Do you know what's in your well water?
Our at-home well water test delivers fast, affordable, and easy-to-understand results for homeowners on private wells.
Why should you test your well water?
In the US, public drinking water is monitored and tested by the EPA through The Safe Drinking Water Act. However, this legislation only applies to public water services. Millions of US households are on private wells, testing of which is solely the homeowners responsibility and is not conducted by the EPA. For this reason, the EPA recommends that homeowners on wells get their water tested periodically.
Common contaminates in well water include...
Coliforms (bacteria), which suggests potentially harmful surface contamination
Lead, which can leach from old plumbing
Nitrates and nitrites contramination from fertilizers, livestock, and sewage
Natural mineral deposits of harmful metals such as arsenic, manganese, and cadmium
High fluoride, which can cause dental and skeletal fluorosis, and has been linked to adverse neurological effects
Metals and compounds like iron and sulfate which can cause aesthetic issues such as discoloration and foul taste
Our “Homeowner’s Wellwater Test” is a detailed and affordable water panel designed for homeowners on private wells.
We believe we have developed the best at home well water test, being not only comprehensive but significantly more affordable than our competitors. We provide results typically within a week of receiving your sample, provided in an easy to view PDF sent to your email, which you can download and share. In addition to an at-home bacteria test, our test provides results for 39 different analytes, which are listed below…
Our test quantifies 39 different analytes and includes an at-home coliform test. For each analyte, our report also includes descriptions of filtration methods for removal, so that if you score high on any harmful contaminants, you would know potential methods for resolving any issues.
What we test for
● Nitrate + Nitrite
● Chloride
● Sulfate
● Alkalinity
● Silica
● Fluoride
● Arsenic
● Lead
● Cadmium
● Thallium
● Antimony
● Beryllium
● Selenium
● Chromium
● Nickel
● Silver
● Copper
● Manganese
● Uranium
● Barium
● Boron
● Aluminum
● Zinc
● Iron
● Vanadium
● Cobalt
● Molybdenum
● Strontium
● Tin
● Lithium
● Titanium
● Tellurium
● Germanium
● Zirconium
● Thorium
● Sodium
● Potassium
● Calcium
● Magnesium