Why In-Home Water Testing Matters

Water quality can vary across the Denver metro area — and even between neighboring homes — due to differences in
water sources, plumbing, and household usage. That’s why online guesses and one-size-fits-all recommendations often miss the mark.

• Answers first: Understand what’s driving taste, odor, scale, and other issues.
• Right solution: Filtration and softening solve different problems — testing shows what you actually need.
• Confidence: Get clear, professional guidance tailored to your home.

What We Evaluate During Your In-Home Water Test

Your in-home visit focuses on the real-world issues homeowners care about — how your water looks, tastes, feels, and performs.
Depending on your concerns and water source, we may evaluate items such as:

• Hardness and scaling potential
• Chlorine/chloramine taste and odor concerns
• Sediment or discoloration indicators
• General water performance in showers, sinks, and appliances
• Household goals (taste, comfort, protecting plumbing, drinking water quality)

If you have previous lab results or an at-home test report, we can also review those findings and explain what they mean in practical terms.

What to Expect (Step-by-Step)

1. Quick conversation about your concerns
   We start with what you’re noticing — taste, odor, spots, scale, dry skin, appliance issues, or general peace of mind.
2. In-home water testing and evaluation
   We assess your water and help identify what may be causing the issues you’re seeing.
3. Clear explanation of results
   We translate results into plain language — what it means for your home and what’s worth addressing.
4. Expert recommendations (if needed)
   If improvement makes sense, we recommend the right solution and explain why. If you don’t need equipment, we’ll tell you that too.

No pressure. No guesswork. Just clear recommendations based on your home and your water.

Common Recommendations After Testing

Testing helps determine what solutions make sense — and just as importantly, what solutions don’t.
Common options may include:

• Whole House Water Filtration — often recommended for improving taste and odor and reducing common chemicals such as chlorine.Learn about Whole House Water Filtration
• Water Softener Installation — recommended when hardness is causing scale buildup, spots, and appliance wear. Learn about Water Softeners
• Reverse Osmosis (RO) — may be added at the kitchen sink when you want ultra-pure drinking and cooking water.

We’ll walk you through the pros and cons and help you decide what’s right for your home — without overwhelm.

Why Homeowners Choose Aqua Serve

• Serving Colorado homeowners since 1990
• In-home testing before recommendations
• Clear, practical guidance — no one-size-fits-all solutions
• Authorized Brita Pro dealer
• Professional plumbing integration
• Long-term service and support

Our goal is to help you understand your water and make a confident decision about improving it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the in-home water test really free?

Yes. We provide a free in-home water test and consultation to help you understand your water and determine what solutions (if any) make sense.

How long does the appointment take?

Most visits are completed within about an hour, depending on your questions and what you’d like us to evaluate.

Do I need to have a specific problem to schedule a test?

Not at all. Many homeowners schedule testing for peace of mind, to understand taste/odor changes, or to plan future improvements.

Will you try to sell me something?

Our priority is clarity. If your water would benefit from treatment, we’ll explain your options. If you don’t need equipment, we’ll tell you that too.

Can you review lab results or an at-home test I already have?

Yes. If you have a report, bring it to the appointment — we’ll help explain what it means and how it relates to your home’s water.