Well water testing services for residential & commercial clients

Your water may look clear, but is it truly clean?

At Its Plumbing and HVAC, we offer professional well water testing services designed to identify hidden contaminants and tailor the right water treatment solution for your home, farm, or business. Whether you’re noticing unusual tastes, staining, or just want peace of mind, our experts are here to help.

What’s in your water?

Comprehensive testing that leaves nothing to guesswork

We combine on-site evaluations with certified laboratory analysis to give you a full picture of your water quality. Our testing covers:

Bacteria (Coliform & E. coli)
To detect potential health risks from septic contamination or animal waste.
Iron & Manganese
Common minerals that can cause reddish or black staining on fixtures and laundry.
Nitrates & Nitrites
Especially important in agricultural areas, high levels can pose serious health risks, particularly to infants
Water Hardness (Calcium & Magnesium)
Excessive hardness leads to scaling in pipes and appliances, and can impact soap performance.

pH Levels
Low or high pH can corrode plumbing or affect how treatment systems work.
Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S)
The source of that “rotten egg” smell, annoying and corrosive.
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
An overall measure of water purity, which impacts taste and system performance.
Heavy Metals (Lead, Arsenic, etc.)
Long-term exposure can be harmful even at low levels. We test for safety and compliance.

When should you test your well water?

Knowing when to test is just as important as what to test. We recommend water testing in the following situations:

After new well construction or pump installation
Following floods, heavy rains, or nearby construction activity
When you notice odd smells, colors, or taste changes
As part of annual preventive maintenance for private wells

Routine testing keeps you and your family safe, and helps avoid costly plumbing damage.

Water source assessment

Your well’s location and structure can greatly influence water quality. We evaluate environmental risk factors like:

Shallow vs. deep well construction
Proximity to septic systems, animal pens, or agricultural fields
Surface water influence from nearby lakes, ponds, or streams

This holistic approach ensures we catch vulnerabilities early, and design effective water treatment solutions accordingly.

From results to real solutions

Every test comes with:

A detailed laboratory water analysis report
A personalized treatment recommendation plan
A clear explanation of what’s wrong, and how to fix it

No guesswork. No jargon. Just the facts, and what to do next.

Need quick answers? Ask us about express lab testing packages with fast turnaround options.

Understanding submersible pump systems for well water

Choosing the right equipment for reliable water delivery

Behind every effective well water system is a well-chosen submersible pump. These pumps operate directly in the water column, pushing water to the surface with minimal energy loss. For homeowners and businesses relying on deep wells, selecting a durable and high-performance deep well pump is crucial.

Key considerations include:

GPM Rating: The gallons per minute (GPM) output must match your peak usage needs to avoid shortages.
Pump Material: Many submersible pumps use stainless steel components for corrosion resistance and longer lifespan, especially when dealing with hard or mineral-rich water.
Seal Integrity: The mechanical seal protects motor components from water intrusion, an essential feature for maintaining performance and avoiding costly breakdowns.

Our team ensures that any submersible pump recommendation aligns with your water supply demands and well depth profile.

Matching water quality with pump specifications

Why testing matters before you install or upgrade

Water quality isn’t just about safety, it directly affects how your pump performs. High levels of total dissolved solids (TDS), iron, or hydrogen sulfide can accelerate wear on pump internals and reduce efficiency. That’s why we recommend completing a certified water test before selecting a pump model or making changes to your water system.

By combining lab results with manufacturer specifications, we help you:

Compare series submersible pump options
Identify steel submersible pumps suited for corrosive or sediment-rich environments
Choose a series and GPM range optimized for potable water flow and longevity

Commercial pumping solutions: from greenhouses to factory sites

If you’re running a commercial facility, whether it’s an agricultural site, factory, or greenhouse operation, your water needs go beyond the residential standard. We offer expert sizing and selection support for pumps submersible systems in high-volume settings, considering variables like:

Daily GPM needs across multiple endpoints
Flow consistency for irrigation or industrial use
Material compatibility with aggressive water chemistries

Our licensed team works with trusted manufacturers to deliver robust, compliant systems that integrate with your filtration or treatment setup.

Why choose
Its Plumbing and HVAC?

Certified testing technicians
Our team is trained to perform both field tests and proper water sample collection for lab analysis.
Residential, agricultural & commercial expertise
From rural homes to greenhouse operations, we know how to diagnose water issues across different property types.
Honest, actionable results
We don’t just give you numbers, we tell you what they mean and what to do about them.
Treatment system integration
Already planning water softeners, UV sterilizers, or filtration systems? We’ll make sure your test results inform the right solution.

Schedule your water test today with Its Plumbing and HVAC

Don’t wait until a problem becomes obvious.
Call Its Plumbing and HVAC today to book your in-home water quality evaluation or request a certified lab test. We’ll guide you every step of the way, from sampling to solution.

Clean water starts with knowing what’s in it.
Test today, treat with confidence.

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