Assessing Your Indoor Water Quality

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Piping systems affect the health of your water before it reaches the faucet. There are many risk factors that hide out of sight from the naked eye, especially if water has been stagnant during low use or a building shutdown. A one-time building flush might seem like a simple fix, but it is not the only action needed. For this reason, it is important to ask yourself: “Is water quality testing a part of my routine building maintenance?”

During this webinar, we will discuss the benefits of testing your water, whether it comes from the city or well. Water quality testing is readily available, but what happens after testing? Our guest speakers from Purdue University will elucidate the dangers of stagnant water in your building’s pipes and detail the importance of an action plan when understanding why and what to test for, and deciphering your water results.