Water Quality Testing
Testing the water quality to provide your family a safe environment.
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Call: (731) 699 – 0676
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Office Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-7pm
Well Water Quality Testing
Water quality and good tasting water is a concern of most home owners. People want to make sure the water they are drinking is safe for consumption. Many contaminants contribute to poor water quality. We offer this service with a home inspection or as a stand-alone inspection.
Municipal Water Quality Testing
This water quality test is recommended to check the general quality of the city water supply as well as the plumbing and fixtures for lead contamination.
What Is Water Quality Testing?
Sometimes, the source of contamination is simply a natural occurrence in the environment. Rocks containing contaminants such as radon, nitrates, arsenic, and lead can contribute to unsafe levels in the water and can only be identified through a water test. Other times, the source may be man-made, such as a failed septic tank, waste from households or industry, or pesticides. There are many contaminates that can be tested in your drinking water. Tennessee Inspection Services has contracted with fully certified and accredited Tennessee state laboratories to provide for any type of test that you may need, including VA/FHA. We offer a wide range of water tests.


Basic Home Loan Panel
This water quality test is recommended when living in rural areas and meets most lender requirements.
What Do We Test For?
Total Coliform
Lead
E.Coli
Nitrates
Nitrites
pH
Intermediate Homeowner PANEL
This water quality test is recommended to check the general quality of the city water supply as well as the plumbing and fixtures for lead contamination.
What Do We Test For?
All Basic Home Loan Tests +
Total Phosphorus
Alkalinity,
Fluoride,
Free Chlorine,
Total Chlorine,
Hardness,
Arsenic
Advanced HOME OWNER PANEL
This more in-depth water quality test is recommended to check the general quality of the city water supply as well as the plumbing and fixtures for lead contamination.
What Do We Test For?