Advanced Water Quality Test

Service Description

Price: Starting at $429.99 Overview: Our Advanced Drinking Water Test offers the most thorough and extensive water analysis, ideal for those who want a complete understanding of their water’s safety and quality. This comprehensive test is perfect for homeowners, businesses, or those with more complex water safety concerns. It covers a wide range of contaminants, testing not only for common issues but also for more specialized water quality factors, ensuring that your water is safe, healthy, and free from harmful substances. What’s Included: Full-Spectrum Contaminant Testing: This test goes beyond the basics to detect a variety of harmful contaminants, including: Heavy Metals: Includes lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium, and other metals that can affect both health and water system integrity. Long-term exposure to these contaminants can cause serious health issues. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): Tests for industrial chemicals, solvents, and pesticides that can be present in water sources due to contamination from nearby industries or agriculture. VOCs are harmful to health and may cause long-term damage when ingested or absorbed. Pesticides and Herbicides: Essential for detecting any pesticide or herbicide traces in water, which are common in agricultural areas and pose significant risks to health, particularly for children and pregnant women. Bacterial Contamination Testing: In addition to common pathogens, this test includes an analysis of a broader range of bacteria and pathogens that could be present in your water, from coliforms to more specific waterborne diseases. ​ Advanced Chemical Testing: We test for a wide range of chemicals that may be present in your water, including: Chlorine and Chloramine Levels: Both commonly used disinfectants that can have adverse health effects when consumed over time. Fluoride Testing: Excessive fluoride in water can cause dental and skeletal issues, particularly with prolonged exposure. Critical Water Parameters: The test also includes measurements of essential water characteristics, such as: pH Levels: The acidity or alkalinity of your water, which can affect both water quality and the health of your plumbing system. Conductivity: A measurement that indicates the level of dissolved ions, which can be a sign of contamination or mineral imbalance. Hardness: The level of minerals like calcium and magnesium, which can cause scaling in pipes and appliances over time. ​