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Customer Service/Order Test Kits
517-335-8184
The Drinking Water Analysis Laboratory offers services for the analysis of drinking water quality. These services include all physical, chemical, and microbiological testing procedures currently used for this purpose by state and local water supply programs.
As of July 1, 2024, the following changes will apply to Drinking Water Laboratory operations:
Complete Metals Analysis
The CMET and CMET2 Complete Metals test codes are combining into a single new CMET test code and will include all 15 metals from both former codes.
Payment Policy
Payment for analysis will be accepted through invoice payment, issued after analysis is complete. Any prepayment received with sample submissions will be returned to sender. Invoice payment can be completed at The Pay Place.
Partial Chemistry Bottles
Submission of a single bottle for the Partial Chemistry analysis package will be rejected.
Partial Chemistry analysis requires a 250mL bottle and a 125mL bottle.
There are many reasons to get your drinking water tested, including but not limited to unusual color or odors, selling or buying a home with a drinking water well, or maintaining a drinking water well on your property.
Follow our 4 easy steps to test your drinking water.
