Total Coliform Bacteria
A broad indicator group that can suggest the potential presence of more harmful bacteria.
While you can’t see them, your water may harbor microscopic organisms like bacteria, viruses, and protozoa. Some of these microbes are harmless, but others can cause a range of illnesses, from mild gastrointestinal upset to more serious health issues. Protecting your family and ensuring your water is free from these harmful contaminants is paramount.
At Alexin Labs, we offer comprehensive microbiological water analysis to detect the presence of these unseen threats in your water supply. We provide you with the information you need to ensure your drinking water is safe and healthy.
Testing your water for microbiological contaminants is crucial for several reasons:
We offer a range of microbiological tests to identify potential contaminants in your water. Our standard analysis typically includes testing for:
A broad indicator group that can suggest the potential presence of more harmful bacteria.
A specific type of fecal coliform bacteria that indicates recent contamination with fecal waste, posing a significant health risk.
Another indicator of fecal contamination, suggesting the possible presence of disease-causing organisms.
Bacteria found in animal and human feces, often used as an indicator of fecal contamination in recreational waters but also relevant for drinking water.
We can also recommend other specific testing other specific microorganisms depending on your concerns or the suspected source of contamination.
Our comprehensive microbiological analysis testing process consists of four simple steps:
We provide you with a sterile sample collection kit and detailed instructions to ensure proper collection and prevent contamination of the sample during the process.
Following the instructions precisely is crucial for microbiological testing to maintain the integrity of the sample and avoid false results.
Your sample once transported to our certified laboratory, will be processed by trained microbiologists using specialized techniques to culture and identify specific types of bacteria that may be present.
You’ll receive a report detailing the presence or absence of any specifically detected microorganisms, along with an interpretation of the results and any recommended actions.
Don't take chances with your family's health. Microbiological water analysis for potability is a vital step in ensuring the safety and quality of your drinking water, especially for those with private wells or concerns about contamination.