FAQ

Tap water testing questions

Home test kits cannot detect lead at the EPA action level, cannot detect PFAS at any concentration, cannot provide certified results accepted by regulatory agencies, and cannot identify contamination sources. A certified water testing laboratory bridges this gap by using NYS ELAP certified and NELAP accredited analytical methods that deliver precise, legally defensible results you can act on with confidence.

Yes. Lead, PFAS, arsenic, and many bacteria have no color, taste, or odor at dangerous concentrations. The only way to know what is in your tap water is certified laboratory analysis.

Your certified water quality report includes EPA action level comparisons, plain-language findings, and expert guidance. If a contaminant is detected above action levels, our consultants discuss remediation options and next steps.
 
7 or more business days is typical depending on analytes, with expedited options often available. Contact us at NY (212) 461-3879 · NJ (908) 772-8601 · CT (203) 780-2022 for current turnaround times.