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Call (253) 234-7880 or use the request form. The form opens a draft in your email app; review it and press Send there. The appointment is confirmed separately.

Only for Flow Tests and Pump Flow Tests. Water quality testing and on-site field measurements are available to everyone.

Flow Tests start at $350. Pump Flow Tests start at $500. Our $325 water sampling package includes coliform, nitrate, and arsenic. Additional available tests are $25 each. Final scope and pricing are confirmed before scheduling.

Send the property address, access details, available well records, previous results, and deadlines. For a lender-required test, include loan type and written testing instructions. Loan type alone does not establish test duration.

Explore all 19 Western Washington counties, including towns and surrounding rural properties. Select a city for a local guide, then contact us with the address to confirm availability.

A Flow Test measures water delivery over the lender-required test period. A Pump Flow Test evaluates pump functionality with a two-hour flow test and inspection of accessible above-ground well components. Both are for real estate transactions.

Yes. Water sampling can be added during the same visit. Confirm the laboratory tests and pricing when arranging service.

Tell us where the well equipment and sample tap are located, how to enter the property, and about locked areas, treatment systems, or restrictions. We confirm the practical requirements before the visit.

No. Field measurements include pH, conductivity, estimated TDS, salinity, resistivity, temperature, and iron screening. The laboratory separately analyzes samples for ordered contaminants, such as coliform, nitrate, and arsenic.

We prioritize prompt communication to support your deadline. Inspection reporting and laboratory analysis have separate timelines; we confirm expected turnaround before scheduling and share results as available.

Results apply to the sample, collection time, and substances analyzed. A Flow Test does not establish drinking-water quality, and field readings do not replace laboratory analysis.

Yes. Contact Waleed to discuss what was inspected or sampled. The laboratory or local health department can provide guidance about contaminant results and appropriate follow-up.

Share inspection contingency and closing dates at the start. We confirm availability and expected inspection and laboratory timelines before committing to an appointment.