AL
Private residential water profile
Report AL-CHS-2026-0716 · Methodology v1.0

Your water, clearly understood.

A private, plain-English assessment of every tested analyte—organized around your health, your home, and the way your water looks, tastes, and performs.

Prepared forSample Homeowner
PropertyCharleston, SC
PackageCity Advanced
Sample dateJuly 16, 2026
LaboratoryIndependent laboratory network
Review dateJuly 21, 2026
Overall grade
B
Auraven Water Profile
Strong health profile with home-quality improvements
Technical index 86/100

Your tested health indicators are favorable in this demonstration. Elevated hardness and iron may affect scale, staining, and appliance performance.

At a glance

Nothing urgent. Two practical improvements.

Auraven keeps health, aesthetics, and plumbing separate so a strong result in one area cannot hide a concern elsewhere.

Health protectionStrongNo health benchmark exceedance in demo
Experience qualityWatchIron may contribute to staining
Home compatibilityWatchHardness may contribute to scale
Recommended action: Improve mineral management
No immediate health response is indicated by the demonstration values. Review staining and scale options with a qualified water-treatment professional.
Quality improvement
Executive summary

What matters most

Your full report contains every laboratory result. Start here for the findings most likely to affect a decision.

01

No immediate health concern identified

The demonstration values do not trigger an acute or major health-response rule in the tested panel.

Favorable
02

Hardness may increase scale

Mineral deposits may reduce water-heater efficiency and create spotting on fixtures and glassware.

Improve
03

Iron may contribute to staining

Iron can produce orange-brown staining, metallic taste, or deposits even when it is not the primary health concern.

Monitor
Your report dashboard

Explore only what matters to you

Each section is separate, focused, and expandable. The full laboratory table remains available whenever you need technical detail.

Health

Understand body systems

Explore kidneys, brain, liver, blood, digestion, developmental health, and long-term risk with contaminant-specific explanations.

Home

Protect plumbing and appliances

See how scale, corrosion, metals, and deposits may affect pipes, fixtures, heaters, and appliance life.

Solutions

Compare the right responses

Review treatment options, limitations, point-of-use versus whole-home placement, and the professional best suited to help.

Complete laboratory panel

Every analyte tested

Choose the test package, search the panel, or filter by category and status. Homeowners see the entire laboratory scope—not only the four headline findings.

0Analytes in selected package
0Within comparison / not detected
0Monitor or improve
0Health concerns
AnalyteYour resultComparisonStatus
Health interpretation

Explore potential effects by body system

Select a topic for a deeper explanation of which contaminants may be relevant, how exposure can affect the body, what the result does—and does not—mean, and when professional guidance is appropriate.

Home compatibility

How your water may affect plumbing

Open each topic for a deeper explanation of how water chemistry can influence pipes, fixtures, water heaters, appliances, scale, corrosion, and metal release.

Experience quality

Taste, odor, color and everyday use

These issues can make water unpleasant or costly without necessarily representing a direct health emergency. Open each topic for causes, household signs, and practical next steps.

Recommended solutions

Match the response to the actual problem

Auraven should never push the same equipment for every result. These recommendations distinguish source correction, plumbing work, point-of-use treatment, and whole-home treatment.

Current demo priority

Scale management

For elevated hardness affecting heaters, fixtures, spotting, and soap performance.

Likely optionProperly sized ion-exchange softener or alternative scale control
ProfessionalCertified water-treatment specialist
VerifyHardness reduction and maintenance burden
Current demo priority

Iron management

For staining, metallic taste, sediment, or treatment-media fouling.

Likely optionOxidation and filtration based on iron form and chemistry
ProfessionalWater-treatment specialist or well contractor
VerifyDissolved versus particulate iron
Always required

Post-treatment verification

A treatment recommendation is incomplete until performance is confirmed.

Likely optionFollow-up laboratory testing
ProfessionalIndependent laboratory / Auraven
VerifyContaminant-specific reduction at the intended tap
Option
Best suited for
Important limitations
Placement
Reverse osmosis
Selected dissolved metals, nitrate, arsenic, PFAS when certified
Requires maintenance; point-of-use does not treat the whole home
Kitchen tap
Ion exchange
Hardness; selected nitrate, metals, or PFAS with specialized media
Ordinary softeners are not universal contaminant-removal systems
Whole home or targeted
Activated carbon
Chlorine taste, odor, selected organics and certified PFAS claims
Breakthrough and replacement timing matter
Point-of-use or whole home
UV disinfection
Microbial inactivation in properly pretreated water
Does not remove chemicals and gives no residual protection
Whole home
Matched professional pathway

Who should help—and why

Your report should explain the reason for each referral, what service to request, how quickly to act, and what questions to ask before hiring.

01
Recommended for this demo

Certified water-treatment professional

Best matched to elevated hardness and iron after confirming the chemistry and treatment goals.

Ask for: A written design, contaminant-specific claims, annual maintenance cost, and post-installation verification.
Timing: Within 30 days.
02
When plumbing evidence appears

Licensed plumber

Use for corrosion damage, fixture replacement, lead-bearing materials, leaks, or water-heater scale.

Ask for: Material identification, source isolation, and a written scope separating plumbing correction from water treatment.
Timing: Based on severity.
03
When health flags trigger

Health department or clinician

Use for bacteria, nitrate, acute contamination, vulnerable household members, symptoms, or known substantial exposure.

Ask for: Official exposure guidance and whether additional public-health or clinical follow-up is appropriate.
Timing: Prompt or immediate when flagged.
Auraven should disclose referral compensation and maintain a provider-vetting standard. The homeowner should remain free to choose any qualified professional.
Transparency

Why you received this profile

The letter grade is designed for immediate clarity. The precise technical index, data coverage, benchmark sources, and score rules remain available for homeowners and investors who want more detail.

Internal technical index

Weighted health, experience, and home-compatibility calculations before critical score caps.

86 / 100

Customer-facing grade

The technical result is translated into a simple A–E grade, with the Auraven Water Profile label shown directly beneath it.

B

Panel coverage

Every analyte included in the selected City Advanced package is displayed. Untested contaminants are never treated as absent.

109 tested

Critical override rules

Microbial or serious health findings can cap the overall classification even when aesthetics or plumbing results are favorable.

None triggered
Important: This sample uses demonstration values. Customer reports use verified laboratory data, current benchmark records, source citations, methodology versioning, and trained review before release.
Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to what homeowners ask most. For anything specific to your own results, review the relevant section of your report or speak with a qualified professional.

Your overall grade reflects whether any tested health benchmark was exceeded, not a general safety guarantee. Review the Health section for any specific concerns, and contact a healthcare professional or your health department right away if a critical finding is flagged.

Health, experience, and home-compatibility results are weighted into a technical index, then translated into a simple letter grade. Serious microbial or health findings can cap the overall grade even when other results are favorable. See the Methodology tab for the full breakdown.

Health findings relate to substances with a recognized health benchmark. Plumbing findings relate to conditions that can affect pipes, fixtures, and appliances. Aesthetic findings relate to taste, odor, and appearance. Keeping them separate means a strong result in one area can't hide a concern in another.

Not always. Treatment should match a specific, confirmed result rather than being installed as a default. Review the Solutions tab for options tied to your actual findings, and ask any professional to explain what problem their recommended equipment solves before you buy it.

Most households retest annually, or sooner after installing new treatment equipment, noticing a change in taste, odor, or appearance, or experiencing a known event such as flooding or nearby construction. Well owners are generally encouraged to test more frequently than those on a municipal supply.

No single test panel covers every possible substance. Your report shows exactly which analytes were included in your selected package under the All Results tab. An analyte that wasn't tested is shown as untested, never treated as absent.

No. Well-water packages include microbial and additional mineral testing that municipal packages typically don't need, since city water is already centrally treated and monitored. Your client summary at the top of this report shows which package applies to your property.

For questions about the report itself, contact Auraven support. For health-related concerns, speak with a healthcare professional or your local health department. For plumbing or treatment decisions, the Professionals tab outlines which type of licensed or certified specialist fits your situation.