Free Home & Well Water Testing in Certain Areas of Southeast NM and West Texas
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Water Processing offers free basic water testing with fast, accurate results in most local areas. Enter your zip code to see if you qualify for free water testing!
We will perform a basic test on your water to determine your Total Dissolved Solids, Hardness, and Chlorine content and present you with a professional analysis of the results. We'll also recommend water treatment solutions to fix the problems you have with your water. There's no obligation to purchase anything and zero pressure. Our goal is to inform you of what's in your water and how to fix it cost-effectively.
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Free Water Test Hobbs NM
Free Water Testing for Your Home
Water Processing was founded in 1960 and has been offering free water test kits and more in the Hobbs area. We’ll give you a free water analysis and figure out the ideal water treatment system for your home or office application. We carry water softeners, filters, and RO systems from Clack, Evolve, Autotrol, Fleck, Vertex, & AXEON, and have everything from high-quality affordable options to the highest tech items that can connect via wifi. Give us a call for a free consultation today.water test kit, water test, water test kits, water hardness test kit, home water test kit, drinking water test kit, hard water test kit, test water, water test near me, lead water test, water hardness test
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2120 N Bensing Rd Hobbs NM 88240
Phone Number: (575) 205-4204
Hours: 8 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri
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Counties Hobbs is in/near:
Lea County NM, Eddy County NM, Gaines County TX, Yoakum County TX, & Andrews County TX
Cities near Hobbs:
Artesia, Carlsbad, Loving, Monument, Maljamar, Lovington, Hobbs, Nadine, Eunice, Jal, Tatum - All in NM. Plains, Denver City, Seagraves, Seminole, & Andrews - in TX.
Zip Codes in/near Hobbs:
88240, 88242, 88260, 88231, 88265, 88220, 88210, 88264, 88253, 88232, 79355, 79323, 79360, 79342, 79359, 79714, 79745
Neighborhoods in/near Hobbs:
Artesia, Carlsbad, Loving, Monument, Maljamar, Lovington, Hobbs, Nadine, Eunice, Jal, Tatum - All in NM. Plains, Denver City, Seagraves, Seminole, Andrews - in TX.
Frequently Asked Water Testing Questions:
How to test water hardness?
Test for water hardness by hiring you local water treatment company. They’ll be able to get you a free water test and tell you what level of hardness your water is at and how to best treat it.
How to test for lead in water?
Test for lead in water by hiring you local water treatment company. They’ll be able to give you a free water test and tell you whether ot not your water has lead in it and, if it does, how to treat it.
How to test water?
Test water by hiring a local water treatment company. They’ll be able to give you a full analysis to let you know what’s in your water and how to treat it.
Best water test kit?
The best water test kit is a kit from your local water treatment company. They’ll be able to give you a full lab analysis that will tell you what’s in your water and how to treat it so it’s usable for your home.
How much does water testing cost?
Typically, water testing cost is free through your local water filter & softener installment company. Contact us to schedule your free water test today.
How to test water quality?
To test for water quality you’ll want to hire a local water treatment company to analyze your water quality. Water quality tests used in residential homes generally check for water hardness, dissolved solids, chemicals, liquid gases, bacteria, heavy metals and other contaminants that may be harmful to humans, animals, & home appliances.
Common water contaminants in Southeast NM and West Texas
Hardness Minerals
What it is – hard water contains calcium and magnesium minerals which bond with everything they touch leaving “limescale” in their wake.
Treatment – Our guaranteed water softener provides the best option for soft water on the market. It improves the water throughout your entire home while protecting your appliances and fixtures.
Iron
What it is – Iron can come in a couple different forms including dissolved and non-dissolved. Both of which can leave red/orange stains on your sinks, tubs, and toilets and can be extremely hard to remove. Iron can also cause bacteria to grow and let off an unpleasant smell. Click here to learn more.
Chlorine
What it is – Chlorine is a chemical used by municipal & local water treatment plants to reduce harmful bacteria in the water supply. While this sounds good, chlorine and chloramines can cause a chemical compound contaminant of their own called trihalomethanes (TTHM) which is quite unsafe to drink or bathe in.
Treatment – The most efficient Chlorine reduction filter is Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) or Catalytic Carbon. Due to the high level of chlorine added to water by cities, you will really appreciate your water with chlorine reduction. See our Whole House Filtration page for more information.
Dirt & Sediment
What it is – dirt & sediment is just as it sounds. This is typically most common in well water or surface water that hasn’t gone through a treatment facility.
Treatment – Dirt and sediment are found in almost all water supplies and will decrease the efficiency and lifespan of your appliances. For example, sediment in a water heater can prevent the heat from transferring to the water in the tank once sediment has built up in the bottom. Our whole house filtration system can help with this problem.
Smelly Water (Hydrogen Sulfide or Iron Bacteria)
There are typically two water contaminants that can cause your water to smell like sulfur or rotten eggs, one is Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) and the other is iron or sulfates.
H2S is a mineral that is released from the earth and finds its way into groundwater. It’s especially common in well water located near shale, sandstone, coal, peat, or oil.
Occasionally, a rotten-egg smell in your water could also be caused by a water heater or by sewage pollution in your water. If you’re on city water, the most likely explanation is your water heater.
The most important thing to note is that it is ALWAYS worthwhile to get your water tested as H2S poses a serious potential health risk including nausea, vomiting, and other serious health effects.
Arsenic
Arsenic is a common water issue in NM, however, it can be easily and affordably removed with an under-sink filter from Water Processing.
According to the CDC, “Arsenic can enter the water supply from natural deposits in the earth or from industrial and agricultural pollution. It is widely believed that naturally occurring arsenic dissolves out of certain rock formations when ground water levels drop significantly. Some industries in the United States release thousands of pounds of arsenic into the environment every year. Once released, arsenic remains in the environment for a long time. Arsenic is removed from the air by rain, snow, and gradual settling. Once on the ground or in surface water, arsenic can slowly enter groundwater. High arsenic levels in private wells may come from certain arsenic-containing fertilizers used in the past or industrial waste.” Click here to learn more.
Other Contaminants
What they are – common contaminants in our area can include nitrates, lead, arsenic, pharmaceuticals, and more. These are not included in the free water test, however, we do offer full laboratory testing at an affordable price.
Treatment – Protecting the water in your home is important, however ensuring the purity of the water you are putting in your body is even more crucial. Our Reverse Osmosis drinking water system will give you a peace of mind that your drinking water is healthy, and you are going to fall in love with this drinking water system that can provide up to 50 gallons per day of delicious water.
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