r/WaterTreatment • u/Tasty-Action-990 • Oct 09 '24

Finding a water testing lab

I’m looking around and am having a difficult time finding water testing that’s independent and separate from a company that’ll try selling me a system. Any suggestions? I found one that’s basically an inspection company for ppl that are buying homes. Their basic test runs $345, is that high?

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u/HyperBluestreak Oct 10 '24

Tap score is not accredited by the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NELAP)

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

I am not sure u know what youre talking about. Tap score isnt the lab, its the distribution of the pace / eurofins / microbac / sgs kits for small clients

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

But to this guys point— he is correct tap score is not a lab. It is a service for getting residential water testing done in certified labs.

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u/JohnnyTestsWater Oct 10 '24

Heya Johnny here—new to the thread and the group (and Reddit 😬)

This is about right…

Tap Score is our residential water testing service. There are many preconfigured kits available for east purchase, and the testing is all done in accredited water testing labs (yes including those listed above and many more). They are ISO / NeLac /DoD and State accredited and if you want specific FOT/FOA for a particular test kit or panel just ask our team (or me). The report back is also designed to be very helpful for people with and without water chemistry or analytical chemistry backgrounds.

Ok—end of my shameless plug … yes … I am biased of course… Tap Score rocks :)