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    Drinking Water Analysis

    Besides practicing qualified methodologies & being nationally accredited, GSA focuses on utilizing technology & instrumentation backed by years of experience in the industry.

    GSA specializes in these commonly requested tests for homeowners:

    • Bacteria- Escherichia coli (E. coli) and Total Coliform.
    • Inorganic- Nitrate/Nitrite, Chloride, Fluoride, etc...
    • Metals - Arsenic, Lead, Copper, Iron, Manganese, etc.. 
    • Radon- Radioactive gas.
    • Uranium- A naturally occuring radioactive metal.
    • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)- MtBE and over 70 other solvent-type compounds.

     

    How Often should I test my water?

    If you own a home with a well, it is solely the responsibility of the homeowner to ensure the well is providing safe drinking water.  Continuous routine water testing is an important component for monitoring your drinking water. 

    Drilled Well (more common)

    Bacteria: Twice a year (spring and fall)

    Nitrate: Once a year (spring)

    Comprehensive Package: Every 3-5 years.

    •    If Arsenic is detected, it should be checked at least tri annually.   
    •    If Arsenic is detected above 0.005 mg/L, it should be checked annually or quarterly.
    •    If Radon is detected above 4000 pCi/L, it should be tested quarterly to determine the yearly average.  The Uranium levels and Radon in the Air levels should be checked as well.

    Any other detections can be discussed further.

     

    Dug Well (less common)

    Bacteria: Quarterly

    Nitrate: Twice a year (spring and fall)

    Basic package: Annually

    • If pH is below 6.5, lead and copper levels should be checked.
    • If Nitrate is above 5 mg/L, it should be checked quarterly or monthly.

    Any other detections can be discussed further.