Olympian Water Testing™
- On Site Laboratory Testing
- PWTA Well Water Testing for Real Estate Transactions
- DOH / DEP / EPA / NELAP Standards
- Residential & Commercial
- E. coli and Total Coliform
- Heterotrophic Plate Count
- Heavy Metals
- Chemicals
- Microplastics
- Iron
- Lead
- Copper
- PFAS / PFOS
- VOCs
- HAA5
- All Contaminants
Celebrating New Jersey's #1 Consumer Choice for 35 Consecutive Years
Olympian Water Testing delivers expert water testing and analysis, targeting contaminants like microplastics, PFAS, VOCs, heavy metals, E. coli, total coliform, Legionella, and more. As the trusted choice for on-site laboratory testing, we adhere to top DOH, DEP, EPA, and NELAP standards. Our dedicated Client Services Team is available around the clock, every day of the year, ensuring reliable support whenever you need it.
We Test in Full Compliance with The Private Well Water Testing Act for Real Estate Transactions
Mountain Lakes Water Testing
Consulting & Lab Analysis
Well Testing • City / Municipal Water
✓ Well Testing ✓ City / Municipal Water
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Sampling
Well Water
State-mandated Private Well Testing Act (PWTA) panels for home sales. We perform all required testing—including bacteria, arsenic, lead, VOCs, and nitrates—with fast turnaround and full compliance reporting.
Laboratory
Certified laboratory water testing services designed for professional, medical, and commercial applications. Full-spectrum analysis ensures precision, compliance, and scientifically valid results.
Potability
Precise potability analysis, verifying essential safety benchmarks—from coliforms to chemical residues—using laboratory-grade instrumentation to ensure water meets or exceeds national drinking standards.
Pools and Spas
Certified weekly and monthly testing for Spas, hotels and commercial pools. Focused on E. coli and total coliform detection, our lab ensures water safety compliance with NJ recreational bathing code requirements.
Lead and Copper
High-precision assays targeting lead and copper levels in water systems. Utilizing EPA-approved methodologies, data-driven reporting ensures regulatory compliance and safeguards public health.
Schools
Dedicated school water safety testing includes multi-point sampling and pathogen screening. Laboratory-level analysis ensures student and staff environments remain free from dangerous contaminants.
Bacteria
Advanced bacteriological screening checks for E. coli, coliforms, Legionella, and other pathogens. Laboratory-controlled procedures provide definitive results, enhancing health protection.
Microplastics
State‑of‑the‑art microplastic detection using spectrometry and filtration techniques. Identifies and quantifies microscopic particles, delivering laboratory-grade data on plastic contamination.
Why Choose Olympian Water Testing?
Choose Olympian Water Testing for expert, on-site analysis and trusted results that meet the highest regulatory standards for water safety.
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Evolution of Water Systems in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey
Mountain Lakes New Jersey water supply history emerged with its 1911 incorporation as a planned borough in Morris County, developed by Herbert Hapgood as a suburban retreat with man-made lakes. Early homes relied on individual wells, but rapid growth prompted a centralized system, as recounted in the borough’s historical essays. An initial "artesian" setup infamously delivered frogs and tadpoles from a contaminated pond, highlighting early challenges in this lakeside community.
Well water systems in Mountain Lakes transitioned quickly to municipal infrastructure, with underground pipes and a pumping station installed by 1912 to replace private sources. By the 1920s, the Mountain Lakes Water Company managed supplies amid resident demands for better pressure, per accounts on borough records. This evolution addressed suburban expansion in the Mountain Lakes area, shifting from wells to regulated groundwater extraction.
Municipal water development in Mountain Lakes, NJ, matured under borough control, now operated by the Department of Public Works sourcing from four deep wells in local aquifers, as detailed on the Jersey WaterCheck profile. The system serves 4,200 residents via 20 miles of mains, with treatment for pH adjustment and disinfection to meet standards.
Regulated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, ongoing monitoring tracks contaminants like arsenic and nitrates, with reports from the Environmental Working Group showing compliance amid efforts to protect aquifers since the early well-dependent days.
Morris County: 07005, Dover: 07801, Morristown: 07960, Boonton: 07005, Butler: 07405, Chatham: 07928, Denville: 07834, East Hanover: 07936, Florham Park: 07932, Kinnelon: 07405, Lincoln Park: 07035, Madison: 07940, Mendham: 07945, Mount Arlington: 07856, Mountain Lakes: 07046, Netcong: 07857, Parsippany Troy Hills: 07054, Randolph: 07869, Riverdale: 07457, Rockaway: 07866, Victory Gardens: 07801, Wharton: 07885.