We come to your house and test hardness, iron, pH and TDS on the spot, plus a nitrate screening strip, then explain the results in plain English. No charge, no obligation, no sales pitch. Just a clear picture of what’s in your water and what, if anything, it needs.

Above 7 gpg is hard, above 10 is very hard by the USGS scale. Most homes around here are well past that.
Staining starts at 0.3 ppm, the EPA secondary standard. Many local wells run 3 to 15 times that.
Tells us whether iron treatment will work as designed, and whether a tannin filter will need pH correction.
Everything dissolved in the water, which is what reverse osmosis removes. Also the before-and-after number for an RO system.
No taste, color or odor, so the strip is the only way to know it’s there. A positive strip gets a lab sample to set the exact number before anything is sized.
Portage, Kalamazoo and Southwest Michigan. We come to you.
Yes. There’s no charge, no obligation and no sales pitch. If your water is fine, we tell you so and leave.
Probably. Kalamazoo and Portage city water is groundwater from the same aquifer the wells draw on, and the City of Kalamazoo’s own figure is about 20 grains of hardness per gallon, twice the level considered very hard.
Bacteria and PFAS need a certified lab, and if your symptoms or your well’s history point that way we’ll say so and tell you how to get the lab test done before you spend anything on equipment. Nitrate we screen with a test strip at the table; if it shows up, a lab sample sets the exact number, and we remove it two ways: a whole-home nitrate filter or reverse osmosis at the tap.
You get a plain-English explanation of what we found and a real price for fixing it, from the person who would do the work. No pressure, no “manager approval” games.
Pick a time that works and Brian will be there with the test kit.
Schedule a free water testOr call (269) 262-1399