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Water Sampling Procedures

In analyzing the chemistry and microbiology of a sample, our lab tries to take a still picture of your water system to give you an idea of what type of mineral deposit or biological mass is impacting or disrupting the operation of your system.

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Scale Deposits and Filter Media

Oftentimes customers wish to analyze deposits that have formed within a well, pump, piping or water handling system. To do so, we recommend capturing a good representation of the deposit and making note of the location of the sampling.

How We Analyze

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  • American Chemical Society
  • American Water Works Association
  • Association for Materials Protection and Performance
  • Kansas Ground Water Association
  • National Ground Water Association
  • National Rural Water Association
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