Deluxe Well Water Test Kit with PFAS & Basic Radiological (107 Analytes)
This is a custom kit requiring multiple water samples to be sent to various laboratories.
Tests your well or private spring water for:
- Bacteria (presence/absence for Total Coliform and E. coli)
- 22 heavy metals and minerals
- 7 other inorganic chemicals
- 5 physical factors
- 4 trihalomethanes
- 47 volatile organic chemicals (VOCs)
- 20 pesticides, herbicides, and PCBs
- 18 PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) including PFOA, PFOS, and GenX
- Basic Radiological: Uranium, Gross Alpha, and Gross Beta
This Deluxe kit is a comprehensive water analysis for homeowners with well or private spring water, testing for 107 analytes. It is more comprehensive than the Standard or Basic test kits.
PFAS are known as “Forever Chemicals” because they persist throughout our environment and in our drinking water. Previously known as PFCs, they have been widely used in cookware, fast food packaging, stain- and water-resistant products (shoes, clothing, rugs, etc.), as well as key ingredients in industrial firefighting foams used on military bases and other industrial applications. This test quantifies the presence of up to 18 of the most common PFAS compounds including PFOA, PFOS, and GenX.
The Basic Radiological test screens for Uranium and Gross Alpha & Beta radiological particles. For more comprehensive radiological analysis, see the Standard or Deluxe Radiological Test Kits.
Recommended by the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
View the full list of analytes and minimum detection levels for this laboratory.
Returns require pre-authorization. Return shipping of the water sample to the laboratory is not included. The water sample must be returned within 1 day of sampling. If you need testing to meet regulatory or litigation purposes, please contact us for tests designed for this purpose.
Not sure what your results mean or where to start? Our Drinking Water Guide covers well water, city water, contaminants, and what to do when you find a problem.