Free Personal Water Health Check
Get a Free Personal Water Health Check
Find out what's really in your water. Tell us where your property is and we'll send you a free, personalised report on what's likely to be in your water, what to look out for, and what you can do about it. Answer four quick questions and we'll match your location to our private water supply data, and will get back in touch to tell you what's really in your water.
Know Before You Need To
Why Get a Personal Water Health Check?
If you're on a private water supply, whether it's a borehole, spring, well or stream, your water hasn't been treated or tested by a water company. Its quality depends entirely on the geology and land around it, and that quality will change from one postcode to the next.
Many private water supply owners don't find out about a contamination risk until a test fails, a lender asks a question, or a family member falls ill. A personal water health check gives you a head start: a free, plain-English snapshot of what's typically found in water from your area, before you need to act on it.

Tailored to Your Location
What's in Your Personal Water Health Check
Once you submit your details, we'll put together a short, personalised report covering:
Your Source
An explanation of where your water most likely comes from and the geology behind it, for example, a borehole drilled into volcanic rock, or a spring fed by upland peat.
Potential Contaminants
The specific risks associated with your local conditions and land use – things like arsenic, iron and manganese from the rock itself, or bacteriological contamination such as E. coli and enterococci from agricultural land nearby.
What to Do About It
Practical, actionable next steps – whether that's a filtration system for a specific contaminant, UV disinfection for bacteria, or simply confirmation that a full water test would put your mind at ease.

Why choose us?
Why Choose Springhill for Your Water Health Check?
We aren't just local engineers, we're chartered water and environmental specialists with decades of hands-on experience across private water supplies in the North of England.
Chartered Water and Environmental Manager (CIWEM)
Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv)
MSc qualified
More than 100 years of combined team experience across the North of England
Trusted by homeowners, businessess, estates and more
Rated 4.9/5 on Trustpilot from hundreds of customer reviews
How it works
Our Simple 4-Step Process
1
Fill in your name, email, location and postcode above - it takes less than a minute.
2
Our engineers cross-reference your area against our private water supply and geology data.
3
You'll receive your personalised water health check by email, covering your likely source, contaminant risks and recommendations.
4
If your report flags something worth investigating further, we'll offer a free site visit and basic water test - with a full survey available if you need one.
Customer Testimonial
“Professional, friendly and prompt service. Used to carry out a survey on our private water (well) supply for house sale purposes. Very pleased with how efficient Springhill were, in particular Geoff and how quickly results were emailed over to us. Totally recommend. Thank you.”
Cartwright - Five Star Review
“We got a really comprehensive water report on the private water supply in the house we were buying. This gave us the information we needed to withdraw our offer and saved us a massive amount of money in the long term. Very detailed report with professional prompt replies, thanks so much!”
M. Coucill - Five Star Review
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Personal Water Health Check really free?
Yes. It's a free, personalised snapshot based on your location, with no cost and no obligation to book anything further.
How is this different from a full survey?
Your water health check is a general assessment based on the known geology and risks in your area. A full survey involves an engineer visiting your property to test your actual water and equipment. Many customers use the health check as a first step before deciding whether a full survey is needed.
What information do I need to provide?
Just your name, email address, and your property's location and postcode, that's enough for us to identify the likely source and risks for your area.
Will you contact me afterwards?
We'll only follow up if you ask us to, or if your report suggests it's worth a conversation with one of our engineers.
What if my water supply is shared with other properties?
Let us know in any follow-up conversation, shared supplies carry additional considerations around ownership, maintenance and legal rights that we can talk you through.