The Most Important Part of a Project Starts with a Professional Water Analysis
AquaLabo laboratory is an independent subsidiary of the AquaWaterEau Corporation conglomerate. Since 1988, AquaLabo is the only laboratory to offer exclusively water-related services and that are mainly offered through various stakeholders and professionals in the water industry in Canada.
Since 1988, AquaLabo laboratory is accredited by the Ministry of the Environment of Quebec, according to the PALA, based on the ISO 17025 Standard, 2005 version.
The staff at AquaLabo is composed of real specialists with experience in the water industry. Our team consists of water treatment specialists, chemists, microbiologists, biologists, PhDs in engineering, environmental specialists and laboratory technicians.
Where to Begin
Before initiating a water analysis project, it may be advantageous to know the different types of water quality problems, their causes, symptoms and the various treatment methods available. We have therefore compiled a list of the most common water problems for your convenience.
Please see the section on THE MOST COMMON WATER PROBLEMS before making your decision.
See the list of physicochemical analyses offered.
See the list of microbiological analyses offered.
Fill out the form to request an analysis.
Water Treatment Equipment or System
If you plan to purchase water treatment equipment or learn about performance, this section is for you. It is much more advantageous for a water treatment specialist to base equipment recommendations on a professional analysis. This is why most water treatment equipment dealers reimburse all or part of the costs of the analysis upon purchase of the equipment.
Gone are the days when water analyses were performed by non-specialized, untrained companies. Demand a water analysis by a laboratory that is accredited by the competent authorities. The Ministry of Environment of Quebec and Health Canada recommend that water analysis should be performed twice a year by an accredited laboratory. No equipment recommendation should be made before the water treatment equipment specialists have referred to analysis reports specific to each customer and each application.
You will thus be assured of the quality and accuracy of the results. You and your water treatment specialist will be better oriented in the choice of the equipment, as needed. The majority of poor drinking water facilities are directly related to the absence of an appropriate, professional water analysis.
