Water Quality Testing

Clarity for Complex Homes — Know What’s in Your Water

Water quality testing provides objective information about your drinking water through proper sampling and third-party laboratory analysis. Whether you’re on a private well or municipal supply, testing can help identify concerns related to taste/odor, staining, corrosion, health-related indicators, or general baseline screening—so you can make informed decisions about filtration, treatment, or next steps.

Based in Southampton, NY, we provide water quality testing across the East End of Long Island, including Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Water Mill, East Hampton, and surrounding areas.

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Who This Is For

  • Home buyers and owners on private wells

  • Owners with taste, odor, or discoloration concerns

  • Homes with staining, scaling, corrosion, or sediment issues

  • Seasonal homes where water sits unused for long periods

  • Anyone who wants a documented baseline for decision-making


Our Process

  • Quick intake (well vs. municipal, concerns, occupancy patterns, recent work)

  • On-site sampling using appropriate containers and handling procedures

  • Lab submittal to a qualified third-party laboratory for analysis

  • Results summary with clear interpretation and recommended follow-up actions


What You’ll Receive

  • Clear documentation of the sampling scope

  • Laboratory results from a third-party lab

  • A plain-language summary of what the results indicate

  • Practical recommendations for follow-up actions (filtration options, additional testing, or specialist referrals when needed)


Important Notes

Water quality testing reflects the sample collected at the time of sampling. Conditions can change with seasonality, usage patterns, plumbing work, and well performance. We do not provide medical advice; testing is intended to inform decisions about water treatment and maintenance.


What We Test For

Testing is selected based on your goals and the water source. Common options include:

Basic Screening (Common Starting Point)

  • General water chemistry indicators (e.g., hardness, pH, minerals)

  • Indicators associated with staining, scaling, or corrosion potential

  • General bacterial screening (often recommended for wells)

Targeted Testing (When Appropriate)

  • Nitrate/nitrite (common well concern)

  • Lead and copper (often driven by plumbing and fixtures)

  • Iron and manganese (staining/taste/odor contributors)

  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and other targeted analytes (as needed)

We’ll recommend a sensible testing panel based on the property type, water source, and the concern you’re trying to answer.



Common Times to Test

During a pre-purchase inspection (especially for wells)

  • After a home has been vacant/seasonal

  • After plumbing work, fixture upgrades, or filtration changes

  • When taste/odor or staining changes appear

  • As a periodic check for well systems

 

Service Areas

Casablanca Environmental & Building Diagnostics is based in Southampton, NY and serves the East End of Long Island, including:

  • Southampton

  • Bridgehampton

  • Sagaponack

  • Water Mill

  • Sag Harbor

  • East Hampton

  • Wainscott

  • Amagansett

  • Montauk

If you don’t see your town listed, reach out—many projects fall within our normal coverage area.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. We can test both. Testing scope is selected based on the source and the concern you’re trying to answer.

  • Lab analysis is performed by a third-party laboratory. We coordinate sampling and submittal and then summarize results clearly once they’re received.

  • Turnaround depends on the lab and the testing panel selected. We’ll confirm expected timing when the test is scheduled.

  • If the home is on a private well, water testing is often a smart part of due diligence. We can coordinate this alongside a pre-purchase inspection or as a standalone service.

  • We can provide practical guidance based on the results and the type of issue identified. In some cases, we may recommend additional testing or referrals to a qualified water treatment specialist depending on complexity.

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If you want clear answers about your drinking water—whether for due diligence, baseline screening, or a specific concern—contact us to request an appointment.

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