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Some of Our More Well Known Customers:

  • The Statue of Liberty—Ellis Island Foundation

  • National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

  • The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Here's the ship whose drinking water we tested:

  • US Bureau of Reclamation  - Grand Coulee Dam

  • US Army Corp of Engineers

  • US Air Force - 133rd Airlift Wing

  • US Navy - Travis Air Force Base

  • US Secret Service

  • Greene County Conservation District (PA)

  • Eliot Watershed Association (ME)

  • City of Lewisburg (TN)

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Should I have my well tested?

A CDC article about testing well water that all well owners should read.

e-WaterTest.com Tests Drinking Water for the Residence of Former First Family...

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Are you concerned about what is really in your drinking water? Well, you should be...

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency...

"If you have your own well, you are responsible for making sure that your water is safe to drink. Private wells should be tested annually for nitrate and coliform bacteria to detect contamination problems early." 

Even if you don't have a well, don't you want peace-of-mind that you and your family are drinking water that is safe, or that you are able to take action to correct problems?

Water testing is important to the health of you and that of your family. While you can use water test kits to test your water, no home-testing kit can be as reliable as having your drinking water tested by a professional water testing laboratory that uses water testing methods approved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

e-WaterTest.com's Priority 150 Water Test  follows U.S. EPA-approved water testing methods. Eliminate any doubts about the quality of the water your family uses everyday...water testing puts you in control. Once you have the results of the water test, you are in a much better position to eliminate any and all contaminants found in your drinking water. Let e-WaterTest.com test your drinking water today.

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According to the Iowa State University Extension in an article by Tom Glanville published May 2009:

"The quality of water from private wells should be tested annually. Spring or early summer is one of the best times of year to test your well. Many parts of the country get most of their rainfall April through June. During this wet period excess water picks up bacteria, nitrate and recently-applied lawn and crop chemicals as it percolates through the soil. If the upper part of your well is leaky, this contaminated water may enter your well through these defects, bringing contaminants with it.

During late summer when the ground is dry, or in the winter when the ground is frozen, the same well may test safe. So if you want to get the most for your investment of time and money, test during wet weather. If your well water is safe during this time of year, the odds are that it will be safe the remainder of the year."   


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"Thanks for the good service, I'm glad the test turned out that way, chemical contaminates were a main concern of mine, we are only a few miles from the Fairfield county land fill and the Buckeye aquifer runs through this area. I didn't know how well they had the bottom sealed. I'll be using your company in the future and others have asked about your services. "

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