Know before you buy

Free In-Home Water Testing

Before you spend a dollar on water treatment, you should know exactly what you’re treating. We test at your tap — hardness, iron, pH, chlorine, TDS — explain every number in plain English, and tell you honestly whether you need a system at all.

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Water in Northeast Pennsylvania changes block by block. Two houses on the same street in Clarks Summit can pull from different aquifers; a Kingston home on city water has different needs than a well house in Dallas ten minutes away. That variability is exactly why we test in your home rather than quoting from a zip code — and why the test costs you nothing.

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Problems this system solves

Mystery staining

Orange, black, or blue-green stains — each color points to a different cause we can measure.

Scale & spots

Get your actual hardness number in grains per gallon, not a guess.

Taste & odor issues

Chlorine, metallic, sulfur, or musty — the test isolates which compound is responsible.

Just bought a home

Baseline testing for any new property, especially with a private well.

Health questions

Concerned about lead, PFAS, nitrates, or bacteria? We coordinate certified lab analysis.

Appliances failing early

Repeated water heater or dishwasher trouble usually traces back to water chemistry.

The payoff

Why NEPA homeowners choose this system

We come to you

A local specialist tests at your tap anywhere in the Lehigh Valley, the Poconos, or greater Scranton–Wilkes-Barre — no kits, no mailing samples.

Real readings, plain English

Hardness, iron, pH, chlorine, and TDS measured on the spot and explained without jargon.

Honest recommendations

If your water is fine, we say so and leave. We only recommend equipment your numbers justify.

Lab backup when needed

For PFAS, lead, bacteria, or nitrates we coordinate certified laboratory testing.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does the free test measure?

Hardness, iron, pH, chlorine, total dissolved solids, and visible characteristics like turbidity and staining — measured at your tap during the visit. Contaminants that need lab equipment (PFAS, lead, bacteria, nitrates) can be added through certified lab analysis.

How long does the visit take?

The free test itself takes about 30 minutes at your kitchen tap. Plan for 30–45 minutes total if we also walk your plumbing and talk through options.

Is it really free — what’s the catch?

No catch. The in-home test and consultation are free because it’s how we design systems correctly. If treatment makes sense we’ll show you options; if not, you’ll simply know more about your water than you did.

Do I need to do anything before you arrive?

Nothing. It helps to know whether you’re on a well or municipal supply and roughly how old your home is, but we can figure both out on site.

What happens after the test?

You leave with your numbers explained in plain English. If nothing is wrong, that’s the whole visit. If treatment would help, you get a written quote sized from those readings — never a one-size pitch. There is no obligation either way.

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Water testing by town

Each page covers that community's supply, the readings we actually see there, and what the right system looks like for those numbers.