Home Water Analysis

Testing is the first step to getting the cleanest possible water in MA and CT

FSi Propane’s priority has always been your year-round safety and well-being, and we bring these concerns to every aspect of our work, whether that be home heating, air conditioning, indoor air quality or water quality.

We’ve invested considerably in top-tier water testing services that can identify minerals, chlorine, lead and other pollutants that negatively affect your family’s health and your overall comfort. FSi can then address any issues we find with proven water treatment solutions. Talk to us today about our FREE testing services.

Should I be concerned about contaminants in my drinking water?

There are many municipal water systems throughout Massachusetts’s Pioneer Valley and the nearby communities we serve in Northern Connecticut. They may contain contaminants of varying degrees of severity. You can check out our town water reports for recent findings for your community. You can also reach out to us for water testing services.

When should I arrange water testing services with FSi?

We strongly encourage you to arrange testing if you start to notice any of the following signs:

Your water tastes different than usual.
Its color isn’t crystal clear.
There’s a foul odor coming from the faucet.
You notice a “chalky” water consistency.
There’s a drop-off in your home’s water pressure.

When your community or property undergoes any special circumstances or environmental changes, it may be a good idea to get your water tested sooner rather than later. These changes can include:

a severe storm
an earthquake
an abrupt change in water pressure from heavy rainfall or excessive drainage
runoff from any agricultural farm

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What does FSi test my water for?

We test for a range of water quality metrics, including the following:

total coliform bacteria counts
nitrates
dissolved solids
chlorine
pH levels

Is there lead in my drinking water?

Potentially, but water analysis will determine for certain. Almost all water systems have at least trace amounts of lead — some systems more than others. If we find lead content in your water that could affect the health of your family (particularly small children), we can help you fix the issue effectively with a reverse osmosis drinking water system.

How often should I test my water?

The frequency of home water testing depends on certain variables, including whether you have a private well or use municipal water. You can reach out to the FSi team to discuss a reasonable testing interval.

Our water analysis team is ready to give you insight and peace of mind about your home’s water. Reach out to FSi today to arrange FREE testing.