Free Water Testing in New Jersey
Serving Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Passaic, Bayonne and all of New Jersey.
We come to your home and test your water for lead, bacteria, PFAS, chloramine, and more. 100% free. No obligation.
Schedule My Free TestWhat May Be in Your New Jersey Tap Water
Newark made national headlines when lead levels exceeded federal limits. Many NJ homes built before 1986 may still have lead service lines that could deliver lead to the tap.
Most NJ utilities use chloramine instead of chlorine. While effective, chloramine creates trihalomethanes (THMs) linked to long-term health risks.
Some NJ areas may have elevated PFAS levels, particularly near industrial corridors. The NJ DEP has set the strictest PFAS limits in the country as a precaution.
NJ groundwater averages 150-250 mg/L of hardness minerals. Hard water leaves scale on appliances, destroys water heaters faster, and leaves skin dry.
Not sure what is in your water? We will come to your home and test it for free.
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“We had no idea lead was in our water until CWC came to test it. The process was quick, professional, and completely free. Every family should do this.”
“The team was professional, bilingual, and explained everything clearly. I noticed the difference the same day. Very satisfied!”
Water Testing Questions for New Jersey
Is tap water safe to drink in New Jersey?
NJ utilities treat water to federal standards, but some homes may still have lead service lines, and PFAS may be present in certain NJ water systems. A professional test can reveal what is actually in your water.
How much does a water test cost in NJ?
Our in-home water test is 100% free. A certified specialist comes to your home, tests your water on-site, and explains the results. No cost, no obligation.
Do you serve all of New Jersey?
Yes. We serve the entire state of New Jersey. Our primary service cities include Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, Edison, Passaic, Bayonne, Hoboken, and all surrounding areas.
What contaminants are most common in NJ water?
Lead (from service lines), chloramine, PFAS/PFOS, trihalomethanes, and hardness minerals are the most frequently found contaminants in New Jersey municipal water.
Areas We Serve in New Jersey
Newark · Jersey City · Paterson · Elizabeth · Edison · Passaic · Bayonne · Hoboken · Union City · and surrounding areas
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