- Free in-home water test
- Written report of your results
- Locally owned, SC & NC licensed
- No obligation to purchase
Book My Free Water Test
Free in-home water test first — written report, no obligation to purchase.
Mail-in kits take weeks and leave you reading numbers with no context. An in-home test takes about an hour, and you get the results and the explanation in the same visit.
We check the parameters that actually explain what homeowners notice day to day: hardness, iron, chlorine or chloramine residual, pH, and total dissolved solids. If your home is on a private well, we discuss additional laboratory testing such as bacteria and nitrates.
There is no charge and no obligation. Many homeowners test simply to have a baseline before buying a home, after a storm, or because the water changed and they want to know why.
Systems we commonly quote
- Written results report — Yours to keep whether or not you buy anything
- Well water consultation — Guidance on additional lab testing for bacteria and nitrates
- Treatment recommendation and quote — Only if you want one
Every system is sized to your water test results and your home, so we don't publish prices. You get a written quote after your free in-home test, with no obligation to buy.
What Affects Your Price
- City water versus private well — wells generally warrant broader testing.
- Age of the home and plumbing materials, which matters for lead in pre-1986 homes.
- Recent flooding or heavy rainfall, which can affect well water quality.
- Whether you already have treatment equipment that may need service.
- Specific symptoms you are seeing: staining, odor, taste, or scale.
Frequently asked questions
Is the water test really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the in-home test, you receive a written report of your results, and there is no obligation to purchase anything.
How long does the test take?
Usually about an hour, including time to walk through what each result means for your home.
What does the test check?
Hardness, iron, chlorine or chloramine residual, pH, and total dissolved solids. For private wells we also discuss laboratory testing for bacteria and nitrates.
Do you test water for home buyers?
Yes. Testing before closing is one of the most common reasons homeowners call us, especially on properties with private wells.
Which areas do you cover?
Our home bases are the Myrtle Beach and Grand Strand area, Wilmington and Charleston, and we'll travel well beyond them, including the Upstate. If you're not sure we cover your town, just call.