Microbiological, chemical and indicator parameter analysis under the drinking-water regulation.
Full drinking-water analysis 4,850 TRY
Water analysis is a matter of legal responsibility and public health for a building, hotel, hospital or production site. Water samples are matrices in which the time between sampling and reaching the laboratory is critical, so we recommend our sampling and transport service.
Analysis packages
- Full drinking-water analysis: microbiological (E. coli, coliforms, Enterococcus), chemical (nitrate, nitrite, chloride, sulphate, ammonium, heavy metals) and indicator (pH, conductivity, turbidity, colour) parameters
- Legionella screening: hot water systems, shower heads and cooling tower samples
- Pool water: free/total chlorine, pH, cyanuric acid, microbiology
- Utility and process water: hardness, silica, iron, manganese
Reporting
Results are given alongside regulation limits; if a parameter exceeds its limit, a statement of conformity and our corrective suggestions are added. We prepare reports in an official format usable in municipal and health directorate inspections.
Scope of service
- Report with regulation limits
- Legionella screening
- Pool water analysis
- On-site sampling
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Frequently asked questions
Which of your analyses are within the accreditation scope?
Most analyses in our catalogue are within the ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation scope. The scope list is published on the Accreditation and Guides page; methods outside the scope are stated clearly in the catalogue and the report.
How soon will I get the report?
Time varies by analysis: water microbiology 2, food microbiology 3–6, chemical analyses 4–5, ICP-MS 4, Legionella 10 working days. Fast (+50%) and express (+100%) options shorten the times.
How do I track my report?
Enter the sample number on the reception slip on the Report Lookup page; you see the stages sample received, in analysis, awaiting approval and completed and the estimated delivery date.
How should I send the sample?
In a sterile or suitable container, labelled and at the right temperature (2–8 °C for microbiological). Quantities and rules are written on the Sample Acceptance Conditions page. You can drop it at our reception points, ship it by cold-chain cargo or request the sampling service.
What if the sample is not suitable?
At reception a sample may be rejected if temperature, quantity, container or label is unsuitable; the customer is informed the same day. For conditionally accepted samples this is stated in the report.