
E. COLI & COLIFORM ANALYSIS
Detect E. coli and Total Coliforms in Water Samples.
Lab analysis of potable, recreational, source, and process water samples. You collect; we enumerate, identify, and report against the limits that matter for your program.

Why Analyze Water for E. coli and Total Coliforms?
E. coli and total coliforms are the canonical screen for fecal contamination in water. Routine sample analysis validates your distribution system, source water, and treatment process, and catches breaches before they reach a consumer.
Public Health Indicator
Coliforms and E. coli are the standard indicators of fecal contamination in potable and recreational water systems.
Regulatory Reporting
Defensible data for EPA Safe Drinking Water Act, state primacy, and facility compliance programs.
Source Water Validation
Confirm well, cistern, and source-water integrity after repairs, flooding events, or construction work.
Outbreak Investigation
Pinpoint the contamination source when illness clusters or detection events surface in the distribution system.

Sample Types We Process
Potable Distribution
Building taps, fountains, ice makers, and filtered points-of-use across municipal and well-fed systems.
Source & Well Water
Private wells, cisterns, and source intakes serving residential, agricultural, and commercial sites.
Recreational Water
Pools, splash pads, lakes, and beach-front sampling for facility and public-health programs.
Process & Industrial Water
Food and beverage process water, agricultural irrigation, and industrial wash systems.
Why Choose Air Allergen for Coliform Analysis?
- ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited laboratory with established sample-receiving protocols
- Independent analytical lab with no remediation conflicts of interest
- Methods aligned with EPA, Standard Methods, and state primacy expectations
- Plain-language reporting with limit comparisons your team can act on
- Rapid response support for outbreak and compliance pressure scenarios
Request Lab Service
For hospitals, pharmacies, and commercial facilities