Measure
Hardness, chlorine, pH, TDS / conductivity, temperature, and water pressure.
Fort Collins · Windsor · Loveland
Call or text (970) 610-6200
$49 Home Water Health Review
For $49, we’ll come to your home, take field measurements, look at key plumbing conditions, and explain what we find in plain English. There’s no obligation to purchase water-treatment equipment.
The $49 review
By Luke Buelow, plumber and handyman at Good Life Home Co..
Fort Collins · Windsor · Loveland. The visit is meant to turn a few useful measurements into a clear conversation about your home.
Hardness, chlorine, pH, TDS / conductivity, temperature, and water pressure.
Pressure regulation, expansion protection, water heating, and existing treatment.
What we found, what it may mean, and what your options are — including doing nothing.
In your home today
Hardness · Free & total chlorine · pH · TDS / conductivity · Temperature · Water pressure · Relevant plumbing conditions
Requires a lab
Lead · PFAS · pesticides / herbicides · microbiological safety questions · other advanced contaminants. Those need appropriate laboratory analysis.
This review does not label municipal water as safe or unsafe. City compliance testing and the conditions at your specific home are different questions. If you have a private well, the $49 review can document selected conditions, but it is not a comprehensive well-water safety analysis.
After the review
Depending on what we find, next steps may be no action, plumbing repair, laboratory testing, or an appropriate treatment option.
Start here
Tell us a little about your home and what you want to learn. We’ll contact you to confirm your appointment.
Google reviews
5.0 from 63 Google reviews. Neighbors writing about communication, practical fixes, and how the crew treated the house.
Review 1 of 3
“He clearly explained the process, provided options, answered questions and the results were excellent.”
FAQ
Use the form on the water page, or call or text 970-610-6200. The request is not a confirmed appointment until we call or text back to lock a day and time.
Measure. Inspect. Explain. We take field measurements (hardness, free and total chlorine, pH, TDS / conductivity, temperature, and water pressure), look at relevant plumbing conditions, and explain what we find in the home. Plan on roughly 60–90 minutes.
No. The Home Water Health Review uses professional field-testing equipment to measure selected water characteristics and combines those results with an evaluation of relevant plumbing conditions. Questions about lead, PFAS, pesticides, microbiological safety, and other advanced contaminants require appropriate laboratory analysis.
Laboratory testing applies when you need answers the field review cannot give — lead, PFAS, pesticides / herbicides, microbiological safety, or other advanced contaminants. Possible next steps after the review are no action, plumbing repair, laboratory testing, or an appropriate treatment option.
No. The $49 review is a look at the water and the plumbing it runs through. There is no obligation to purchase treatment equipment. If treatment makes sense, we’ll explain an appropriate treatment option. If not, we’ll tell you that.
The field review can still document selected water and plumbing conditions, but it is not a comprehensive well-water safety analysis. Private wells may require laboratory testing.
Yes. Your findings are saved as part of your Good Life Water Health Review, and we explain them with you in the home.
Call or text 970-610-6200, or send the form and we’ll confirm a time.