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Soil Testing

Are you a WWTP that needs to have sludge testing done?

Or, are you a homeowner or business that has had a fuel or oil tank contaminate the soil? FTL Labs, Inc. can help with your soil or sludge testing needs. We can also test peeling paint for lead and flooring or insulation for asbestos.

Give us a call (301-293-3340) or send us a message for more information on how we can help! 

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Interpretation Of Results

Interpretation Of Results

Aluminum occurs naturally in water and is also used in water-treatment processes to flocculate suspended particles. No standard has been set, but at high levels it has been suggested that it may cause skeletal and neurological problems.Arsenic in water can result from...

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Tips for Homeowners: Wells and Well Water

Tips for Homeowners: Wells and Well Water

WELL ANATOMY All wells must be constructed by licensed well drillers in accordance with state regulations. The well must pass inspection and the water should be certified as potable (drinkable) by the health department before the well can be used. The components of a...

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Tips for Homeowners: Iron Bacteria

Tips for Homeowners: Iron Bacteria

What are iron bacteria? Iron bacteria are widespread in the environment. They will generally be found in iron water pipes and anywhere else that a combination of dissolved iron and dissolved oxygen is present. Iron bacteria are found in soil, stream, cool surface...

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Tips for Homeowners: Gasoline Contamination

Tips for Homeowners: Gasoline Contamination

Question: How can gasoline enter my well water? Answer: Over the past fifty years, many buried gasoline tanks have been abandoned or not properly monitored and are now leaking gasoline into the environment. Unfortunately, once gasoline or fuel oil is lost from the...

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Tips for Homeowners: Well Water Testing

Tips for Homeowners: Well Water Testing

When should I test my well? Test a new well that has been drilled.  After the contractor chlorinates the well and pumps the chlorine clear, allow the well to return to normal conditions for about a week - then contact a lab for testing. Test before the water is used...

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