The Answer to All Your H2O System Needs
Ensure the cleanliness and safety of your well water with complete well water testing services from Advanced Water Systems, the premier water well testing and filter systems company in Connecticut. With our expert inspection and testing procedures, you can put your mind at ease knowing your water supply is free from impurities.
Welcome to Advanced Water Systems – your top choice for well water testing in Connecticut. In business since 1998, our experts understand that a well water test can be revealing and play a major role in the quality of your commercial or household water supply.
Rather than research “well water testing near me,” come straight to the experts. At Advanced Water Systems, testing water wells through a water quality analysis is one of our specialties. We provide our services at an agreeable cost.

Water testing in your well can keep your family or employees healthy. Early detection matters, as removing contaminants can prevent their spread.
Contact us, and we will come out and discuss your project free of charge.
We provide full-bodied water testing at Advanced Water Systems, with a multi-pronged testing process that involves sampling, analysis, and reporting on the results. We can test for physical, chemical, and bacterial contaminants – leaving no stone unturned.
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Our representatives at Advanced Water Systems will visit your home or commercial property for a consultation. During the consultation, we’ll ask some questions about your water supply, including how well the water system works, if the water has recently tasted or smelled odd, and whether you’ve noticed any other signs of contamination.
Taking well water samples requires running the water for at least 10 minutes to flush the pipes, then collecting copper and lead samples. We’ll add tags to each sample bottle, send in the requisite forms, and submit our samples for further analysis. The types of analyses are organic chemicals, minerals, and bacteriological.
Customers will receive a water quality report that details which contaminants are in the water and at what level. Further water services, including remediation, are available through Advanced Water Systems.
What types of contaminants will the experts at Advanced Water Systems test for? Here’s a comprehensive rundown.
First, there are bacterial contaminants, such as E. coli and coliform bacteria. These illness-spreading bacteria can lead to serious health problems, such as meningitis, bacteremia, pneumonia, pelvic and abdominal infection, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, and stomach pain.
Testing well water can also reveal chemical contaminants, including heavy metals, pesticides, and nitrates. You don’t want these chemicals in your water supply, as they can impact the quality, taste, and aroma of the water. Worse yet, with enough exposure, you could develop health issues from nausea to chemical burns.
Our comprehensive testing also includes physical contaminants like turbidity and sediment. Although less serious than chemical and bacterial contaminants, sediment is still unwanted in your water supply, as it can affect its clarity and quality.
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When you entrust your well water testing to Advanced Water Systems in Connecticut, we’ll establish a regular testing schedule. Consistent monitoring is important to detect any changes in the water supply, including short- and long-term changes. Yearly testing is the norm, but more frequent testing may be required.

There are instances in which we might recommend follow-up testing, such as after any noticeable changes in your water quality or after a flood or a heavy period of rainfall.
Water testing from the experts at Advanced Water Systems will assure you of the quality of your well water with top-notch testing and quality reporting. You can expect these benefits when you hire us:
All water testing performed by Advanced Water Systems is collected according to pre-established protocols – ensuring the accuracy of the samples. The reliability of our service means there’s never a period of your well water quality that you don’t know about.
Our prescribed next steps based on test results are something you could never get from a DIY kit. You can take the appropriate corrective actions to restore your water quality.
We will test your water quality at least every year, but we’ll make special exceptions as required. This is due to our ongoing commitment to get your water clearer and safer for you and those important to you.
Advanced Water Systems goes above and beyond when it comes to water quality. Our comprehensive testing and detailed reports help you understand what’s happening with your water, and with our restoration efforts, we can get it clear.
The premier Connecticut company for well water testing for three decades and running, Advanced Water Systems provides quality, dependability, and reliability you can count on when you need us most. We put customer service first and foremost – prioritizing service excellency to help you achieve superior water quality.
You can tell in several ways. The water will have an odor, like rotten eggs, and it will taste “off.” You might see hard water stains on your dishware and glasses, and when you bathe or shower, you won’t feel clean.
Not on its own, no. Well water testing is only half the equation. It tells you what’s wrong with your water supply, which you can then fix with Advanced Water Systems’ services.
You could, but this is a job better left to the professionals. We have access to higher-quality testing measures that can find more contaminants.
You could develop an upset stomach and diarrhea from consuming water that contains physical contaminants.
Absolutely, as it’s integral to your health to have high water quality. If you run a business, you also can’t leave your water quality up to chance.
Understanding the quality of your well water will allow you to make improvements, so your water is safe to drink and use. Schedule an appointment with our experts at Advanced Water Systems today. You can reach us via the online contact form on our website or by phone.
