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Phoenix tap water consistently measures between 10 and 17.6 grains per gallon in hardness – well into the “very hard” classification and among the highest readings in the country.
It’s one of the most common, and most damaging, water quality issues in the Valley, and most homeowners don’t realize it’s a problem until they’re dealing with failing appliances, stained fixtures, or unusually high energy bills.
Rite Way offers free water quality testing for Phoenix homeowners so you can know exactly what’s in your water and what, if anything, needs to be done about it. One of our certified water specialists will come to your home, run the test on the spot, and walk you through your results in plain language.
HARD WATER
TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS (TDS)
FLUORIDE
ARSENIC
PHOSPHATE
CHLORINE
BROMINE
CHROMIUM
NITRATE
COPPER
Our standard water quality test covers two key measurements that give you a clear, accurate picture of your home’s water. Both are performed on-site by a Rite Way specialist. That means no samples to mail in and no waiting on lab results.
Phoenix tap water regularly measures between 10 to 17.6 grains per gallon (GPG) in hardness. To put that in context, water is classified as “very hard” at anything above 10.5 GPG, meaning Valley water blows past that threshold before it even reaches the middle of the range. Our free water test measures your home’s exact GPG reading on the spot, so you know precisely where your water stands and what, if anything, to do about it.
Hard water isn’t a health risk, but it puts a strain on your home. Signs you may be dealing with it include:
Knowing your exact hardness level is the first step to determining whether a water softener or conditioning system makes sense for your home.
TDS measures the total amount of dissolved substances in your water. It’s looking at everything that isn’t water itself. In the Phoenix area, this matters because our water is drawn from multiple sources: the Colorado River via the Central Arizona Project (CAP), the Salt River, and the Verde River. Each source carries its own mix of minerals and compounds, and by the time that water reaches your tap in Ahwatukee, Laveen, or North Phoenix, it’s traveled a long way.
Common substances that contribute to TDS levels include:
High TDS doesn’t always mean your water is unsafe, but it will affect how your water tastes, how it smells, and how it impacts your plumbing and appliances over time. Your specialist will explain what your reading means and whether it’s worth addressing.
Test results may vary by region and area.
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Book your free water testing appointment online or by phone. We serve Phoenix and the surrounding metro area, including Gilbert, Chandler, Maricopa, Casa Grande, Florence, and beyond.
A Rite Way water specialist comes to your home and tests your water on the spot. No lab wait times, no hassle.
We walk you through your results and recommend solutions tailored to your home's specific water quality needs with no pressure and no obligation on your part.
Knowing what’s in your water gives you the ability to make informed decisions about your home. Here’s what makes Rite Way the right choice for Phoenix homeowners:
We test water in Valley homes every day, in Ahwatukee, in Laveen, in North Phoenix, and everywhere in between. That on-the-ground experience means we’re not guessing at what your water looks like. Since we’ve been helping Phoenix homeowners since 1950, we have a strong sense of water conditions before we walk through your door. Phoenix draws its supply from the Salt, Verde, and Colorado Rivers, and by the time that water reaches your tap it’s picked up a significant mineral load along the way. Our specialists understand exactly what that means for your home and they explain your results in plain language, not technical jargon. A free test from Rite Way isn’t just a number on a page. It’s local knowledge working for you.
You don’t need to wait for a major problem to schedule a water test. But if any of these sound familiar, it’s worth getting checked sooner rather than later:
Even when water looks and tastes completely normal, elevated hardness and dissolved solids can still be quietly affecting your plumbing and appliances. A free test is the only way to know for certain.
Our free Level 1 test covers the two most common water quality concerns for Phoenix homeowners. If you’d like a more detailed analysis, ask about our Level 2 Extended Water Testing.
Level 2 includes everything in the standard test, plus additional screening for:
Level 2 testing is a good option for homeowners with well water, older homes with aging pipes, or anyone who wants a more complete picture before choosing a water treatment system.
Testing availability may vary by region. Contact us to find out what’s available in your area.
A water quality test gives you information and information leads to better decisions for your home and family.
Testing your water helps you:
Once your free water quality test is complete, your Rite Way specialist will:
This free water test offer is valid for new customers only located in the Phoenix metro and surrounding areas, including Maricopa & Pinal. Not valid for current customers. Current customers may request a water test, fees apply.
If you’re ready to find out what’s in your water, Rite Way makes it simple. We’ll come to your home, test your water on the spot, and give you clear answers from a team that knows Phoenix water inside and out.
Yes! Our Level 1 water quality test is free for new customers in the Phoenix metro area, including Maricopa and Pinal counties, with no purchase required and no obligation.
Our free test measures water hardness in grains per gallon and total dissolved solids in parts per million – two of the most important indicators of water quality in Phoenix-area homes.
Yes, because elevated hardness and high TDS are often invisible to the eye but can still affect your appliances, plumbing, and drinking water quality over time.
Our free on-site test delivers immediate results for hardness and TDS. A lab-based test screens for a broader range of contaminants like bacteria, heavy metals, and nitrates. If you want that level of detail, ask about our Level 2 extended testing.
For most Phoenix homeowners on city water, every 1–2 years is a reasonable baseline or any time you notice a change in your water’s taste, smell, or appearance.
We serve the greater Phoenix metro area, including Phoenix, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, and surrounding communities throughout Maricopa and Pinal counties.