Our Water Testing Services
At Express Septic, we’re here to help keep your water fresh and clean, so you don’t have to worry about what’s flowing through your plumbing, taps, or appliances. Our comprehensive water testing services include:
- Home water quality testing: We keep your home, apartment, or condo safe by identifying contaminants from old pipes, wells, and municipal sources.
- Well water testing: Annual well water testing helps identify bacteria, nitrates, heavy metals, and other contaminants that affect your health and plumbing to keep your water supply safe and clean.
- Plumbing system water testing: We help keep your drinking water free of contaminants by testing for pipe corrosion, lead contamination, and sediment buildup.
- Water testing for home buyers and sellers: We perform a comprehensive water test to ensure the quality complies with local and state regulations.
- Commercial and business water testing: We provide water testing for restaurants, offices, and industrial facilities to check for common pollutants and verify compliance with EPA and local health department regulations.
What to Do If Your Water Test Shows Contamination
Once we receive your water test results, we’ll provide a detailed report and explain our findings. If your water test reveals contaminants, don’t panic. We’ll guide you through the best solutions to restore safe water quality to your home or business.
Understanding Your Water Test Results
Our specialists will walk you through your water test report to help you understand the findings and what they mean for your health and plumbing. Elevated levels of bacteria or heavy metals may pose a serious health risk, while water hardness and pH can lead to corrosion, unpleasant tastes, and scale buildup. We’ll explain each result and recommend the best course of action to get your water quality back to where it should be.
Solutions for Improving Water Quality
If your report reveals contamination or hard water issues, there are plenty of options to restore the quality of your supply, including:
- Water filtration and purification system
- Carbon filters
- UV disinfection
- Reverse osmosis systems
- Water softeners
We’ll evaluate your report and outline the best solution based on your results.
When to Schedule Follow-Up Testing
After fixing contamination issues, it’s important to schedule a follow-up test to confirm that all levels are back to normal. We recommend testing within a few months to confirm that the treatment is working. Once the issue is resolved, regular maintenance helps prevent future problems. Annual testing, especially for well water, will help catch any new concerns or recurring issues.
