Water Testing
Water is Life
Welcome to Patterson’s Water & Plumbing, where your water's well-being is our family’s commitment! As experts in water treatment, we understand how essential water quality is to your health. Whether you rely on well or municipal water, our comprehensive water analysis testing offers the insight you need for peace of mind. Let's dive into the details!
Home Water Testing In New Jersey
FREE Water Testing
Yes, you read it right! We offer free water testing to all our valued clients in the Central New Jersey area. Our free water test includes testing for the following: ferric and ferrous iron, pH, chlorine, total dissolved solids, copper, alkalinity, and water hardness.
WHY TEST YOUR WATER?
NJ Private Well Testing Act, a Legal Requirement!
Selling Your Home?
Selling your home in New Jersey comes with added responsibilities, including compliance with the PWTA (Private Well Testing Act) during the sale process. It's an extra layer of stress you don't need. But fear not, Patterson's Water Testing Services is here to simplify things for you.
Our DEP Certified Lab Samplers are equipped to handle everything water-related for you. From scheduling your comprehensive well test at a time that suits you best to interpreting the results and providing recommendations for improving water quality, we've got you covered.
PWTA TEST
Our thorough well test covers a range of essential parameters, ensuring nothing is overlooked:
- Total Coliform
- E. Coli
- Nitrates
- pH
- Iron
- Manganese
- Lead
- Arsenic
- Gross Alpha Particle Activity
- PFOA, PFOS, and PFNA
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Synthetic Organic Compounds
Additional testing for Mercury, Uranium, Turbidity, and Sodium is tailored to specific county requirements.
Selling a home is already stressful; let's not allow these regulatory requirements to further delay your sale. Get in touch today to schedule your well water sampling and stay ahead of the game!
Common Water Contaminants In New Jersey
New Jersey's water sources can be laden with various contaminants. These impurities can affect taste, smell, and even your health.
Some water contaminates are not harmful, yet they leave behind evidence of their presence.
IRON: This will leave behind rusty, brownish-orange stains on appliances, laundry, showers, and toilets. Although not dangerous to digest, water with iron can cause your cleaning day to be prolonged as you have to scrub those pesky rust stains!
LOW pH: Water with low pH will leave greenish/blue stains in sinks and tubs. These stains are caused by the thinning of the copper water supply lines from the corrosive water. Not only does low pH water thin your plumbing supply lines, but it will eventually thin your wallet as you will have to make all those plumbing repairs!
SULFUR: This is obvious immediately as it will leave a rotten egg odor in the water. Sulfur is a non-harmful gas found in ground water. Higher levels of sulfur may tarnish silverware and leave a blackish stain on water using appliances.
Other contaminates leave no evidence that you can detect with your senses, yet they are very harmful. Some of these are nitrates, lead, bacteria, PFOS, mercury, arsenic, volatile organic compounds, gross alpha, and disinfection by-products.
Every contaminate has a treatment solution! If your water tests positive for a harmful, or not so harmful, contaminate please be assured that we will provide the best water treatment system for your home.
Well Water Vs. Municipal Water
While well water offers a natural and often untampered source, municipal water comes with the assurance of regular monitoring. However, both have their vulnerabilities, making water analysis testing crucial regardless of the source. We can break down the complexities and help you understand your water's story.
Why Wait?
At Patterson’s Water & Plumbing, we're more than just a water testing company; we are your partners in well-being. Every family deserves clean, safe water from every tap.
Curious about what's in your water? Why wait?
Contact us to ensure your water quality is the very best it can be!