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How to Prepare for a Home Water & Air Quality Evaluation

(For Well & Municipal Water Homes Across Colorado’s Foothills and Mountain Communities)


Introduction

No matter where you live in Colorado’s foothills and mountain communities—whether you rely on a private well, a shared well, or municipal water—understanding your home’s water and air quality is essential for your family’s health and peace of mind. Healthy Home Solutions proudly serves Conifer, Evergreen, and all surrounding areas within a 50-mile radius, providing comprehensive in-home evaluations designed for our region’s unique needs.


Why Schedule a Professional Home Evaluation?

  • DIY kits often miss hidden or emerging issues unique to mountain and foothill communities.

  • Our evaluations use onsite water testing equipment, advanced air quality assessment instruments and Certified Lab tests are available.

  • The education you receive makes it easier to spot changes in water quality or identify potential plumbing issues in the future.

  • You’ll get clear explanations, actionable solutions, and local expertise you can trust.


What to Expect During Your Evaluation

A typical visit takes about 90 minutes and includes:

  • Visual inspection of your water source and plumbing

  • Comprehensive water quality testing (dissolved solids, pH, hardness, iron, nitrate, chlorine, and more)

  • Indoor air quality testing (particles, humidity, VOCs, formaldehyde)

  • Personalized education and time for your questions


How to Prepare for Your Appointment

  • Make sure we have clear access to your water source (well, water meter, kitchen sink, utility room, etc.)

  • Note any recent plumbing changes, renovations, or water/air concerns.

  • Secure pets for safety.

  • Gather previous water/air test results if available.

  • List any health symptoms or issues you’d like to discuss.


Special Instructions for Private or Shared Well Owners

  • Ensure your wellhead is accessible for inspection.

  • If you have a shared well, let neighbors know (they may also benefit from testing).

  • Know your well’s age, depth, and any history of repairs or issues.

  • Be aware of common local contaminants: uranium, nitrates, iron bacteria, coliform bacteria, hard water.

  • Know the history of existing treatment and filtration systems (filter change schedule, installation date of system, previous maintenance needs, details regarding equipment purpose)

  • Bring any previous well test reports or maintenance records.


Special Instructions for Homes on Municipal Water

  • Provide access to your main water entry point if possible.

  • Note any recent changes in water taste, smell, or color.

  • Remember, municipal water can still carry risks—aging pipes, chlorine byproducts, and local infrastructure issues can affect quality.

  • Know the history of existing treatment and filtration systems (filter change schedule, installation date of system, previous maintenance needs, details regarding equipment purpose)

  • Bring any recent water quality reports from your provider if available.


Common Questions

Will you need to shut off my water?

No, all tests are non-invasive and won’t disrupt your water supply.

How soon will I get results?

Most results are ready during the visit, and we’ll review them with you in detail.

How much does it cost?

A comprehensive onsite evaluation is just $59 and includes both water and air quality testing.


Ready to ensure your home’s water and air are safe and healthy?

Book your evaluation today or call (303) 948-1706 for more information.


Serving Conifer, Evergreen, Bailey, Morrison, Pine, Golden, Idaho Springs, and all surrounding foothill and mountain communities within 50 miles of Conifer.


 
 
 

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