Drinking water and private wells
Lead, bacteria, nitrate, metals and expanded panels for informational, property and program use.
Water + lead programs
Coordinate the full path from outlet to report.
Testing quality depends on the correct laboratory, method, matrix, sample protocol, custody, preservation, holding time and intended use—not merely sending a bottle or wipe to a lab.
Schools and multi-building portfolios
Outlet inventory, kits, barcodes, sampling schedule, ELAP laboratory coordination, results and retesting.
Process, storm and wastewater
Industrial process control, discharge, storm-event and permit-driven scopes with field-parameter and jurisdiction review.
Paint chips, dust wipes and soil
Matrix-specific NLLAP routing, sampler documentation, custody and clearance-context review.
Lead testing support
Qualified field partners, time-sensitive courier feasibility, laboratory due-date tracking and evidence packets for primes and programs.
Corrective action and retesting
Track exceedances, remediation status, recollection, laboratory receipt and final original reports.
Program controls
Every matrix has a different gate.
Lead in potable water is not interchangeable with lead in paint, dust or soil. Qualifications are evaluated against the exact sample type and intended use.
Potable-water lead
- ELAP-approved laboratory for applicable New York program use
- Outlet inventory and first-draw protocol
- Preserved containers and custody
- Action/exceedance workflow and retesting
Paint, dust and soil lead
- NLLAP recognition for the exact matrix
- Certified inspector, risk assessor or sampling technician where required
- Wipe area, sample identity and custody controls
- Clearance standard and intended-use review
NYC Building Water Compliance Desk
One operating view across every site and sample.
For recurring cooling-tower and building-water obligations, create a trackable portfolio with calendars, qualified-provider routing, custody, original reports and exception evidence.