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COLLECT AT HOME. TEST IN A LAB.

Well water test kits.
Answers from a lab.

A sample from your tap. Analysis by a certified laboratory. Understand what is in your well water, with a test that fits your concerns.

Sample kit, laboratory analysis, and results report.
Prepaid return packaging included.

Representative annual well test sampling kit with a mailer box and sample containers
BACTERIA + WATER CHEMISTRYAnnual Well Safety Check
$204.00

Representative kit image. Packaging and sample containers vary by test.

Laboratory analysis by SimpleLab & the Tap Score laboratory network

At-home collection Prepaid sample return

01 / BROADER TESTING

Compare water test panels.

Compare water chemistry panels, with or without bacteria testing. Each panel covers a defined set of contaminants.

Buying for a home sale? Confirm the required tests and collection procedures with your lender or local authority first.

From your tap to the lab

How at-home water testing works

  1. Your kit arrives

    Order the test you need. Your kit includes sample containers, collection instructions and prepaid return packaging.

  2. Collect and return your sample

    Follow the instructions for your test, then send your sample to the lab using the included return packaging.

  3. Read your laboratory report

    Review what was found in your sample, how it compares with drinking-water guidelines and the guidance included with your results.

02 / SPECIFIC CONCERNS

Test for a specific concern.

Choose a test for a specific contaminant or group. These tests measure the listed targets; they do not screen for everything.

Images are representative visualizations. Actual kit packaging, container types, and quantities depend on the test ordered.

LABORATORY ANALYSIS & REPORTING

Understand your results.

Water tests are fulfilled and analyzed by SimpleLab and its Tap Score certified laboratory network. DrillerDB helps you order the right test for your well; lab analysis and reporting are provided by SimpleLab.

Your report covers the contaminants included in your selected test. No single test checks for every possible water-quality issue.

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  • Laboratory analysis

    Fulfilled by SimpleLab and its Tap Score certified laboratory network.

  • Prepaid sample return

    Collection instructions and prepaid return packaging come with your kit.

  • A report you can read

    See what was measured and how your results compare with drinking-water guidelines.

BEFORE YOU ORDER

A few things to know.

From choosing a kit to collecting your sample.

What should I test my well water for?

A useful starting point is bacteria testing plus the chemistry relevant to your well and local conditions. Our combined panels include bacteria, metals, minerals, and water chemistry. Specific concerns, such as PFAS or pesticides, need their own tests. Your local health department can help identify which contaminants to test for.

How often should I test my private well?

Most state health departments recommend testing a private well at least once a year for bacteria and nitrate, and any time after flooding, well repairs, a noticeable change in taste, color, or odor, or before buying or selling a home.

How does at-home well water testing work?

Order a kit and it ships to your door. You collect a sample at your tap or wellhead in a few minutes, then mail it back in the prepaid package to the certified lab. You receive an easy-to-read report explaining what was found, how it compares to drinking-water guidelines, and what to do next.

Are these water tests done by a certified lab?

Yes. Samples are analyzed by SimpleLab and its Tap Score certified laboratory network. DrillerDB helps you choose the right test for your well; the certified lab performs the analysis and reporting.

Which water test kit should I choose?

Compare the combined panels for routine testing or a new-well baseline. Choose a targeted test when you need to measure a specific contaminant. For a property sale, confirm the required tests and sampling procedures with your lender or local authority before ordering.