FAQ’s

FAQ’s

FAQ’s2025-10-29T05:38:23-05:00
I already have a water filtration system—do I still need a consultation?2025-10-29T03:46:33-05:00

Yes—over time water sources change and filters may lose effectiveness. A consultation can assess current performance, identify hidden issues and help optimize your water treatment.

What’s the benefit for commercial clients?2025-10-29T03:45:58-05:00

For businesses, our consultation helps ensure regulatory compliance, protect equipment and process integrity, and avoid costly downtime or water-related liabilities.

Are your lab services certified?2025-10-29T03:45:20-05:00

Absolutely—Ackuritlabs is state certified and nationally accredited through the relevant environmental laboratory certification bodies.

Do you test for all contaminants, including heavy metals and VOCs?2025-10-29T03:43:21-05:00

Yes—we offer comprehensive testing packages for residential and commercial water, including heavy metals, bacteria, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and more.

Can I book the consultation online or do I need to call?2025-10-29T03:42:46-05:00

Yes—you can book online using our form or call us at 850‑562‑7751 to schedule a consultation.

What does the consultation cost?2025-10-29T03:41:58-05:00

The cost depends on the scope of testing required (and whether you are residential or commercial). We’ll provide you with a clear quote during our assessment.

How long does it take to get results and recommendations?2025-10-29T03:41:21-05:00

Results vary by test type, but our residential turnaround is often 2–4 business days for standard packages. For commercial/industrial tests it may be 5–7 business days.

How is this different from a standard water test?2025-10-29T03:39:57-05:00

Unlike a stand-alone test, the consultation adds professional review, recommendations and a roadmap for remediation if needed.

Who should schedule a water testing consultation?2025-10-29T03:38:55-05:00

Homeowners concerned about taste, odor, well water or equipment issues— and commercial facility managers responsible for water compliance—both are ideal.

What exactly is a water testing consultation?2025-10-29T03:38:16-05:00

A consultation involves evaluating your water system, recommending the appropriate tests, analyzing results and then discussing what the results mean and what actions you can take.

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