Is Your Water Safe
Water testing starts early in the inspection to catch small issues before they become bigger problems later on, and while it doesn't take long to complete, it plays an important part in confirming that the home's systems are safe and working as they should, giving a clear picture before the rest of the inspection continues.
What's Tested
Samples are sent to a certified laboratory for analysis, covering the most common contaminants commonly found in household water.
Testing includes:
- Bacteria such as E. coli and coliform
- Heavy metals like lead, arsenic, and mercury
- Nitrates and nitrites from fertilizer runoff
- pH and hardness that corrode pipes and fixtures
- Volatile Organic Compounds from industrial sources
- Total dissolved solids show overall purity
What You'll Learn
Clear, Lab-Verified Results
Your water sample is analyzed by a certified laboratory, and results are delivered in a straightforward report that breaks down each contaminant level in plain language.
If something exceeds the safe limit, I'll walk you through what it means and how to resolve the issue. For many homeowners, it's as simple as installing a filter or making a minor plumbing upgrade.
When It's Most Useful
Testing is crucial for homes with private wells, older plumbing systems, or nearby agricultural land. It gives you peace of mind knowing your family's drinking water is safe before you move in.