MONDAY-THURSDAY 9AM-3PM, FRIDAY 9AM-1PM
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Collection Instructions

Testing hours Monday-Thursday 9am-3pm, Friday 9am-1pm
or by appointment

Please send pictures of the space where filtration will go, ie: garage, pump house, basement, laundry room, etc. standing at least 8-10ft away, to our email mountainwatersystems@gmail.com or use our Contact Page and upload your photos.

how to collect a raw water sample:

STEP 1: Locate the pressure tank (short/large, blue or grey tank, and it might say "well mate") typically located in basement, garage, crawlspace, or pump house. Alternatively: locate the well head, typically under a "fake rock" or in a pump house.

STEP 2: Connect a water hose to the bottom of the pressure tank (or well head) hose bib.

STEP 3: Allow the water to run outside or in a drain for 5 minutes. If you have a large/tall pressure tank, allow the water to run for 15 minutes.

STEP 4: Collect the sample in a clean plastic water bottle or mason jar, filled to the top, and put the cap on securely.

STEP 5: bring the sample to our office, as soon as possible: 171 Weaverville Rd, Asheville, NC 28804. (preferably within 15 mins to an hour for stability)

If you suspect sulfur is coming from the well, fill a 5 gallon bucket and smell the water in the bucket while it is filling to see if sulfur odor is present.

How to collect a TREATED water sample:

STEP 1: collect the water sample from the cold side of the kitchen sink in a clean plastic water bottle or mason jar, filled to the top, and put the cap on securely.

STEP 2: bring the sample to our office, As soon as possible: 171 Weaverville Rd, Asheville, NC 28804 (preferably within 15 mins to an hour for stability). Please also bring us a raw water sample (see above instructions) along with the treated sample, if possible.

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