Water testing
Water, read through a scientist.
Drinking water from the tap, a private well, or a softener line. Heavy metals, bacteria, contaminants the utility report doesn't cover.
What we look for
The full panel.
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Heavy metals
Lead, arsenic, copper, mercury, manganese. Trace-level detection.
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Bacteria
Total coliform + E. coli presence/absence screening.
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Nitrate / nitrite
Agricultural and septic-system markers — most relevant for private wells.
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PFAS panel (optional)
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. Add-on; state availability varies.
How it works
From kit to report.
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01 · Pick the right kit
City water, well, softener line, or post-filter — each has a different starting question. The kit details tell you which sampling vessel matches the source.
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02 · Collect and ship
Run the tap per the included instructions, fill the vessels, ship same-day. Most water panels have a 1–3 day hold time.
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03 · Reviewed and reported
Results return with context against EPA action levels and what the numbers mean for the household, not just whether they crossed a threshold.
A utility water report tells you what the city found at the source. It does not tell you what came out of your tap. That gap is where most surprises live.
Who this is for
Best fit when…
- Families with private wells who haven't tested in the past year
- Buyers doing pre-purchase due diligence
- Renters in older buildings with lead service-line concerns
Ready to test for water?
Pick the kit that fits your situation and we'll ship it. Results come back with context, not just a number.