by our certified installer. Where a permit is required, the installer pulls it before work starts. We stay your contact from start to finish: your test, your quote, your install day and any warranty claim.
Your quote, in writing
- The price holds for 30 days. If you sign within that time, the price in your quote is the price on your agreement.
- The balance is due after your install. If you pay a deposit when you sign, the rest is due when your install is finished.
- You have three business days to cancel. You can cancel until midnight of the third business day after you sign, for a full refund.
How we write our water guides
Our water guides explain Tampa Bay water in plain words. Here's how we make sure you can check them.
- Every number has a source. We use the published water quality report from your utility, and government and standards sources such as the U.S. Geological Survey, the EPA and NSF, and we link them in each guide.
- We say when we don't know. Some utilities don't publish a hardness figure. Where that's the case we say "not published", or we label an estimate as ours and show how we got it. Your free test measures your own water.
- We tell you what a system won't do. For example, a salt-free conditioner doesn't soften water, and our in-home test doesn't check for bacteria. Product certifications cover a specific model, so we name the model's certification only once your equipment is chosen.
- We write about your home, not your health. We describe what water does to glass, fixtures, appliances and taste. Questions about health belong with your doctor or a certified lab.
- Each guide shows the date we last reviewed it. We change that date only when we re-check the figures and sources, for example when a utility publishes a new report.
- Spot a mistake? Email hello@baylifeh2o.com. If we got something wrong, we fix it and update the review date.
Where we work
We serve homes in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Hernando, Bradenton and Sarasota. Check your ZIP code to see if we come to you, and what your utility reports about your water.
Get in touch
- Phone
- (656) 232-0123
- hello@baylifeh2o.com
- Hours
- Mon–Sat, 8am–6pm · Sun closed
- Location
- Tampa, FL
Ready to see what's in your water?
Request a call, and we'll hear about your water. There's no obligation.