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Private Well Water Testing in Florida
Private Well Water Testing in Florida: Take Control of Your Well Water Quality
Unlike public water systems, private wells are not regulated or monitored by the government—meaning the safety of the water is entirely the owner’s responsibility. Even if it looks clean and tastes normal, well water can contain bacteria, metals, chemicals, or naturally occurring contaminants you can’t see or smell.
WATER PROFILE
Find the Perfect Water Test for Your
Basic Tap Water Profile
- 2 Microbiological Tests
- 11 General Water Quality Indicators
- 6 Inorganic Mineral Indicators
Essential Tap Water Profile
- includes all +
- 16 Metals & Priority Inorganics
- 6 Physical & Aesthetic Indicators
- 3 Disinfectants & Byproducts
Full Drinking Water profile
- includes +
- 6 Radiological Tests
- 7 Disinfectants & Byproducts
- 21 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
- 32 Pesticides, Herbicides & Synthetic Organics
Features
Trusted lab alliances for accurate, worry-free testing
Built for homeowners, businesses, and agencies that need reliable results without the hassle
- Collaboration with accredited labs
- Regulatory & compliance expertise
- Rush service available
- Clear results interpretation
- Certified and trained team
- Corrective action guidance
how it works
Our Process, Made Simple
Test Selection & Guidance Service
Whether you know the exact test you need or require guidance, our experts help you to choose
Sampling & Laboratory testing
Certified experts perform sampling and analysis following EPA, FDEP, and DOH standards.
Results & Compliance Support
You receive clear, legally defensible reports and ongoing support to address any issues.
FAQ'S
Private Well Water Testing
Do I really need to test my private well if the water looks fine?
Yes. Many contaminants—including bacteria, metals, and chemicals—have no taste, smell, or color. The only way to confirm water safety is through testing.
How often should I test my well water?
At least once a year for bacteria, lead, nitrate, nitrite and every 1–3 years for minerals, metals, and other contaminants. You should also test after flooding, plumbing work, or changes in taste, smell, or color.
What tests are most important for private wells?
Core tests often include Total Coliform & E. coli, nitrates, pH, hardness, and metals like lead or copper. Based on location, you may also need arsenic, uranium, radon, VOCs, PFAS, Herbicides, or pesticides.
Are certified results required for home sales or refinancing?
Many real estate and lending situations require certified water reports. Testing in advance helps speed approvals and avoid surprises in the process.
Test immediately if:
Someone gets sick, water changes color or odor, there’s flooding or heavy rain, a baby or elderly person moves in or you’re buying, selling-renting the property
Certified Environmental Laboratory Florida state–approved and fully compliant
We operate in full compliance with the guidelines, permits, and approvals required by the following regulatory authorities: