Before installing any filtration or treatment system, it’s critical to understand what’s actually in your water. Our professional water testing service gives you a complete picture of your water quality so we can design the right solution — not guess.

We provide comprehensive water testing for homes and businesses in Butler and surrounding areas, identifying the minerals, contaminants, and bacteria that affect your water’s safety, taste, and performance.

What Our Water Testing Includes

We perform a full panel water test that covers the most common issues found in both well water and municipal (tap) water supplies:

• Hardness (Calcium & Magnesium) – causes scale buildup and appliance damage

• Iron – leads to staining, metallic taste, and clogged fixtures

• Manganese – causes black staining and water discoloration

• pH (Acidity/Alkalinity) – impacts corrosion and system performance

• Total & Free Chlorine – affects taste, odor, and chemical exposure

• Nitrates – commonly found in agricultural areas and can impact water safety

• Total Coliform Bacteria – indicator of potential contamination

• E. coli Bacteria – a serious health concern if present

These are the most common water quality issues in homes throughout Western Pennsylvania, especially in properties using well water.

Why Water Testing Matters

Installing a water treatment system without testing can lead to:

• Undersized or oversized equipment

• Poor performance and recurring issues

• Unnecessary costs

• Untreated contaminants remaining in your water

Our testing ensures your system is properly designed, correctly sized, and built to solve your specific water problems.

What You Get After Testing

After your test, we provide:

✔ Clear explanation of your water results
✔ Identification of problem contaminants
✔ Professional system recommendations
✔ Accurate pricing based on your water chemistry

No guesswork. No overselling. Just the right solution for your water.

Flat-Rate Water Testing

Comprehensive Water Testing: $100

Fast, affordable, and essential for protecting your home, plumbing, and health.