When it comes to your property, water quality and septic system functionality are essential, whether for a real estate transaction or simply peace of mind.
During a well and septic inspection, the inspector conducts tests on the water and assesses the system’s volume and pressure. They ensure that the well meets local regulations and is free from any structural concerns.
Depending on specific requirements and customer preferences, the inspector may also conduct water sampling for contaminants such as bacteria, nitrate, and arsenic. These samples are then analyzed in our water test lab, which is certified by the state.
It’s equally important to inspect the septic system, as its functionality can impact water quality. Ensuring both systems are in good working order is crucial. The last thing anyone wants is for septic waste to contaminate their drinking water.
Who Can Benefit from a Well and Septic Inspection
Whether you’re a real estate agent, homeowner, seller, appraiser, or property manager, our skilled and certified inspectors provide fast, accurate results to meet your closing schedule needs.
With a state-certified, in-house laboratory and testing center, U.S. Water ensures the fastest turnaround time in the area. Our inspectors not only deliver quality work but also efficient testing results, eliminating delays in your property transactions.
Year-Round Availability
Our inspections are available year-round for your convenience.
Speed and Accuracy
Thanks to our in-house laboratory, we offer the fastest turnaround time, ensuring accurate results promptly.
Competitive Pricing
By eliminating the middleman, we provide highly competitive pricing for our services.
Comprehensive Solutions
Beyond testing, our certified plumbing staff can treat or repair issues, offering efficient, one-stop problem resolution.
Headquartered in Weston, WI, U.S. Water provides water testing and treatment services to the majority of the state of Wisconsin.
We have been family owned and operated since 2000.
U.S. Water provides certified home inspections through its sister company, Wisconsin Home Inspectors.
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