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Water Analysis

There are aesthetic issues with some well water that we can clearly see, but many harmful contaminants are undetectable to our senses. The only way to know what is in the water you are drinking is to test it. We offer different packages to fit your needs so that you can feel confident in the water you are consuming.

All treatment needs to be monitored, especially Arsenic treatments.

NOW OFFERING: Arsenic monitoring program that allowing us to do all the planning ensuring your treatment is working to its highest potential. [see below]

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Water Analysis

Arsenic Monitoring Program

Join our Arsenic Monitoring Program and enjoy peace of mind knowing your water treatment is always in top shape! With our program, we handle everything for you—starting with sample monitoring every 6 months, beginning 12 months after your system is installed. You’ll get email reminders when it’s time to test, and we’ll send you kits with easy instructions. Once we receive your samples, we’ll send you detailed reports, keeping both you and us in the loop. Plus, you can extend the monitoring at the end of the term, ensuring your investment is always protected. Let us do the monitoring so you can focus on what really matters.

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Radon Air Analysis

Radon gas can be very prevalent in New England and enter your home directly through your foundation. We breathe the air 100% of the time that we spend in our homes and unfortunately many houses in New England exceed the National guidelines for radon gas. The only way to determine your radon levels is to test it. We provide you with the kits and instruction to deploy them in your home.

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Radon Air

Radon Water

There are some risks associated with ingesting high levels of radon in drinking water. However, it is more of a concern to what is contributed to your air levels. Radon gas can come in via your water supply and gets released through your water usage, specifically your showers, dishwashers, laundry, etc. When considering treatment for radon gas in a home, you should determine what is directly entering through your foundation as well as levels that your water may be contributing.

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