Select Your Water Tests by Location
For over 15 years, our state certified water testing laboratories in Connecticut, New York, & New Jersey have provided expert analysis of drinking water. We have private water test kits for homeowners, and offer a full slate of tests for compliance with state water regulations: for well water, real estate transfers, businesses, communities, regulated water systems, schools/day cares, and non-profit organizations.
There is widespread contamination of our drinking water resources — from bacteria, heavy metals (e.g., lead), minerals, fertilizers, pesticides, industrial chemicals and the dangerous “forever chemicals” called PFAS.
The EPA estimates that drinking water systems serving approximately 46 million Americans, including those in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, are contaminated with harmful PFAS chemicals.
Whether your drinking water comes from a private well, a water system or the city in which you live, get it tested to learn if it’s safe for you, your family and your community.
Select & Order Your Water Test Kits
Certified Water Testing Laboratories
Well Water & Municipal Water Testing
How Drinking Water Testing Works
OPTION ONE:
Do-It-Yourself Sampling
Order Your Water Test Kits
Click here or the button below to order test kits. We have various water test kits that include bacteria, heavy metals (e.g., lead), minerals, radioactive materials, fertilizers, pesticides, industrial/commercial chemicals, and PFAS.
Receive Kits, Review Sampling Instructions
When you receive your water testing kits, first place the ice packs in your freezer to keep the samples at proper temperature for return shipping. Use the easy instructions to prepare your sampling location (e.g., kitchen faucet) and learn how to collect the water samples properly.
Collect Samples & Return Ship to Laboratory the Same Day
Collect your samples, and place them back in the test kits for return shipping the same day. Complete the Residential Information Form. Then, simply re-seal the box with the completed form inside and send back to our laboratory with the postage-paid label.
Receive Official Laboratory Report
The reports from our water test kits are easy to follow with analyses based on EPA and State guidelines. The report answers a simple question right up front — Is my drinking water safe? If not, we indicate upfront the specific contaminants that exceed the state or federal maximum contaminant levels.
OPTION TWO:
In-Home Sampling Service
Order Your Test Kits
Click on the Order button based on your location and order your test kits. Select the In-Home Sampling Service option if you would like to have a Customer Service team member collect the water samples. We will contact you to schedule a date and time.
We Visit your Home and Collect Water Samples*
On the day of the appointment, our Customer Service team member shows up and handles the water collection sampling for you. You only have to complete a Residential Sample Information Form.
Receive Official Laboratory Report
Our easy-to-read report shows customers which contaminants that were analyzed meet or exceed your state and/or EPA maximum contaminant levels (MCL).
*Please Note: In-Home Sampling Service is currently available in CT, NY and NJ. There is an additional fee for the In-Home Service, based on your location.
How Drinking Water Testing Works
OPTION ONE:
Do-It-Yourself Sampling
Order Your Water Test Kits
Click here or the button below to order test kits. We have various water test kits that include bacteria, heavy metals (e.g., lead), minerals, radioactive materials, fertilizers, pesticides, industrial/commercial chemicals, and PFAS.
Receive Kits, Review Sampling Instructions
When you receive your water testing kits, first place the ice packs in your freezer to keep the samples at proper temperature for return shipping. Use the easy instructions to prepare your sampling location (e.g., kitchen faucet) and learn how to collect the water samples properly.
Collect Samples & Return Ship to Laboratory the Same Day
Collect your samples, and place them back in the test kits for return shipping the same day. Complete the Residential Information Form. Then, simply re-seal the box with the completed form inside and send back to our laboratory with the postage-paid label.
Receive Official Laboratory Report
The reports from our water test kits are easy to follow with analyses based on EPA and State guidelines. The report answers a simple question right up front — Is my drinking water safe? If not, we indicate upfront the specific contaminants that exceed the state or federal maximum contaminant levels.
OPTION TWO:
In-Home Sampling Service
Order Your Test Kits
Click on the Order button based on your location and order your test kits. Select the In-Home Sampling Service option if you would like to have a Customer Service team member collect the water samples. We will contact you to schedule a date and time.
We Visit your Home and Collect Water Samples*
On the day of the appointment, our Customer Service team member shows up and handles the water collection sampling for you. You only have to complete a Residential Sample Information Form.
Receive Official Laboratory Report
Our easy-to-read report shows customers which contaminants that were analyzed meet or exceed your state and/or EPA maximum contaminant levels (MCL).
*Please Note: In-Home Sampling Service is currently available in CT, NY and NJ. There is an additional fee for the In-Home Service, based on your location.
News & Resources About Drinking Water Testing & Safety
As we discover on nearly a daily basis, there is almost nothing that we don't come into contact with daily that does not contain PFAS, 'forever chemicals.'
The torrential rains that swept through the New York and Connecticut region in mid-August 2024 left a trail of destruction in their wake. The flooding overwhelmed the region and created significant drinking water quality issues, particularly for those dependent on private wells. Many townships sent advisories to their residents to have their drinking water tested.
Our rivers, reservoirs, lakes, and seas are drowning in chemicals, waste, plastic, and other pollutants. Here’s why—and what you can do to help.
