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| Ancillary Services & Additional Topics Contains discussions about Radon, Wood Infestation, Water Quality, Well, Septic, Lead, Asbestos, Pool, and Mold inspections. |
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Hi Guys,
I am looking for Well Quality Test Kit Suggestions ? Which testing lab etc Your opinions on the best bang for the buck in relationship of most comprehensive, ease of use, turn around and economical. Thank you, Darrell Freshour |
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Remember, you need a testing lab in the jurisdiction of the well. Try calling the health department in your county of operation.
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I agree...my county has a testing kit and will perform the test for you at a good price. Better than sending out to private lab.
Good Luck |
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Scott Gilligan Philadelphia Mold Inspections Philadelphia Home Inspections Philadelphia Commercial Inspections Philadelphia Licensed Home Inspector #34206 President The Greater Philadelphia Chapter of InterNACHI http://pa.nachi.org/greaterphiladelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania real estate professionals on ActiveRain.com |
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Correct, Scott.
Unless the local health depart had a SPECIFIC list of approved labs, which (by law) they are permitted to restrict testing to, then any state-certified lab may be used (in the state where the well is located). |
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