Well Water Testing Kits

Designed for homes that rely on a private well, our Well Water Testing Kits test for substances such as coliform bacteria, nitrates, arsenic, lead, and other metals, depending on the panel  you choose. Simple at-home collection, Professional  laboratory Analysis, and clear results in your Personalized  Dashboard help you better understand your water, giving you greater peace of mind and information to make more informed choices for your home and family.

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  • 52 Tests
    Performed

    Essential testing

    First-time well testing and new well owners

  • 131 Tests
    Performed

    Most extensive testing

    Ongoing water concerns, agricultural or industrial areas, and follow-up testing

Find the Right Test for Your Home

Match your kit with your water source and data goals.

For homes connected to municipal water supply

City Core Water Testing Kit 61 tests performed
City Comprehensive Water Testing Kit 129 tests performed
Feature Comparison

City Water Kit

Core

City Water Kit

Complete

City Water Kit

Comprehensive

Tests Performed

61

118

129

Good For
  • Renters
  • New homeowners
  • First-time testing
  • Routine annual testing
  • Families with young children
  • Homes built before 1986
  • Buying a home
  • Health-conscious homeowners
  • Ongoing water concerns
  • Follow-up testing
  • Homeowners wanting our most comprehensive evaluation
Tests For
  • Metals including (Lead and Iron)
  • Arsenic
  • Minerals
  • Hardness
  • pH
  • Chlorine levels
  • VOCs

Everything in Core, plus:

  • Expanded metals testing
  • Expanded VOC testing
  • Industrial chemicals

Everything in Complete, plus:

  • Mercury
  • Perchlorate
  • Additional specialty contaminants
Heavy Metals
  • Arsenic
  • Lead
  • Iron

Everything in Core, plus:

  • Additional heavy metals

Everything in Complete, plus:

  • Mercury
Chemical Contaminants
  • VOCs
  • Disinfection byproducts

Everything in Core, plus:

  • Expanded VOCs
  • Industrial solvents

Everything in Complete, plus:

  • Additional specialty VOCs
  • Bromate
  • Chlorite

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A Clearer View of Your Well Water

Because a private well serves only your property, it isn’t monitored by a utility the way a public system is — so understanding what’s in your water starts with you. A sample collected at home gives you information specific to your well at a single point in time.

A Kleer Blue Water™️ well water test reports results for the substances included in the testing panel you select. Depending on the Well kit, testing may include total coliform bacteria, nitrates, arsenic, lead, copper, manganese, VOCs, pH, hardness, and other water-quality indicators.

Well water testing can be especially helpful after moving into a home with an existing well, following well repairs or a new installation, after flooding or a change in nearby land use, or simply when you want to better understand the water your household uses every day.

Choose the Level of Testing That Works for You

Well Core, Well Complete, and Well Comprehensive offer progressively broader testing. The right choice depends on how much detail you want and the questions you’d like your testing to address.

Every Well Water Testing Kit includes simple at-home sample collection, Professional Laboratory Analysis, a Hydrogen Sulfide strip, prepaid return shipping, and clear results in your Personalized Dashboard. Well Core also includes an at-home presence-or-absence bacteria screening test.

Each product page lists the specific tests included in that kit, making it easier to compare the three options. A broader panel doesn’t mean every household needs every available test. It simply provides results across more substances and water-quality measurements.

Professional Water Testing, Made Simple

At-home strips and digital meters can provide useful information, but each is limited to the reading it’s designed to measure. A test strip offers a quick screening for a single characteristic. A total dissolved solids meter provides a general reading but doesn’t identify the individual substances contributing to that number.

A mail-in well water test with Professional Laboratory Analysis offers a more detailed view. The laboratory measures and reports results for the substances included in the selected testing panel rather than providing a single general reading.

Kleer Blue Water makes the process straightforward. Register your kit online, collect your samples at home following the included instructions, and return them with the prepaid shipping materials. Review your results through your Personalized Dashboard, where each result is presented clearly, with information to help you understand what was measured and how it compares with the applicable reference value.

Understanding Common Well-Water Questions

Total coliform bacteria are a common reason well owners test. Coliform is used as an indicator of whether surface water or other material may be reaching the well. A sample collected at your tap provides a point-in-time result for the submitted sample.

Nitrates can enter groundwater from sources such as fertilizer, septic systems, and naturally occurring conditions. Depending on the selected panel, a Well test may include results for nitrate and nitrite.

Arsenic and metals such as lead, copper, and manganese may occur naturally in local soil and rock or be associated with plumbing and well components. The substances included vary by Well testing panel, so each product page identifies the specific tests included.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I test my well water at home?

Choose a Well Water Testing Kit, register it online, and follow the included sample-collection instructions. Return your samples using the prepaid shipping materials, then view your well water test results in your Personalized Dashboard. No specialized training is required, though following the collection steps carefully affects how reliable your results are.

How often should I test my well water?

Many well owners test at least annually for basic indicators such as total coliform bacteria, nitrates, and pH. Broader or more frequent well water testing may be worth considering after flooding, well repairs, a change in nearby land use, or a noticeable change in your water’s taste, odor, or appearance.

What is the difference between a test strip and laboratory testing?

A strip provides a quick screening for the single measurement it’s designed to check. Professional Laboratory Analysis measures and reports results for the substances included in the selected panel. Every Kleer Blue Water Well kit includes both laboratory sample materials and a Hydrogen Sulfide strip.

How does mail-in well water testing work?

For homeowners searching for well water testing near me, Kleer Blue Water offers a mail-in option that doesn’t require a visit to a local lab. You collect the samples at home, return them using the included prepaid materials, and receive your well water test results through your Personalized Dashboard. Results reflect the sample you submitted and the substances in your selected panel rather than a determination about your well at all times.