Important Announcement

We are Safe!

Jim and I have gotten some power back to our building. We do have the capability of setting DW Total/E.coli bacteria samples for 24-hour testing.

We will be taking samples this week Monday – Thursday 0900-1400. If you need testing on Friday, please let us know, prior to collecting. These will be for Noncompliance or Boil Water Advisory samples only.

If you need testing, please contact me by email or phone. We had a bottle supply delivery for last week and the shipper refused. I have some bottles and will have more on Tuesday, depending on UPS Overnight. This will help get you what you need.

I talked to Molly Watson, with the state, and have an idea of how many samples, at a minimum, you might want to collect.

If you are concerned about compliance testing, we will notify you regarding the week for those. At this time, we are most concerned with facilities who have/or are making water and getting that water tested first.

We hope that everyone is safe!

Welcome

Environmental Testing Solutions, Inc., established in October 2000, is a privately owned laboratory that specializes in aquatic toxicity, wastewater and drinking water testing. The laboratory strives to provide quality testing services for municipalities, industrial and chemical companies, environmental consultants, and government agencies throughout the Southeast.

Aquatic Toxicity Testing or Biomonitoring

Environmental Testing Solutions, Inc. (ETS) performs acute and chronic whole effluent toxicity tests (WET tests) using freshwater and marine organisms. Our laboratory maintains certifcation for these tests from the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NC DEQ), South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (SC DHEC) and Kentucky Energy and Environmental Cabinet. Based on certification reciprocity, ETS performs WET tests throughout the Southeast.

Wastewater Testing

A variety of bacteria and inorganic analyses are performed by ETS to evaluate the quality of groundwater, surface water, and influent/effluent samples for NPDES permitted discharges. Certification for these tests is maintained through the NC DENR.