Black and white pixelated drawing of a skull and crossbones, resembling a simple digital or 8-bit style warning—perfect for water treatment or water softeners caution signs.
Logo for Martin Water Conditioning featuring a blue graphic of a person carrying an object, followed by bold text MARTIN and smaller text WATER CONDITIONING underneath, reflecting expertise in water conditioning and reverse osmosis solutions.
Call
Shop Online
Logo for Martin Water Conditioning. It features a blue figure carrying a bag and walking above the bold word MARTIN, with WATER CONDITIONING below in smaller blue text, reflecting expertise in reverse osmosis and water softeners.
Free Water Analysis
Quick Quote
Logo for Martin Water Conditioning featuring a blue graphic of a person carrying an object, followed by bold text MARTIN and smaller text WATER CONDITIONING underneath, reflecting expertise in water conditioning and reverse osmosis solutions.

Do you know what’s in your water?

Free Water Analysis

To request a free in-home water analysis, submit the following information, and your local Martin Water professional will contact you within 24 business hours. Or, you can call us during business hours at (800) 887-7555.

Kinetico logo featuring a blue abstract water drop shape on the left, with the words Kinetico water systems—leaders in water softeners and conditioning—in black text to the right.

50+ Years in Business

"*" indicates required fields

1Get Started
2Your Water Concerns
Name*
Email*

*This form does not reach an on-call operator during our closed hours and will not be read until the next business day. If you have an emergency, please call your closest service location and follow the emergency prompts.

Do you know what's in your water?

Free Water Analysis

To request a free in-home water analysis, submit the following information, and your local Martin Water professional will contact you within 24 business hours. Or, you can call us during business hours at (800) 887-7555.

"*" indicates required fields

1Get Started
2Your Water Concerns
Name*
Email*

*This form does not reach an on-call operator during our closed hours and will not be read until the next business day. If you have an emergency, please call your closest service location and follow the emergency prompts.

Kinetico logo featuring a blue abstract water drop shape on the left, with the words Kinetico water systems—leaders in water softeners and conditioning—in black text to the right.

50+ Years in Business

How the Free Water Analysis Works

Step 1
Schedule Your Test

Fill out the form and choose a time that works best for you.

Step 2
In-Home Water Analysis

A trained local specialist tests your water for common issues like hardness, chlorine, iron, and contaminants.

Step 3
Get Clear Results & Options

We explain your results and recommend solutions only if needed — no pressure, ever.

Schedule your free water analysis today!

What Your Neighbors Are Saying

Are You Experiencing These Water Problems?

Many water problems are invisible, but some show signs that your home needs help.
Icon of two water drops outlined in blue, with steam lines rising from one, suggesting hot water or steam. The image is set against a light blue circular background.

Tastes & Odors

Bad-tasting or smelling water can indicate problems beyond just being unpleasant to drink or wash with. Sediments, chemicals, and bacteria can affect the health of your family and even cause damage to your home.
Learn More
A simple blue outline of a laboratory flask with two bubbles inside, centered on a light blue circular background.

Chemicals & Other Contaminants

Human-made chemicals such as PFAS and PFOA have found their way into water supplies and into our bodies. Chronic exposure to these chemicals has been linked to liver and kidney problems, hormone disruption, thyroid disease, and more.
Learn More
A light blue circle with the chemical symbol Fe in dark blue letters centered inside, representing the element iron.

Iron

Iron is an abundant element in many places, and rainwater that permeates the ground will dissolve it and carry it into the water supply. A bitter taste and rusty appearance can result, as well as clogged pipes and dingy clothes.
Learn More
Simple blue line drawing of a bacterium with small circular shapes inside, set against a light blue circular background.

Bacteria & Viruses

Waterborne bacteria and viruses, such as E. coli and norovirus, can sicken people and animals who drink contaminated water. Though more prevalent in rural areas with well water, an outbreak can also happen in municipal water.
Learn More
A blue outline of a water droplet with various sized circles inside, set against a light blue circular background.

Cloudy Water

Sediment in your water can cause a murky, unappealing appearance. Often, the water may technically be safe to drink, but testing it to identify the suspended solids causing the cloudiness is still recommended.
Learn More
A blue outline icon of a hand wiping a surface with liquid or droplets on it, inside a light blue circular background.

Staining

Stains on your sinks, tubs, toilets, and laundry may have several causes, including high levels of dissolved iron, manganese, or calcium, or a low pH level.
Learn More
Blue outline of a water droplet with a circular object containing small oval shapes, set against a light blue circular background.

Hard Water

Crusty buildup on your faucets, spots on your clean dishes, and dry skin and hair are all indicators that your home has hard water, typically caused by dissolved minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and iron.
Learn More
Icon of a digital pH meter with a display showing PH and an attached probe, depicted in blue lines on a light blue circular background.

Acidic Water

Acidic, or corrosive, water can erode pipes and appliances, causing leaks inside your home. Green and blue staining in sinks and tubs is a telltale sign that you may need to have the pH of your water adjusted.
Learn More
Blue line drawing of a glass of water with a molecular structure symbol inside, set against a light blue circular background.

Nitrates

Nitrates are most likely to be an issue in homes with well water, as they occur naturally in groundwater. Nitrates are colorless, odorless, and tasteless and can potentially be harmful to susceptible groups like infants and pregnant women.
Learn More
A light blue circle with the dark blue letters Cl centered inside it, on a white background.

Chlorine

Chlorine is commonly used to treat municipal water and is generally safe for drinking, cleaning, and bathing. However, it often causes an unpleasant, bleach-like taste or smell.
Learn More
A blue icon of a person wearing a cap running with a briefcase, illustrated simply on a light background, representing swift service in water treatment or water conditioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Martin Water offers a no-obligation water analysis at no cost to you. A certified water specialist will test your water and walk you through the results so you can better understand what’s in your water before making any decisions. There is no pressure to purchase anything after the visit.

Most in-home water analyses take about an hour. That includes the testing itself and time spent reviewing the results with your specialist. We will help you set up a convenient appointment time, and there is no obligation to move forward with any products or services after the visit.

You can schedule in two ways, by either giving us a call or filling out the form on this page. We’ll get you set up with a convenient appointment time, and a certified specialist will come to your home.

No. The water analysis is completely free and does not require a purchase. The goal is to give you accurate information about your water so you can make an informed decision. If treatment is recommended, your specialist will explain your options. The choice is always yours.

Homeowners commonly deal with a range of water quality issues, depending on their water source and local conditions. Some of the most common problems include hard water, iron, chlorine taste or odor, acidic water, nitrates, sulfur odors, and, in some cases, PFAS or saltwater intrusion.

 

The exact issues can vary from one home to another, which is why a professional water analysis is the best way to determine what’s actually in your water and what type of treatment may be needed.

 

Click here to see a full list of common water problems.

Back To Top
Black and white pixelated drawing of a skull and crossbones, resembling a simple digital or 8-bit style warning—perfect for water treatment or water softeners caution signs.

Thank you for contacting us!

A Martin Water Conditioning team member will be in touch with you within 24 business hours.