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Chlorine is used to disinfect water but can leave behind byproducts that may affect your health over time.
10 mg/L (EPA Maximum Contaminant Level)
High levels of nitrates from agricultural runoff can cause serious health problems, particularly in infants.
0.015 mg/L (EPA Action Level)
Lead can seep into drinking water from corroding pipes, posing serious health risks, especially for children and pregnant women.
0.3 mg/L
While not harmful in small quantities, iron can cause staining on plumbing fixtures and affect the taste of your water.
Potential Presence
Microorganisms can be present in untreated well water, leading to potential illnesses.
0.01 mg/L (EPA Maximum Contaminant Level)
May be found in trace levels due to natural deposits or agricultural runoff. Monitoring levels over time is important for maintaining water quality.










Our mission is simple: Help North Carolina families enjoy cleaner, healthier water. You'll receive honest recommendations, transparent testing, and friendly service from people who genuinely care.

Your appointment typically lasts 30–60 minutes, depending on your home's water and any questions you have. Our goal is to help you understand exactly what's in your water and provide clear answers, so you'll never feel rushed.
Yes. Our in-home water analysis is complimentary, and there is no obligation to purchase.
No. Our Water Analyst will explain your results and available solutions, but the decision is completely yours.
A trained Water Analyst will meet with you, discuss your concerns, test your water, explain the results, and recommend solutions based on your home and water source.
Testing may include hardness, chlorine, pH, iron, total dissolved solids, and other indicators based on whether your home uses municipal or well water. Some contaminants require certified laboratory testing.


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