Indianapolis Commercial Water Sampling
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Some contaminants found in drinking water have been linked to cancer and other toxic effects, posing risks to human health. Many contaminants have no taste, odor, or color. If you have concerns about the drinking water at your business location, you may choose to have it tested. From basic coliform bacteria testing to more advanced microbiological and chemical testing, Aegis will lead you through the testing process. Aegis tests drinking water for clients purchasing a new property, drilling a new well, and various other purposes. Focusing on sample integrity and quality procedures, Aegis provides accurate results promptly. Aegis is capable of testing your water for:
- Drinkability/potability
- pH
- Hardness
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Radon
- Metals
- Pesticides/herbicides
- Many Others
FAQs About Commercial Water Testing
How do I know if my work-place drinking water is safe?
If you have concerns about the drinking water at your business location, you may choose to have it tested. Aegis tests drinking water for clients purchasing a new property, drilling a new well or various other purposes. Our team of experts focuses on sample integrity and quality collection procedures.
Can drinking contaminated water cause health problems?
Absolutely, some contaminants found in drinking water have been linked to cancer and other toxic effects, posing risks to human health. Many contaminants have no taste, odor, or color. From basic coliform bacteria testing to more advanced microbiological and chemical testing, Aegis will lead you through the testing process.
What do you test for in the water, and how long will it be before you can provide results?
Aegis provides accurate results promptly. Aegis is capable of testing your water for drinkability/potability,pH, hardness, volatile organic compounds, radon, metals, pesticides and herbicides. Aegis provides accurate results promptly.
Drinking-Water Links:
EPA Drinking Water: http://www.epa.gov/safewater/index.html