Water Quality Analysis Kit | Chemical Water Testing for Private Water Supplies
Chemical Water Analysis for Private Water Supplies, Boreholes & Drinking Water
If you're unsure what's in your water, our Chemical Water Analysis provides a detailed report to help identify potential water quality issues before choosing a treatment system.
Ideal for private water supplies, boreholes, wells, spring water and customers experiencing staining, unusual tastes, odours or water quality concerns, this professional water analysis helps determine whether water treatment may be required.
Once your sample has been analysed, our experienced team can explain the results and recommend the most suitable water treatment solution if required.
How It Works
- Order your water analysis kit.
- We'll send you everything needed to collect your sample.
- Fill the supplied bottles following the instructions provided.
- Return your sample to us using the recommended method.
- Receive your results and expert guidance from our team.
Typical turnaround time is up to 28 days from receipt of your sample.
What Does the Water Test Include?
Your laboratory analysis includes testing for:
- Arsenic
- Iron
- Manganese
- Nitrate (NO₃)
- Sodium
- Copper
- Chloride
- Fluoride
- Ammonia
- Total Hardness (as CaCO₃)
- pH
- Alkalinity
- Conductivity
- Turbidity
- Colour
- Appearance
- Coliforms
These results provide the information needed to assess your water quality and identify whether treatment such as filtration, water softening, reverse osmosis or UV disinfection may be beneficial.
Who Is This Water Test Suitable For?
Our chemical water analysis is ideal for:
- Private water supplies
- Boreholes
- Wells
- Spring water
- Farms
- Rural properties
- Commercial premises
- Homeowners concerned about drinking water quality
- Anyone experiencing staining, unusual tastes or odours
Why Have Your Water Tested?
Water testing can help identify:
- High iron causing orange staining.
- Manganese causing black staining.
- High nitrate levels.
- Hard water.
- Elevated mineral content.
- pH imbalance.
- Water clarity issues.
- Chemical contaminants requiring treatment.
Understanding exactly what's in your water means you can choose the correct treatment system rather than guessing.
Expert Water Treatment Advice Included
Our experienced water treatment specialists will help explain the results and advise whether a water filter, water softener, reverse osmosis system, UV steriliser or another treatment option is appropriate for your water supply.
If no treatment is required, we'll tell you that too.