Test kit bundle
After a flood or chemical spill: water and soil quality, plus mold from the moisture.
Water damage brings two problems at once: what the water carried in, and the mold that grows in the days after. Testing covers both so nothing is missed.
What we measure. A mail-in tap water kit collects a sample from your own faucet, and a certified lab checks it for contaminants like lead, copper, nitrate, and common disinfection byproducts.
What to look for. The EPA action level for lead in water is 15 ppb, and the CDC says there is no safe level of lead exposure for children. Utility reports describe water at the treatment plant, not the lead that can dissolve from household pipes on the way to your tap.
What we measure. A soil kit collects samples from areas like garden beds, play areas, and entry paths, and a lab measures heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, and cadmium.
What to look for. In 2024 the EPA lowered its residential soil-lead screening level to 200 ppm. Children who play outside and anyone who gardens have the most direct contact with yard soil.
What we measure. A mold kit collects an air or surface sample that a lab uses to identify the types of mold present and their relative levels in a room.
What to look for. The EPA does not set a numeric mold limit, and moisture control is the real fix. Any visible mold or a persistent musty smell is worth addressing; a kit tells you what’s growing and helps you focus the cleanup.
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These at-home kits describe your home environment; they are not medical advice or a diagnosis. For health decisions, talk with your clinician.
