The Complete Water Audit
214 Analytes. Every Meaningful Risk Category. One Submission.
Most water tests are designed around a single concern — a specific chemical class, a particular source type, or a regulatory compliance check. This kit takes a different approach: a single, comprehensive audit covering the full range of biological, chemical, and physical parameters relevant to Australian residential water, regardless of supply type.
What the Kit Includes
Complete multi-bottle sampling kit with chain-of-custody documentation
Pre-paid express return shipping to our NATA-accredited laboratory partner
Laboratory analysis across 214 analytes
Interpreted engineering report comparing all results against current Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG)
Why 214 Parameters
Your water is subject to two distinct risk categories. Source risks originate from the catchment, aquifer, or distribution system — geological contaminants, agricultural runoff, industrial residues. Infrastructure risks are introduced after the water leaves the main — pipe corrosion, tank linings, plumbing adhesives, disinfection by-products.
Most kits address one or the other. This panel is designed to capture both.
Analyte Coverage by Category
Metals and Geological Contaminants (19 analytes) Covers infrastructure leaching indicators (Lead, Copper) alongside geogenic contaminants (Arsenic, Uranium) and a full trace metal suite.
Volatile Organic Compounds (54 analytes) A dual-purpose screen for industrial solvents and fuel components (BTEX: Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylene) and plumbing residues from PVC adhesives and resins (Vinyl Chloride, Styrene).
PFAS — Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (30 analytes) The complete 30-compound panel: PFOS, PFOA, PFHxS, and 27 additional precursors and sulfonates. Detection limits of 1–5 ng/L by LC-MS/MS, calibrated to be well below current ADWG health guideline values.
Pesticides and Herbicides (64 analytes) Comprehensive screen for Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs), Organophosphorus Pesticides (OPPs), and Triazine Herbicides. Relevant for any supply with agricultural land in the catchment or recharge zone.
Hydrocarbons — TRH and PAHs (25 analytes) Total Recoverable Hydrocarbon fractions plus Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), including Benzo(a)pyrene. PAHs can enter water via bushfire ash, asphalt roof runoff, or proximity to industrial land use — not routinely included in standard residential panels.
Disinfection By-Products (included in VOC panel) Trihalomethanes (THMs) formed during chlorination are captured within the VOC screen. On tank or bore water, these same parameters serve as indicators of broader organic loading.
Nutrients (4 analytes) Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Total Oxidised Nitrogen (NOx) — indicators of sewage influence, fertiliser infiltration, or septic system proximity.
Microbiological Indicators (2 analytes) E. coli and Thermotolerant Coliforms. A standard bacteriological screen confirming absence of faecal contamination.
Physical and Chemical Parameters (14 analytes) pH, Electrical Conductivity, TDS, Total and fractional Alkalinity, Hardness, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, Sulphate. The baseline characterisation of water chemistry — relevant to corrosivity, scaling, and palatability assessment.
Additional Parameters (2 analytes) Formaldehyde (relevant to certain plumbing materials and renovation scenarios) and Fluoride (reported against ADWG guideline values for both deficiency and excess).
Suitable For
Mains, tank, and bore water supplies
Properties with mixed or unknown plumbing materials
Catchments with agricultural, industrial, or bushfire-affected land use history
Baseline documentation for property purchase, due diligence, or ongoing monitoring
Households seeking a single comprehensive dataset rather than multiple targeted tests
A note on microplastics: Microplastic analysis requires a separate sampling and laboratory methodology and is not included in this panel. It is available as a standalone add-on kit.
214 Analytes. Every Meaningful Risk Category. One Submission.
Most water tests are designed around a single concern — a specific chemical class, a particular source type, or a regulatory compliance check. This kit takes a different approach: a single, comprehensive audit covering the full range of biological, chemical, and physical parameters relevant to Australian residential water, regardless of supply type.
What the Kit Includes
Complete multi-bottle sampling kit with chain-of-custody documentation
Pre-paid express return shipping to our NATA-accredited laboratory partner
Laboratory analysis across 214 analytes
Interpreted engineering report comparing all results against current Australian Drinking Water Guidelines (ADWG)
Why 214 Parameters
Your water is subject to two distinct risk categories. Source risks originate from the catchment, aquifer, or distribution system — geological contaminants, agricultural runoff, industrial residues. Infrastructure risks are introduced after the water leaves the main — pipe corrosion, tank linings, plumbing adhesives, disinfection by-products.
Most kits address one or the other. This panel is designed to capture both.
Analyte Coverage by Category
Metals and Geological Contaminants (19 analytes) Covers infrastructure leaching indicators (Lead, Copper) alongside geogenic contaminants (Arsenic, Uranium) and a full trace metal suite.
Volatile Organic Compounds (54 analytes) A dual-purpose screen for industrial solvents and fuel components (BTEX: Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylene) and plumbing residues from PVC adhesives and resins (Vinyl Chloride, Styrene).
PFAS — Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (30 analytes) The complete 30-compound panel: PFOS, PFOA, PFHxS, and 27 additional precursors and sulfonates. Detection limits of 1–5 ng/L by LC-MS/MS, calibrated to be well below current ADWG health guideline values.
Pesticides and Herbicides (64 analytes) Comprehensive screen for Organochlorine Pesticides (OCPs), Organophosphorus Pesticides (OPPs), and Triazine Herbicides. Relevant for any supply with agricultural land in the catchment or recharge zone.
Hydrocarbons — TRH and PAHs (25 analytes) Total Recoverable Hydrocarbon fractions plus Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), including Benzo(a)pyrene. PAHs can enter water via bushfire ash, asphalt roof runoff, or proximity to industrial land use — not routinely included in standard residential panels.
Disinfection By-Products (included in VOC panel) Trihalomethanes (THMs) formed during chlorination are captured within the VOC screen. On tank or bore water, these same parameters serve as indicators of broader organic loading.
Nutrients (4 analytes) Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Total Oxidised Nitrogen (NOx) — indicators of sewage influence, fertiliser infiltration, or septic system proximity.
Microbiological Indicators (2 analytes) E. coli and Thermotolerant Coliforms. A standard bacteriological screen confirming absence of faecal contamination.
Physical and Chemical Parameters (14 analytes) pH, Electrical Conductivity, TDS, Total and fractional Alkalinity, Hardness, Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sodium, Chloride, Sulphate. The baseline characterisation of water chemistry — relevant to corrosivity, scaling, and palatability assessment.
Additional Parameters (2 analytes) Formaldehyde (relevant to certain plumbing materials and renovation scenarios) and Fluoride (reported against ADWG guideline values for both deficiency and excess).
Suitable For
Mains, tank, and bore water supplies
Properties with mixed or unknown plumbing materials
Catchments with agricultural, industrial, or bushfire-affected land use history
Baseline documentation for property purchase, due diligence, or ongoing monitoring
Households seeking a single comprehensive dataset rather than multiple targeted tests
A note on microplastics: Microplastic analysis requires a separate sampling and laboratory methodology and is not included in this panel. It is available as a standalone add-on kit.