Water Quality Testing

For drinking water testing, FHA/VA-required testing, private wells, lead in drinking water concerns, and everyday water safety concerns.

Description

Use this when you need drinking water testing that meets FHA/VA requirements, are buying or refinancing a home, have a private well, notice unusual taste, odor, staining, are concerned about possible lead piping, or want clearer answers about the water your family uses every day.

Water testing provides certified analysis and documentation for: lead, radon, bacteria, arsenic, copper, nitrates, and nitrites.

How to Test

Collect the water sample in the provided container. Avoid touching the inside of the bottle or cap, fill as directed, seal, label, and submit the sample for certified laboratory analysis. More testing information will be provided with your order.

Each HomeSwab™ kit is designed to make testing less intimidating while providing the highest level of certified results. You do not need to be a scientist or environmental consultant to collect a sample. The HomeSwab kit gives you the protective items, simple instructions, and a clear process for submitting the sample for certified laboratory analysis.

The result is not a guess based on appearance. It is written information from a laboratory that can help you decide what to do next, whether that means cleaning, repairs, additional professional evaluation, communication with a landlord, or documentation for an insurance related concern.

Every Kit Includes

Sterile hospital-grade gloves

Helps keep collection cleaner and gives customers a more confident sampling experience.

Protective face mask

Included so customers can take basic protection steps while collecting samples around suspect areas.

Clear step-by-step instructions

Written for everyday homeowners, not scientists, so the collection process feels simple and manageable.

6a00d45548d2c_How Homeswab Works

1. Choose the kit that matches your concern

Start with what you are seeing, smelling, or wondering about. Suspicious growth, musty air, older materials, water concerns, and invisible hazards all point to different HomeSwab™ kits.

2. Open your kit and protect yourself

Every HomeSwab™ test kit includes a set of sterile hospital-grade gloves and an N95 face mask. Put them on before collecting your sample, especially when working around dusty, damp, damaged, or suspicious materials.

3. Follow the instructions and collect the sample

Each kit includes simple directions that walk you through the collection process. The goal is to collect a useful sample while keeping the process clean, organized, and easy to understand.

4. Package and submit the sample

After collection, place the sample in the proper container or packaging provided with the kit and follow the return or submission instructions for certified laboratory analysis. Ship via the carrier of your choice USPS, UPS, FedEx, Ect.

5. Receive results and decide your next step

Your results help replace guessing with information. Use them to decide whether cleaning, repair, professional evaluation, landlord communication, insurance documentation, or additional testing may be needed.