Water Quality Testing
Stand-alone Test: $240
Combo with Home Inspection: $115
A water quality test is an analysis of the chemical, physical, and microbiological characteristics of a property's water supply. This type of test is typically conducted by certified laboratories or qualified professionals specializing in water quality assessment.
During a water quality test, samples of the water from the property's source, such as a well, municipal supply, or private water system, are collected and analyzed for various parameters. These parameters may include pH levels, turbidity, dissolved solids, heavy metals, minerals, bacteria, viruses, pesticides, and other contaminants.
The purpose of a water quality test is to assess the safety, potability, and suitability of the water for its intended use, such as drinking, cooking, bathing, or irrigation. By identifying any potential contaminants or issues, property owners can take appropriate measures to address them, such as installing water treatment systems, implementing maintenance practices, or seeking alternative water sources.
Water quality tests are particularly important for properties that rely on well water or private water systems, as they help ensure the health and safety of occupants and compliance with regulatory standards. They are also valuable for homeowners concerned about the taste, odor, or appearance of their water, as well as for buyers considering properties with private water sources.
Overall, a comprehensive water quality test provides valuable information for property owners or buyers to make informed decisions about water treatment, management, and usage, ensuring a safe and reliable water supply.