TapScore Extended Well Water Test

Our recommended Tap Score test package is an extremely thorough and inclusive solution for water quality testing in homes, buildings, or facilities served by a private well or spring. It is specifically recommended for those who source their water from new wells or locations that are treated and/or positioned in zones at risk of radon. It's an ideal solution for water sources situated near areas of oil and gas activity or in close proximity to industrial and agricultural enterprises, where the risk of contamination is high. The Tap Score test comes with a complete collection kit that provides all the required utilities to properly collect and submit a water sample for accredited laboratory testing. The testing results provide an analytical insight into the various common health concerns associated with water, including the impact of natural water chemistry, adjacent human activity, and internal plumbing of the building. Supplementary to the Advanced Well Water Test, the Extended Well Water Test includes analysis of tannins, radon, radioactive particles, heterotrophic bacteria, pesticides, plasticizers, and other routinely found industrial and agricultural pollutants. This comprehensive package primarily focuses on testing for common water quality issues for any building that is served by a well. In addition, it also provides specialized testing for radioactive particles, radon, tannins, pesticides, plasticizers, and heterotrophic bacteria. If you're served by a private or shared well, have a septic tank in proximity to your well or another source of potential bacterial contamination, have young children or other vulnerable individuals at home, or if you're worried about water contamination from agricultural runoff, industrial operations, or oil and gas exploration, then the Tap Score test package is specifically designed for you. It's the ideal water quality testing solution if your water appears to have an oily, iridescent shine or a yellow-brown hue, if there's a concern about chemical contamination from plastic pipes, if your water source is close to an agricultural district and you're worried about pesticide contamination, or if you're located in a region with potential radiological contamination or known radon issues.