Professional Water Quality Testing
Prueba Profesional de Calidad de Agua
Find out what's actually in your water
On-site water quality assessment using calibrated instruments at multiple sample points. Typical field measurements can include TDS, pH, conductivity, turbidity, free/total chlorine, ORP and temperature, with interpretation and recommendations for the property. Laboratory testing is available when microbiological or specific chemical analysis is required.
Specifications
- Field Parameters
- TDS, pH, conductivity, turbidity, chlorine, ORP, temperature as applicable
- Sample Points
- Multiple points depending on the property and treatment train
- Duration
- Typically about 45-60 minutes on-site
- Report
- Written summary with readings, interpretation, and recommendations
- Lab Add-on
- Laboratory testing available when microbiological or specific chemical analysis is needed
What's Included
- On-site water quality assessment
- Testing at multiple relevant sample points
- Written summary with interpretation
- Specific recommendations for your property
- Consultation to review results
What We Test and Why
We test at more than one point when useful because the source, storage tank, treatment equipment and tap can tell different parts of the story.
At the cistern or tinaco: Field measurements can help characterize stored water, sediment/turbidity, disinfectant residual and general dissolved-mineral conditions.
At the kitchen tap: This shows what is actually reaching the point of use after plumbing and any installed treatment.
Post-treatment: Comparing feed and treated water is useful for verifying whether filtration, RO, softening or other equipment is doing the job it was selected to do.
When a Laboratory Test Is Needed
Handheld and field instruments do not answer every water-safety question. Microbiological testing and many specific chemical contaminants require appropriate laboratory methods. When that information is needed, MirAqua can coordinate the relevant sampling and lab scope rather than infer safety from a TDS reading or visual appearance.

