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    Know exactly what’s in your water.
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  • 20+ Years of Experience
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    Certified by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.
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  • $0 Water Quality Test
    Know exactly what’s in your water.
  • EPA-Certified Lab Results
    Accurate, reliable, and fast.
  • 20+ Years of Experience
    Trusted Rockwall plumbing experts.
  • Licensed & Insured Pros
    Certified by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.
  • Community Discounts
    25% off for police, fire, teachers & pastors.
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Water Contamination & Safety

Even in the U.S., contamination of drinking water can occur. Protect your family and loved ones by understanding the contaminants that affect your water quality and well-being.

Sources of Contamination:

  • Sewage releases
  • Natural chemicals/minerals (e.g., nitrates, radon, uranium)
  • Local land use (e.g., fertilizers, pesticides)
  • Industry/Agriculture (organic solvents, petroleum, heavy metals)
  • Human and animal waste (microbes from sewage, septic systems, feedlots)
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What’s in Your Water?

Common Contaminants Found:

  • Source/Issue: Natural rock formations, past fertilizer use, and industrial waste.
  • Concerns: It can be found in public or private wells.
  • Source/Issue: Minerals (calcium, magnesium).
  • Concerns: Clogs plumbing, leaves soap scum, and dry/itchy skin.
  • Source/Issue: Lead pipes, faucets, plumbing fixtures.
  • Concerns: Invisible, tasteless, and odorless.
  • Source/Issue: Coliforms from waste disposal, runoff (septic tanks, sewage plants).
  • Concerns: Microbiological concerns.
  • Source/Issue: Excessive minerals (magnesium, iron).
  • Concerns:Harming skin cells (infection, wrinkles, acne).
Test Before You Trust

Check Your Water Quality

  • Water testing is the only reliable method for detecting harmful contaminants like lead or heavy metals in your tap water or well.
  • Professional testing provides accurate results and a thorough analysis of your water sample.
  • This crucial step identifies specific contaminants (e.g., bacteria, chlorine, fluoride, copper, hardness, and pH) and suggests the best filter or treatment solution to ensure water safety and safe drinking water for your health.
  • Monitor your water quality to maintain the health and longevity of your appliances.
  • You can additionally access resources like the EWG's Tap Water Database for further data and regulation reviews.
What’s in Your Water?

Our Water Testing Services:

  • We provide a professional analysis of your water sample in our lab to deliver fast results and an accurate report.
  • Our service helps customers understand their specific water quality concerns, including issues with taste, hardness, or alkaline levels.
  • We use the data from your test to offer the best water treatment solution and guide you through the entire process.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You can contact local, certified plumbing services like Intown Plumbing, who specialize in water testing for Rockwall residents. They can collect a water sample and send it to a certified laboratory to provide accurate results and discuss treatment options. Alternatively, you can purchase an at-home water test kit or contact a Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) accredited lab.
The cost of water testing can vary widely depending on the level of analysis needed. Basic tests typically screen for common bacteria, while comprehensive water quality assessments include a broader range of contaminants. Well inspections and advanced testing services may involve additional costs based on the scope and detail required.
The cost of a water test depends on the type of analysis and the testing provider. At-home test kits offer quick, basic results, while professional lab testing provides more detailed and accurate assessments across a wider range of contaminants. The final cost reflects the depth and precision of the testing performed.
Five essential water quality tests often recommended for homeowners, especially private well owners, are for Total Coliforms (bacteria), pH (acidity/alkalinity), Total Dissolved Solids, Nitrates, and, depending on the area, specific heavy metals like Lead or Arsenic. These tests help determine water safety and identify problems with taste, look, or corrosivity.
Some private companies, often water treatment or water softener providers, offer a free in-home water test to check for common issues like hardness or chlorine. Additionally, some county health departments or groundwater conservation districts in Texas may offer free or reduced-cost well testing for certain contaminants on a case-by-case basis.
While some are legitimate marketing tools used by water treatment companies to identify and sell systems, be cautious of unsolicited or door-to-door offers. Free water tests may use misleading or non-scientific methods to exaggerate contamination, pressuring homeowners into immediate purchase of expensive, and possibly unnecessary, filter or softening systems. For reliable results, use a state-certified laboratory.