Ensure Your Family’s Safety with Professional Well Water Testing in Ohio
If you rely on a private well for your home water supply, it’s important to know exactly what’s in your water. Unlike municipal water sources, private wells are not regularly monitored or treated by city systems, meaning the responsibility falls on the homeowner.
At Ohio water testing, we specialize in well water testing in Ohio, offering science-based testing, expert analysis, and affordable treatment solutions to keep your water safe, clean, and great-tasting.
Why is Well Water Testing Important?
Well water is vulnerable to contaminants like bacteria, nitrates, heavy metals, pesticides, and hard water minerals. These can lead to serious health risks and plumbing issues. Regular water testing and analysis ensures your water is:
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Safe to drink and cook with
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Free of harmful bacteria and chemicals
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Not damaging your plumbing or appliances
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Compliant with local health standards
Our Well Water Testing Process
We follow a comprehensive process to deliver accurate results and recommend the best treatment:
Step 1: Water Sampling
We take samples from your well and home taps using proper sterile procedures for accurate results.
Step 2: Lab Water Analysis
Your samples are sent to certified labs where we check for:
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Bacteria (E. coli, coliform)
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Iron, lead, arsenic, manganese
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Hardness (calcium & magnesium)
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Nitrates, pesticides, and VOCs
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pH, chlorine, TDS (total dissolved solids)
Step 3: On-Site Interpretation
We return to review your water quality results and explain what it means for your health and home.
Step 4: Personalized Treatment Plan
Based on the test, we offer custom recommendations using systems like:
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Reverse Osmosis Filtration
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Water Softeners
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UV Disinfection
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Whole House Filtration
Private Well Owners in Ohio: What You Need to Know
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) offers detailed guidance on private wells, including construction, maintenance, and testing.
👉 Visit ODH Private Water Systems Program
Well Disinfection Procedure
If your well is contaminated with bacteria (like coliform or E. coli), we provide a shock chlorination procedure, which includes:
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Disinfection of the well and entire plumbing system
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Flushing and retesting the water
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Post-disinfection water quality check
Keeping your well safe is a routine responsibility, and we help make it easy.
Service Areas
Which areas do we cover?
We proudly serve all of Ohio, including:
- Painesville
- Mentor
- Concord
- Perry
- Fairport Harbor
- Kirtland Hills
- Kirtland
- Chardon
- Willoughby Hills
- Willoughby
- Eastlake
- Willowick
- Wickliffe
- Madison
Contact Us for Free Well Water Testing in Ohio
FAQs – Well Water Testing in Ohio
1. What is well water testing?
Well water testing checks your private well for contaminants like bacteria, lead, iron, nitrates, and more to ensure it’s safe to drink and use.
2. How often should I test my well water?
You should test at least once a year, and immediately if you notice changes in taste, color, or odor.
3. What does well water testing include?
We test for bacteria, heavy metals, nitrates, pH, hardness, total dissolved solids, and other potential contaminants.
4. How do you collect water samples?
We use proper sterile sampling techniques to gather water from your home tap and directly from the well when needed.
5. Can I test well water myself?
Home test kits are available, but for accurate results, it’s best to use professional lab-tested services like ours.
6. What if my well water fails the test?
We offer customized treatment solutions like reverse osmosis systems, water softeners, and UV purification to resolve issues.
7. What is the cost of well water testing in Ohio?
We offer free water testing for homeowners. Additional lab-based testing may have a small fee depending on the scope.
8. Which areas in Ohio do you serve?
We cover the entire state including Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Akron, Dayton, Toledo, and more.
9. What are signs my well water is contaminated?
Changes in taste, discoloration, cloudy water, or bad smells may indicate contamination.
10. How can I disinfect my well?
We offer shock chlorination procedures followed by post-disinfection testing to ensure your well is safe.
