FHA VA USDA Water Testing Services

Total Coliform and E. Coli are important factors to consider, especially when meeting FHA loan requirements or conducting a VA loan water test. Proper well water testing is essential to ensure safety and compliance.

When it comes to FHA loan requirements, well water testing is often necessary to ensure safe drinking water. Key factors to consider in well water testing include levels of iron, lead, and turbidity, as well as nitrate as nitrogen and nitrite as nitrogen. Additionally, total nitrate/nitrite nitrogen levels may be assessed, especially for those applying for a VA loan water test to meet specific health standards.

Water samples must be collected by our Field Technician, who is a disinterested third-party, to satisfy FHA loan requirements and VA loan water test criteria, ensuring compliance with well water testing standards.

Our Field Technician will perform a non-intrusive visual observation and report on the type of well, the condition of the wellhead, and any readily accessible equipment. This assessment is essential, especially for homebuyers, as it helps ensure compliance with FHA loan requirements and is a critical step before conducting a VA loan water test, which may include well water testing.

Our Field Technician will measure and report the short term Flow Rate (G.P.M.) and Pressure (P.S.I) as part of the well water testing process. This assessment is essential to ensure that the well meets FHA loan requirements and can provide a sufficient amount of water to the dwelling(s), which is also critical for VA loan water test compliance.

Our Field Technician will measure and report the distance between the well and septic to ensure compliance with local requirements and codes, which is essential for meeting FHA loan requirements and VA loan water test standards. Proper well water testing will confirm that everything is in order.