Check today's water supply when planning treatment
Confirm your drinking-water provider on your bill. If you are an OUC water customer, its water-services page provides current treatment information and links to its water quality report.
OUC has announced a future reverse-osmosis water treatment plant in Lake Nona. That project announcement is not evidence that your home currently receives RO-treated utility water, and it does not identify the treatment needed at your taps.
Check your utility information
- OUC: water services and water quality information
- OUC: Lake Nona alternative water supply project announcement
Sources reviewed October 5, 2026. Utility information describes the named public system; it is not a test of your home's water. Best Home Water is independent of these utilities.
A practical checklist for your home and kitchen
If your home has a water-treatment loop, share a photo so we can review its location and connections. A loop alone does not establish drain access, power, bypass clearance, or the correct equipment size.
For kitchen RO, review space for the filter assembly and storage tank, a dedicated faucet location, and the cold-water and drain connections. Confirm any countertop or cabinet work in the proposal.
If equipment will be placed outdoors or in a visible location, discuss weather exposure, service access, and any applicable community requirements before settling on the layout.