Water Testing in New Jersey

Clean, safe water is something every South Jersey homeowner should be able to count on—but it’s not always guaranteed. Whether your water comes from a private well or a municipal supply, there may be contaminants affecting its taste, smell, or safety. At Clay’s Climate Control, we offer professional water quality testing and water quality improvement services so you can feel confident about what’s coming out of your faucets.

Contact our team to schedule your New Jersey water test today.

Signs of Water Quality Issues

Paying attention to how your water looks, tastes, and smells can help you spot problems early. Be on the lookout for these signs that it’s time to have your water tested:

• Unpleasant taste or odor: A strong sulfurous or metallic smell can indicate bacterial contamination or excess minerals.
• Cloudy or discolored water: Murky, brown, or yellow water may signal rust, sediment, or pipe corrosion.
• Dry skin or brittle hair: Hard water can interfere with soap and cause skin and hair issues after bathing.
• Stains on sinks or fixtures: Mineral deposits or iron in the water often leave reddish or white marks.
• Soap that won’t lather well: Excessive minerals in hard water can reduce the effectiveness of soaps and detergents.
• Frequent plumbing issues: Sediment or scale buildup from poor water quality can damage pipes and appliances.

Residential Water Testing & Water Quality Improvements

At Clay’s Climate Control, we offer residential water testing services to help South Jersey homeowners get a full and accurate picture of what’s in their water. Our team takes detailed samples to test for a range of contaminants, including bacteria, nitrates, lead, hardness minerals, and more. Whether you’re on a private well or municipal system, water quality issues can affect your health, plumbing, and appliances.

If problems are found, we provide customized solutions to improve your water quality, including system recommendations for filtration, water softening, and treatment options tailored to your needs.

Testing for Local Contaminants

In South Jersey, certain water quality issues are more common due to local soil composition and infrastructure. Well water testing is especially important, as private wells are not regulated by the state and may contain bacteria, nitrates, or naturally occurring metals like iron and manganese. Even municipal water can sometimes contain chlorine byproducts or trace contaminants from aging pipes. A professional water test can help identify these issues and provide clear steps for protecting your home and your health.

Schedule a Water Test Today

Whether you’re concerned about unusual smells, visible discoloration, or you just want peace of mind, Clay’s Climate Control can help you take the guesswork out of water quality. Our licensed technicians offer same-day service, upfront pricing, and expert solutions for South Jersey homes. When you call Clay’s Climate Control, you get reliable service you can trust from a dedicated team with local knowledge and experience.

Book your water testing appointment with Clay’s Climate Control today and take the first step toward cleaner, safer water.

Water Testing FAQs

Why should I have my water tested?

Water testing helps identify harmful contaminants and water quality issues that could affect your health, plumbing, and appliances. Regular testing is especially important for homes with private wells, older plumbing, or unexplained water problems.

What contaminants can a water test detect?

A comprehensive water test can detect a wide range of substances, including bacteria, lead, nitrates, iron, manganese, chlorine, and hardness minerals.

What can I do to improve poor water quality?

The right solution depends on what’s in your water. Options may include filtration systems, water softeners, or other treatment systems designed to target specific contaminants found during testing.