Well Water Testing for Homeowners
Private wells are primarily unregulated (although a few states are beginning to regulate), so it is up to the homeowner to make sure their water coming from the well is safe for consumption. Most wells are tested at some point in time, but more than likely that testing was only for bacteria. While bacteria poses an immediate health risk, there are other contaminants that lurk in ground water that can cause illness when exposed to small amounts over a long periods of time - Arsenic and Uranium are two examples.

Each WaterCheck Test Kit  Includes:   - test instructions, prepaid return shipping label, 5 bottles for sample collection, ice pack to keep samples cold during shipping, Styrofoam packing box for samples and return outer carton.

1. Standard WaterCheck: $195.00  +shipping to your address

Price includes the test kit, testing fee, prepaid shipping of test kit with water samples to National Testing Laboratories from customer.  This Water Test  includes:  83 item check for; Bacteria (presence/absence for coliform and E.coli);19 heavy metals and minerals; 6 other inorganic chemicals; 5 physical characteristics; 4 trihalomethanes; and 47 volatile organic chemicals

2. WaterCheck with Pesticides Option: $225.00  +shipping

Includes the test kit, testing fee, prepaid shipping of test kit with water samples to National Testing Laboratories from customer. This water test includes a 103 item check for: Bacteria (presence/absence for coliform and E.coli) (19) heavy metals and minerals, (6) other inorganic chemicals, (5) physical characteristics, (4) trihalomethanes and (47) volatile organic chemicals, and an additional check for (20) pesticides, herbicides and PCB’s.

About National Testing Laboratories (NTL)
National Testing Laboratories (NTL) is one of the largest independent laboratories in the United States specializing in the analysis of drinking water for chemical and microbiological contamination. The laboratory performs analysis according to US EPA and industry standard methods to meet state compliance requirements as well as performing informational tests for quality control purposes.