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What Is Lead in Water Testing?
Lead in water testing determines if your drinking water is contaminated due to aging plumbing, fixtures, or service lines. Our team collects water samples directly from taps, fountains, or other fixtures and sends them to an EPA-certified lab for accurate analysis. Testing is the only way to detect this invisible threat—and take steps to fix it.
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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.
When Should You Test for Lead in Water?
Schedule a water lead test if:
- Your building was constructed before 1986
- You use well water or a recently reconnected water line
- The property is a school, daycare, or healthcare facility
- You’ve done recent plumbing renovations
- A child has an elevated blood lead level (EBLL)
- You notice a metallic taste, staining, or discoloration in the water
Common Sources of Lead in Water
Lead contamination often comes from:
- Kitchen or bathroom sinks
- Drinking fountains or fill stations
- Refrigerator water lines or ice makers
- Utility sinks and shower heads
- Older apartments or mixed-use buildings
- Partially replaced service lines
Even a single outdated faucet can pose a risk.
Why Water Testing Matters
Lead in drinking water is dangerous—especially for:
- Infants and children (learning delays, brain damage)
- Pregnant women (harm to the fetus)
- Immunocompromised individuals
Because lead is invisible and tasteless, most families don’t know they’re being exposed until it’s too late.
Testing helps you:
- Meet regulatory requirements (HUD, CDPHE, EPA)
- Reassure tenants, buyers, or inspectors
- Plan safe fixture upgrades or plumbing replacements
How EnvioCore Can Help
EnvioCore provides certified lead-in-water testing across Colorado. We serve:
- Homeowners and landlords
- Schools and child care centers
- Facility managers and real estate professionals
- Public agencies and health departments
We deliver:
- EPA-compliant sampling and documentation
- Fast, defensible lab results
- Clear guidance on what to do next if lead is found
- Optional coordination with licensed plumbers for remediation
Our Testing Process
- Property Evaluation
- We review plumbing age, water usage points, and risk factors.
- Water Sampling
- We collect both “first-draw” (standing water) and “flushed” samples from selected fixtures.
- Lab Analysis
- Samples are tested in an EPA-certified lab for lead concentration (ppb).
- Reporting
- Results are compared to EPA/CDPHE action levels, and we provide recommendations if needed.
Standard turnaround: 3–5 business days.
Rush testing: Available upon request.
Preparing for Your Inspection
To ensure valid results:
- Avoid using the water at test locations for 6–12 hours beforehand
- Let us know about recent plumbing repairs
- Identify all drinking water fixtures and regular-use taps
- Share any building plans or plumbing diagrams if available
Your Final Report Includes:
- A list of all tested locations and fixtures
- Lead concentration results in ppb
- Pass/fail outcomes based on EPA/CDPHE thresholds
- Next-step remediation advice, if needed
Lead in Water – Frequently Asked Questions
15 ppb (parts per billion) for public water systems. Stricter levels apply to schools and child care facilities.
They can detect lead, but they’re not EPA-certified and may miss low-level contamination. Lab testing is far more accurate and reliable.
The city is responsible up to your service line. Everything inside your property—including pipes and fixtures—is your responsibility.
We’ll recommend fixture replacement, water filters, or pipe upgrades based on severity. In high-risk cases, remediation may be urgent.
Yes. Even if your main line is safe, a single faucet or valve can leach lead into the water.
For homes: every 2–3 years.
For schools/child care: annually, or after plumbing work.
What Is Your Flooring Project?
If you’re considering replacing old flooring, call EnvioCore today. We will help you find out what you’re dealing with before you risk exposing anyone to the dangers of asbestos fibers.