Required disclosure on Minnesota wells. Done right.
Minnesota has more than 1.2 million private wells. State statute and most lenders require water quality testing on transferred well properties — minimum bacteriological and nitrate, often expanded to include arsenic, hardness, and lead. We collect samples to chain-of-custody standards and deliver lab-validated reports compliant with MDH and lender requirements.
InterNACHISpecify well type (drilled, dug, sandpoint) and any lender requirements.
Sterile sample bottles at the kitchen tap and well-head where required.
Samples sealed, logged, and delivered to certified lab within hold time.
5-7 business days for full panel. Bacterial results in 48 hours.
MDH-format certificate suitable for lenders, title companies, and disclosure.
Real-time pricing and availability across all 50 Minnesota cities.
Local pages with city-specific context, neighborhoods, and inspection profiles.
At transfer of any well-served property, by Minnesota statute. Most lenders also require it for financing. Annual testing of bacteria and nitrate is recommended for all private wells.
Pricing varies by panel scope. Use the calculator above for an exact quote including any extended-parameter add-ons.
Total coliform bacteria, E. coli, nitrate, and nitrite. This satisfies the basic Minnesota statutory disclosure requirement.
Available as add-on parameters. Arsenic in particular is elevated in parts of central and western Minnesota and warrants testing on transfers in those regions.
Bacterial within 48 hours. Full chemical panel 5-7 business days. Rush turnaround available.
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