Confirm Your Drinking Water Is Safe

You're buying a home in Pilesgrove that relies on a private well, and you want to know whether the water is safe to drink before you move in. Wells in rural and semi-rural areas of Gloucester and Cumberland Counties can contain bacteria, heavy metals, or contaminants that aren't immediately noticeable but affect health over time. Water quality testing provides lab-certified results that show what's in your water and whether treatment or filtration is needed.

Pro Inspect Home Inspections, LLC offers water quality testing for homes on private wells and municipal water sources throughout New Jersey, Delaware and southern Pennsylvania with samples sent to certified labs that test for safety and potential contaminants. The testing process involves collecting water samples from taps or well sources and submitting them for analysis that measures bacteria levels, pH, hardness, and the presence of metals or chemicals. Results help homeowners protect health and meet transaction requirements when buying or selling property.

If you're purchasing a home with a private well in Pilesgrove or need to verify water safety in your current property, contact us to schedule testing.

Lab results show contaminants you can't see or taste

The testing process begins with collecting water samples from designated taps or directly from the well source at your property in Pilesgrove, using sterile containers provided by the lab to prevent contamination during collection. Samples are sealed and submitted to a certified laboratory that performs tests for coliform bacteria, nitrates, lead, arsenic, and other common contaminants based on the testing package selected. Results are typically returned within several business days and include a breakdown of findings with recommended actions if levels exceed safety standards.

Once you receive the lab report, you'll know whether your water is safe to drink or if treatment is needed to address bacteria, heavy metals, or other concerns. You'll also understand whether any unusual tastes, odors, or discoloration are tied to specific contaminants or harmless mineral content. The results provide a basis for installing filtration systems, negotiating repairs during real estate transactions, or simply confirming that your water meets safety guidelines.

Testing does not include water treatment or system repairs, but it does give you documentation that supports decisions about filtration, well maintenance, or property purchases. The service is most effective when performed during home inspections, after changes in water taste or appearance, or when buying a home with a private well. Results help you move forward with clear information rather than assumptions about water safety.