Experts say that water should be tested every year for harmful chemicals, bacteria & lead.

If you suspect you may have trouble water, Crystal Clear water will come to your home and perform a simple water test to check for the following, sulfur, iron, hardness, tannins, nitrates and pH. These tests help determine what alternations need to be made to your existing water system or which water system will be best suited for your home.
Although Crystal Clear water performs a water test, we highly advise our customers to have a sample of their water sent to one of our labs to test for bacteria & lead. We often here the question "Is my water safe?" We can not give you an answer unless it has been sent to our lab and tested. This test is also suitable for FHA/VA LOANS.

Testing more than once a year may be warranted in special situations:

• someone in your household is pregnant or nursing
• there are unexplained illnesses in the family
• your neighbors find a dangerous contaminant in their water
• you note a change in water taste, odor, color or clarity
• there is a spill of chemicals or fuels into or near your well
• when you replace or repair any part of your well system

• Alkalinity
• Bacteria (Total Coliform, E Coli),
  
• Nitrate, Nitrite,
• Clarity
• Chlorine
• Color
• Copper
• Hardness
• Iron
• Lead
• Nitrate
• Nitrite
• Total Nitrate/Nitrite,
  
• PH (Acidity)

• If family members or house guests have recurrent incidents of gastrointestinal illness: Test for coliform bacteria, nitrate and sulfate.
• If household plumbing contains lead pipes, fittings, or solder joints: Test for pH, \corrosion index, lead, copper, cadmium and zinc. 
• If you are buying a home and wish to assess the safety and quality of the existing water supply: Test for coliform bacteria, nitrate, lead, iron, hardness, pH, sulfate, total dissolved solids (TDS), corrosion index and other parameters depending on proximity to potential sources of contamination.
• If a water softener is needed to treat hard water: Test for Iron and manganese, which decrease the efficiency of action exchange softeners, before purchase and installation.
• If you wish to monitor the efficiency and performance of home water treatment equipment: Test for the specific water problem being treated upon installation, at regular intervals after installation, and if water quality changes.
• If water stains plumbing fixtures and laundry: Test for iron, manganate and copper.
• If water has an objectionable taste or smell; Test for hydrogen sulfide, pH, corrosion index, copper, lead, iron, zinc, sodium, chloride and TDS.
• If water appears cloudy, frothy, or colored: Test for color, turbidity and detergents.
• If pipes or plumbing show signs of corrosion: Test for corrosion index, PS, lead, iron, manganese. copper and zinc.
• If water leaves scaly residues and soap scum, and decreases the cleaning action of soaps and detergents: Test for hardness.
• If water supply equipment (pump, chlorinators, etc.) wear: rapidly: Test for pH, corrosion index.