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Natausha Guajardo
2025-07-08
Vanessa is very responsive and has impeccable customer service. 10/10!
Isam Khalafalla
2025-07-08
Very knowledgeable and professional company. I recommend them for environmental testing
Lourens Erasmus
2025-07-04
Had a great experience working with Vanessa! Awesome communication throughout and we were able to get an inspection scheduled within 24 hours of calling. Would definitely recommend!
Justin Petersen
2025-07-03
ICREDIBLE PEOPLE!!! VANESSA AND HER TEAM ARE AMAZING AND MORE THAN WILLING TO HELP OUT
Cuong Nguyen
2025-07-02
Vanessa is a great helper I’ve gotten compared to many needs in my life so far. Her encourage and comfort voice really helps me to calm down. We need more representatives like Vanessa in this high pressures and headache life.
Thank you Vanessa ❤️
Abel Reyes
2025-06-30
Called about a last minute mold test with same day results. They were able to squeeze me in and get the job done! I’ll definitely be using them in the e future. Very fast, efficient and professional. Thank you!
Jeffery Carico
2025-06-26
My name is Jeff I called today and spoke with Vanessa. I was in a hurry to get asbestos testing as soon as possible. She was more than accommodating.
She made several calls to help me coordinate to have testing done. She went above and beyond. Not only did she get it scheduled she got it scheduled for the same day. She is an amazing asset to your company. Make sure you hang onto her..
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Sean G
2025-06-20
Gave me some very honest and helpful advice.
Drake Zimmerman
2025-05-28
Called on Memorial Day to schedule some inspections, and they immediately had me scheduled for next day. Outstanding customer service, and their inspector Gaylon was great. Thanks Vanessa and everyone at Enviocore!
Katherine Kerns Himstedt
2025-04-01
I spoke with Vanessa - they were honest, transparent with me which I really appreciate. I had some questions about lead testing and they were straight shooters with me. Definitely recommend them and will use their business in the future.
What Is Asbestos Water Testing?
Asbestos water testing determines whether asbestos fibers are present in your drinking water, well system, or utility lines. While asbestos is primarily known as a building material hazard, it can also enter water systems through:
- Aging asbestos-cement pipes
- Contaminated soil runoff
- Improper demolition or disposal
- Flooding or environmental disturbances
Testing is essential for homes, businesses, schools, and properties using older infrastructure, private wells, or located in high-risk zones.
When Should You Test for Asbestos in Water?
Testing is recommended when:
- A regulatory body or lender requests confirmation of water quality
- Your property uses asbestos-cement pipes (common in pre-1980 systems)
- You rely on a private well or spring source
- There was a recent fire, flood, or excavation incident
- You’re conducting due diligence for a sale, loan, or redevelopment
- Other contaminants were recently found in your water
Where Does Asbestos in Water Come From?
Asbestos can enter your water supply through:
- Deteriorated asbestos-cement pipes
- Fill or runoff from contaminated construction debris
- Broken or disturbed underground lines
- Floodwaters dislodging ACMs into wells or reservoirs
- Leaching from illegally buried ACMs
While modern plumbing avoids asbestos materials, older systems—especially in rural or unincorporated areas—may still pose a risk.
Why Water Testing Is Important
Although asbestos in water is less hazardous than inhalation exposure, ingestion of fibers over time may pose risks—especially to:
- Children
- Immunocompromised individuals
- Elderly residents
- People with preexisting digestive or respiratory issues
Testing:
- ✅ Verifies water safety for drinking, bathing, or irrigation
- ✅ Identifies aging infrastructure or unknown pipe materials
- ✅ Satisfies EPA, CDPHE, and lender requirements
- ✅ Helps plan system upgrades or mitigation strategies
Our Testing Process
1. Scope Assessment
We assess your situation by reviewing:
- Pipe materials or well type
- Any recent disturbances (excavation, water discoloration, etc.)
- Locations to test (tap, wellhead, service line, etc.)
- Applicable CDPHE and EPA guidelines
2. Sample Collection
We collect water samples using EPA Method 100.2 protocols:
- Samples drawn from targeted fixtures or supply lines
- Preserved, sealed, and documented
- Chain-of-custody maintained throughout
- Delivered to certified analytical labs for analysis
3. Lab Testing
We use:
- Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) for high-sensitivity fiber detection
- Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM) when applicable
Results include:
- Asbestos fiber concentration
- Type of asbestos (if present)
- Comparison to action levels set by EPA/CDPHE
Turnaround: 5–7 business days, expedited options available.
Preparing for Your Water Test
To ensure accuracy:
- Do not run water from the sample point for several hours before the appointment
- Provide access to wellheads, tanks, or main supply lines if applicable
- Share plumbing diagrams or details of recent work (if known)
- Notify residents or occupants of the sampling window
Final Reporting and Next Steps
You’ll receive a digital report that includes:
- ✅ Sample locations and method used
- ✅ Lab results: presence/absence and concentration
- ✅ Explanation of results in simple terms
- ✅ Next-step recommendations (remediation, retesting, or further investigation)
- ✅ Documentation formatted for CDPHE or regulatory use if needed
What If Asbestos Is Found?
- In municipal systems, you may need to coordinate with the water provider
- For private wells or pipes, you may be advised to:
- Replace aging pipe sections
- Install point-of-use filtration or reverse osmosis systems
- Retest after infrastructure changes
- Notify CDPHE or environmental authorities if contamination is significant
We can refer you to trusted contractors and guide your next steps.
Why Choose Enviocore?
- ✅ CDPHE-aligned testing protocols
- ✅ Certified sampling and EPA lab coordination
- ✅ Quick scheduling and professional communication
- ✅ Clear reporting for regulators, lenders, and homeowners
- ✅ Trusted by developers, realtors, and restoration contractors across Colorado
We help you understand what’s in your water, so you can protect your health and your investment.
Water Testing FAQs
Aging asbestos-cement pipes, soil runoff, or storm events can release fibers into your water system.
It’s considered less dangerous than inhalation, but long-term ingestion may cause health issues—especially in vulnerable populations.
Yes — we test private wells, springs, and municipal water systems.
We’ll explain your results and next steps, and can connect you with experts for remediation or pipe replacement.
It may be required in real estate deals, redevelopment, loan approvals, or environmental compliance cases.
Conclusion
Water testing is a vital aspect of maintaining a healthy home and protecting your family’s health. EnvioCore’s professional water testing services provide peace of mind, ensuring that your water supply is safe and clean. Trust us to be your partner in safeguarding your water quality.