Environmental
A Virginia buyer of a property with a drilled well should request which test to ensure the water is safe for drinking?
APhase I ESA
BA comprehensive water quality test including bacteria, nitrates, and chemical analysis✓ Correct
CA radon test of the well water
DA VREB water certification
Explanation
Private well water quality testing should include testing for coliform bacteria, nitrates, pH, hardness, iron, and other potential contaminants based on local conditions and surrounding land uses.
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