Water Quality & Safety
Water Quality Testing
Quick Definition
Comprehensive laboratory analysis of drinking water to identify contaminants and ensure family safety
Water quality testing involves professional analysis of your drinking water to detect harmful contaminants like bacteria, chemicals, heavy metals, and other pollutants that can affect your family's health.
What You Need to Know
Municipal water treatment doesn't remove all contaminants, and private wells aren't regulated by the EPA. Testing can identify over 100 different contaminants, from bacteria and viruses to pesticides and industrial chemicals.
Why It Matters for Your Home
Water quality can change due to aging infrastructure, seasonal variations, nearby contamination sources, or treatment system failures. Regular testing ensures your family isn't exposed to harmful levels of contaminants.
How Water Testing Works
Professional testing involves collecting samples in sterile containers and analyzing them at EPA-certified laboratories. Comprehensive panels test for bacteria, chemicals, heavy metals, and other health-threatening substances.
When to Get Professional Help
Annual testing is recommended for private wells, and any time you notice changes in taste, odor, or appearance of your water. New homeowners should test immediately to establish baseline water quality.
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