Schedule A FREE Water Test

Step 1

Obtain three sample containers approximately 12 – 16 oz in size. Rinse the containers with the water that will fill them in the next step. Clean containers rinsed with the water that will be tested is best.

Step 2

Three Samples are requested; raw untreated water, cold treated water (if there is existing treatment equipment) and hot treated water.

Raw Water: Easiest to do from an outside tap or maybe possible from the valve near the well tank if well water. Let the cold water run for about 5 minutes. This is to help get water that is fresher from your well (or city pipes) vs. water that has been sitting in the lines for a while.

Cold Water: Let the cold water run for about 5 minutes. This is to help get water that is fresher from your well (or city pipes) vs. water that has been sitting in the lines for a while.

Hot water: We don’t need the water to be Hot but turn on the hot side of your faucet and let run for 10 seconds to make sure the faucet has flushed out any “cold” water. Fill all 3 of your samples up to the top to have very little or no air at the top and then twist the cap (or seal the container) firmly.

Step 3

Label each container clearly with your last name and phone number along with “Raw”, “Cold” water and “Hot” water for the respective samples. If you can put your address on the bottles that is helpful as well.

Step 4

Fill out the form to have us pick up the samples or contact the office via phone to let us know you have samples that need picking up. If above freezing, place the samples outside your home in an obvious location by the front door or garage door. If below freezing then place in a cooler, in an obvious location, or feel free to drop off the samples to any of our four locations. Our locations and phone numbers.

Step 5

Make sure we have all your information such as name, address, email, and the best phone number to reach you. Please also let us know how you would like the Water Specialist to get back to you with your water test results as well as to discuss recommendations.