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Your well is your utility. Test it like one.

Public systems are tested constantly; a private well is tested only when the owner chooses to. There's no annual inspection and no one calling to remind you — so the responsible move is an annual accredited-lab test.

What to test for

Wells draw from local geology and can pick up contamination from septic systems, agriculture and nearby land use. The core things to check:

  • Bacteria (total coliform) & E. coli — the #1 well concern, tied to septic and surface intrusion
  • Nitrate — from fertilizer and septic; a specific risk for infants
  • Arsenic & heavy metals — often naturally occurring, invisible and tasteless
  • pH & hardness — water chemistry that affects plumbing and treatment
  • PFAS — if you're near industry, an airfield or a landfill
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Laboratory answers, collected from home.

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For informational & screening purposes. Not a medical diagnosis.