Water Testing     What is PWTA testing?     PWTA Requirements by County     PWTA Frequent Questions     Water Contaminants List     Schedule a Water Test More Information About: Arsenic Iron Manganese Lead pH How It Works: Water Well Pump Why RAdata? Same-Day Testing Knowledgeable Staff In-House Labs Competitive Pricing Corrective Guarantee     In 2004, the NJ DEP enacted the Private Well Testing Act. Before closings in all real estate transactions, both buyer and seller must certify in writing that the tests were performed and that the results were shared with the parties. People will receive their well test results on a standardized form, which will also provide them information about options for correcting a well-contamination problem.     We have also made available a set of "frequently asked questions", courtesy of the NJ DEP, to explain the requirements of the law and its companion regulations, which take effect September 16, 2002. Other topics covered include the importance of testing drinking water, the potential health risks of contaminated water and possible remedies to improve water quality. For more information about PWTA, click one of the links below: County Parameters Tested Contaminants Frequently Asked Questions Final Rule (pdf file)

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