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Well Water Sampling
Water
bottles are available for sampling well water for coliform bacteria,
arsenic, and a partial chemical analysis which tests for iron, sodium,
nitrate, hardness, sulfate, chloride and fluoride.
General Information
Bacteria Testing
 | The test bottle is provided free of charge. |
| The sample will be tested for coliform bacteria. |
| Written procedures are provided that explain how to properly collect the water sample. |
| A laboratory fee applies. This fee is payable upon submission of the water sample. |
| Collected water samples must be mailed to the MDEQ lab. The mailing address will be provided, along with a mailing box. |
Chemical Testing
| The test bottle is provided free of charge. |
| The sample will be tested for various chemicals including iron, sulfate, fluoride, sodium, chloride, hardness and nitrates. |
| Written procedures are provided that explain how to properly collect the water sample. |
| A laboratory fee applies. This fee is payable upon submission of the water sample. |
| Collected water samples must be mailed to the MDEQ lab. The mailing address will be provided, along with a mailing box. |
Arsenic Testing
| The test bottle is provided free of charge. |
| The sample will be tested for arsenic. |
| Written procedures are provided that explain how to properly collect the water sample. |
| A laboratory fee applies. This fee is payable upon submission of the water sample. |
| Collected water samples must be
mailed to the MDEQ lab. The mailing address will be provided, along
with a mailing box. |
Hours of Service
Test bottles for
bacteria and chemical testing may be obtained:
Monday through Friday -
8 a.m. to 12:00 noon and
1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Contact Information
(989) 269-9721, ext. 148
Eligibility and Cost
Water sampling bottles are provided
free of charge to any Huron County resident.
A laboratory fee applies.
2008-2009 Environmental Health Fees