Northeast private wells

Connecticut private well water test guide

Learn which results matter, how to read your lab report, and when Connecticut homeowners should retest or call a well professional.

Common concerns in CT

Arsenic - Long-term arsenic exposure is linked to cancer and other chronic health risks.
Uranium - Uranium can affect kidneys and is regionally common in some bedrock wells.
Radon - Radon in water can add to indoor air radon when water is used.

Interpret nitrate lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret arsenic lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret lead lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret total coliform lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret e. coli lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret ph lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret hardness lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret iron lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret manganese lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret total dissolved solids lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret fluoride lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret sodium lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret sulfate lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret chloride lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret uranium lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Interpret radon lab results for a private well in Connecticut.

Keep your well history

Save test history, set annual reminders, compare results over time, and create a shareable report for your family or water professional.