Get a free in-home water test before you spend a dollar on treatment
One 45 to 60 minute visit tells you exactly what is in your water, whether you are on city water in Bergen County or a private well in Orange County. No obligation, no pressure.
- 100% free testing
- No obligation
- Bilingual service
- Results in 2 to 3 business days
Is the free water test really free?
Yes, the in-home water test is 100% free with no obligation to buy anything, and it is how we figure out what your water actually needs before recommending any system.
Many companies quote a system before they know your water. We test first: hardness, chlorine, pH, heavy metals and other contaminants specific to your address, whether you are on city water or a private well.
You will get a plain-language explanation of the results in person, plus a written report within 2 to 3 business days if you want time to think it over.
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tri-state homes tested
Most homeowners are guessing about their water
Tap water can look perfectly clear and still carry chlorine byproducts, hard minerals, heavy metals or regional contaminants like PFAS. Well water adds its own risks, from iron and sulfur to bacteria that a city system would normally treat.
Rockland County water has tested positive for PFAS affecting hundreds of thousands of residents, and Orange County's Newburgh water supply went through a well-documented PFOS contamination that forced the city to change its water source. You cannot see any of this by looking at a glass of water.
- Chlorine taste or smell at the tap
- Hard water scale on fixtures and glassware
- PFAS or other emerging contaminants in Rockland and Orange County supplies
- Elevated iron, sulfur or bacteria in private well water
- 1,4-dioxane concerns in Long Island groundwater
- No idea whether your water has ever been tested
One visit, a complete picture of your water
Our technician runs a full panel, not a quick strip test.
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Full water quality analysis
A complete profile of your water's composition, not a single spot check.
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Hardness level testing
Measures calcium and magnesium so we know if softening is worth discussing.
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Chlorine and chemical detection
Checks for chlorine and disinfection byproducts common in municipal supplies.
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Heavy metals screening
Looks for lead, copper, iron and other metals that can enter water through old pipes or local geology.
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pH balance measurement
Confirms whether your water runs acidic or alkaline, which affects taste and plumbing.
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Plain-language results report
A written report and personal walkthrough so you understand every number, not just a sales pitch.
Your test day, start to finish
Getting tested is quick and completely free.
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Schedule your test
Call or book online for a time that works for your household.
2 to 3 business days to results
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We come to you
A technician arrives with professional testing equipment, no lab drop-off required.
45 to 60 minutes
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Comprehensive analysis
We test hardness, chlorine, pH, heavy metals and other contaminants on the spot.
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Results explained in person
You get a plain-language walkthrough of what we found and what, if anything, we would recommend.
Why a professional test beats a store strip
| Method | What it actually tells you | Well water coverage |
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| Store test strip | Rough hardness or chlorine reading only | Not designed for well-specific contaminants |
| Your utility's water quality report | General information about the treated water leaving the plant | Does not apply to private wells at all |
| Lucia's free in-home test | Hardness, chlorine, pH, heavy metals and more, specific to your tap | Covers city water and private wells |
Your test results, not a sales script, decide what we recommend.
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tri-state homes tested
We test first, then we talk solutions
Lucia Molina founded Lucia Water Solutions to help families understand their water before they spend money on it. Every recommendation starts with your actual test results, not a generic package.
That is why the test comes first and costs nothing. If your water does not need treatment, we will tell you that too.
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How long does the water test take?
A typical in-home water test takes 45 to 60 minutes, and your technician will walk you through the results before leaving.
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How soon can you schedule a water test?
Most tests are scheduled within a few days of your call, and you will have your full written results in 2 to 3 business days.
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What happens during the in-home visit?
A technician tests your water on-site, explains every result in plain language, and answers your questions. There is no pressure to buy anything that day.
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Do you test both city water and well water?
Yes, we test both. City water and well water carry different risks, so the panel is tailored to your water source.
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Will someone try to sell me a system during the test?
No. The visit is about understanding your water first. If a system makes sense based on your results, we will explain your options, but there is no obligation to buy.
Every project starts with a free test
Book your free, no-obligation in-home water test and find out exactly what your home needs.
- 100% free testing
- No obligation
- Bilingual service
- Financing available