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Benefits of Water Testing
Well-testing services offered by Perry’s Pump Repair entail checking for the presence of coliform bacteria and other microorganisms. Testing well water can also determine the presence of surface contaminants with proven health risks, such as nitrates, which can impair the blood’s ability to use oxygen, and sulfates, which can create digestive problems.
Testing Your Well Water: What We Do
Testing well water involves checking your water for total dissolved solids, which is the number of particles accumulating in your system. All too often, contaminated water contains unusual levels of sodium, chlorides, manganese, iodine, and common iron oxide (rust). Significant quantities of any of these can ruin the taste of well water to the point where it’s not pleasant. The level of pH is always measured to determine your water’s acidity level.
Private well water testing is highly encouraged on newly drilled wells and new home purchases.
Frequent and regular water quality tests will establish data to help identify changes, determine the sources and extent of any contamination, and also suggest courses of treatment. It is important to identify the problem, including disrepair to the pump, leaks from lines or holding tanks, or inoperative switches and relays.
At Perry’s Pump Repair, we use the most up-to-date field test equipment in conjunction with qualified local laboratories we can offer the best water treatment solutions for your individual situation.
At Perry’s Pump Repair, we use the most up-to-date field test equipment in conjunction with qualified local laboratories we can offer the best water treatment solutions for your individual situation.
What's in Your Water?
My water smells like rotten eggs.
Potential Cause: The odor is likely from Hydrogen Sulfide Gas in your water source.
Response: Check if it’s coming from only the hot water tap, or both hot and cold water. Then, contact Perry’s Pump Repair for water testing services and solutions.
My water is cloudy.
Potential Cause: Trapped Air Bubbles
Response: Try running the water in the sink or bathtub for a few minutes
My water looks rusty.
Potential Cause: Fire hydrant flushing; Water main breaks; Construction work
Response: Run your water for 5 minutes to flush out the rusty water. Do not use the water for washing or drinking until it’s clear. If the water does not clear up, contact our team.
I think I have “hard water”.
Potential Cause: Dissolving minerals in your water.
Response: Florida experiences “extremely hard” and “very hard” water. To check the levels of your water or to soften your water, contact our team.
