Three distinct inquiry types
Each has different collection requirements and a different reporting path. Identifying which one you need is the first step.
Water analysis
Potable, non-potable, process and site water. The intended use — a project record, a property question, a permit submission — determines the required analysis and reporting.
Soil analysis
Soil sampling and analysis for construction sites, redevelopment and site characterization, including material intended for reuse or disposal.
Lead and asbestos inquiries
These requirements carry specific collection and qualification rules and are handled by appropriately qualified specialists. We do not publish self-collection instructions.
Intended use matters
The same sample can require a different analysis depending on what the result is for. A figure recorded for a project file, a number supporting a permit submission and a result used to decide on material disposal each carry different method and reporting requirements.
A laboratory analysis is also distinct from a site investigation, a clearance service or a regulatory filing. Tell us the purpose and we will confirm what the requirement actually needs before quoting.
Information needed for an inquiry
- — Sample type and matrix
- — Intended use of the result
- — Requested analytes, panel or method
- — Site location and access
- — Number of samples and required date
- — Report recipients
Frequently asked
What should I send to get a price?
Sample type, intended use, the analysis you need, site location, sample count and your date.
Is sample collection included?
Collection is arranged where the requirement calls for qualified sampling. Tell us whether you need collection or are submitting samples.
Can you take lead or asbestos work?
Send the details. These requirements are handled by qualified specialists under the applicable rules.
Will the result satisfy a permit?
Tell us the submission you are making and we will confirm the analysis required. We do not promise acceptance by a reviewing authority.
Have samples or a site requirement?
Send the sample type, intended use and date for pricing.