OFFERING WELL WATER TESTING AND HOME INSPECTIONS IN MECHANICSBURG, COLUMBUS, DAYTON & MARYSVILLE, OH
WELL WATER TESTING & WATER QUALITY TESTING
Make sure your family is safe by testing your drinking water with a well water test. This test can uncover dangerous contaminants or unsafe levels of bacteria or minerals. We can inspect your groundwater, sewage, well water, and more for any contaminants, you could possibly think of. If you haven’t had your well water tested in the last 12 months, call 614-413-0075 now to set up an appointment.
Habitation Investigation LLC has the ability to add well water testing with your home inspection in Central Ohio.

WHEN TO TEST YOUR WELL WATER LEVELS
If your home depends on well water, you’ll need a water testing service before you sell your property. Home inspections from Habitation Investigation can also add well water tests. Schedule a test if…
- You haven’t had a test in over a year
- You’ve moved into a new home that uses well water
- You’re getting ready to put your home on the market
- Your water’s taste or color has changed
Common Water Contaminants
Drinking water is a fundamental necessity of life, and having access to clean and safe water is critical for maintaining public health. However, water contamination is a pervasive issue that can compromise the quality of our water supplies. Several common contaminants can be found in private wells and municipal water sources, including bacteria, viruses, lead, arsenic, nitrates, and pesticides.
Bacteria and viruses are some of the most common water contaminants that can cause waterborne illnesses, particularly in children, the elderly, and those with weakened immune systems. These pathogens can cause various symptoms, from diarrhea and vomiting to severe illnesses like cholera and typhoid fever. To ensure the safety of drinking water, water systems should regularly test for the presence of bacteria and viruses and take appropriate measures to eliminate them.
Lead and arsenic are heavy metals that can leach into drinking water from pipes, fittings, and fixtures. Exposure to these contaminants can cause serious health problems, particularly in children and pregnant women. Lead poisoning can affect brain development and cause learning difficulties, while long-term exposure to arsenic has been linked to an increased risk of cancer. Regular water testing can help identify the presence of these contaminants, and appropriate water quality treatment measures can be taken to remove them from the water supply.
Nitrates are a common contaminant in agricultural areas where fertilizers and animal waste can leach into the groundwater. High levels of nitrates in drinking water can cause methemoglobinemia, or “blue baby syndrome,” a condition that affects the ability of the blood to transport oxygen. This condition is hazardous for infants but can also affect adults. Treatment options such as reverse osmosis or ion exchange can help remove nitrates from water supplies.
Pesticides are another common contaminant that can be found in drinking water. Pesticide exposure can cause various health problems, including cancer, reproductive and developmental issues, and damage to the nervous system. Regular water testing and appropriate water quality treatment can help reduce the risk of exposure to these contaminants.
Remediation Techniques
Habitation Investigation is your trusted source for Well-Water Testing & Water Quality Testing. We offer comprehensive water testing services to ensure your water systems provide safe and clean drinking water.
When it comes to water quality treatment, a variety of remediation techniques are available to treat water that has been found to contain contaminants. These techniques include filtration, chlorination, UV treatment, and reverse osmosis.
- Filtration is a common treatment option that removes impurities and particles from the water by passing it through a porous material.
- Chlorination involves adding chlorine to the water to kill bacteria and viruses.
- UV treatment uses ultraviolet light to destroy bacteria and viruses.
- Reverse osmosis is a process that uses a semipermeable membrane to remove impurities and particles from the water.
The appropriate remediation technique depends on the water samples’ type and level of contaminants. Groundwater can be contaminated with various substances, including bacteria, viruses, chemicals, and heavy metals. Therefore, choosing the right treatment option is essential to ensure water supplies are safe for consumption.
At Habitation Investigation, we can help you choose the appropriate remediation technique based on your water test results. Our team of experts can thoroughly analyze your private wells or public water supply to determine the level of contaminants present.
Ensuring your water systems provide safe drinking water is crucial for public health. Contact Habitation Investigation today to learn more about our Well-Water Testing & Water Quality Testing services. Trust us to provide you with the appropriate treatment options and ensure the quality of your drinking water.