Water Quality Testing

Water quality testing for plumbing can be done through lab testing. This involves collecting a water sample and sending it to a laboratory for analysis. The lab will test the water for a variety of contaminants, including bacteria, lead, pesticides, and other harmful substances. This type of testing is highly accurate and can detect even small levels of contaminants.

Lead, arsenic, coliform, and nitrate are some of the most common contaminants found in household water. These contaminants can have serious health effects, so it is important to have your water tested for them. Lead can cause developmental and neurological issues, while arsenic can cause cancer and other illnesses. Coliform is a type of bacteria that can indicate the presence of other harmful bacteria. Nitrate is a chemical that can cause “blue baby syndrome”

If your water quality test results show that your water contains harmful contaminants, a water filtration system can be installed to remove them. There are a variety of filtration systems available, including carbon filters, reverse osmosis systems, and UV sterilizers. A plumber can help you choose the right system for your home and install it to ensure that your water is safe to drink and use. Regular maintenance and replacement of filters is also crucial to maintain the efficiency of the filtration system.