When is a Certified Water Quality Test a Good Idea?

According to the CDC, waterborne germs that have the potential to make you sick can live and grow inside the pipes of your home even if you get your water from public water utilities that are working correctly. Certain populations of people such as pregnant woman and infants are at higher risk and the quality of the water they consume should be tested to avoid exposure to contaminants such as Nitrate which is linked to 'Blue Baby' Syndrome.

Many contaminants have no taste, odor, or color. Their presence can only be determined by laboratory testing- so just becaue your water looks, tastes, and smells good, it may not be as safe to drink as you think.

Royal Flush Inspections provides  Certified Water Quality Inspections and does not sell water purification systems, perform any well maintenance, or do repair work, therefore, we present no conflict of interest when performing a water quality test. We collect samples without contamination and utilize the services of a certified laboratory ,ensuring you get accurate results.