TapScore Certified Lead And Copper Test

Ensure the safety and quality of your drinking water with our targeted testing package for lead and copper. Lead and copper are commonly detected elements in drinking water in homes, businesses or other facilities, especially those with aging infrastructure such as old pipes and fixtures. This is due to these metals having the tendency to leach from distribution lines and other plumbing into the water supply, potentially jeopardizing your health and well-being. This issue persists even after water has left a utility or from the pipes within your premises. Even in cities renowned for their clean water, changes in water chemistry can cause these metals to dissolve from old pipes and contaminate your water supply. Our testing solution comes with a DIY test strip that allows you to measure the pH of your water. The pH of your water is crucial to determining its overall quality, and plays a significant role in how your plumbing is impacted. Knowing the pH levels of your water will further aid in configuring water filtration and treatment solutions, ensuring complete safety and cleanliness of your water supply. The Tap Score water test package we provide is comprehensive, equipped with all required materials needed to properly collect and submit a sample for testing in a certified laboratory. This testing is carried out using the EPA method 200.8 or equivalent, giving you detailed and reliable results of the lead and copper levels in your water. This test is included in every Tap Score Essential, Advanced, and Extended test across our City and Well water collections. It is particularly important for homes in older buildings as lead and copper often find their way into the water through old distribution lines and plumbing on-site. Lab testing is a sure-fire way to detect these potentially harmful metals, as their dangerous levels are often far below what regular test strips can detect. This testing package is highly recommended for individuals living in homes built before 1986 or in areas served by old infrastructure. It is also essential for homes with young children or other vulnerable individuals, ensuring your water supply is free of lead and copper and safe to drink.