Is the water safe to drink? Find out on inspection day.
Wells are not regulated like city water, and nobody is required to retest one after it is drilled. We test the water at the house and put the results inside your report, next to every other finding.
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The bench sheet
Eleven checks. Each one comes back labeled, with the EPA reference level beside it.
From the tap to your report
Sample at the tap
Water is drawn from a tap you would actually drink from, so the sample reflects what comes out of the house.
Test on site
Chemistry and bacteria checks run during the visit, so there is no mailing and no waiting weeks.
Compare to EPA levels
Private wells have no official pass or fail, so every result sits beside the same EPA reference used industry-wide.
Read it in your report
Results are labeled like every other finding, not buried in a separate lab PDF.
Do I need this?
Yes. Nobody has tested it since it was drilled unless you ask.
Usually not. Municipal water is already regulated and tested.
Many lenders want a water test before closing on a house with a well. Check with your loan officer.
Good to know
Water changes with season and rainfall. Think of the report as the condition on inspection day.
We tell you what the number means and what a fix usually involves, whether that is a filter, a softener or a deeper look at the well.