Advanced Organic Testing Services
Teklab is a NELAC-accredited environmental lab that provides specialty analysis such as alcohol, glycol and 1,4-dioxane testing. These constituents are requested for wastewater effluents, groundwater monitoring, and soil remediation projects alike, some of our alcohols and glycols include:
- Ethanol
- Isobutanol
- Isopropanol
- Methanol
- n-Butanol
- n-Propanol
- Ethylene glycol
- Propylene glycol
Industry-Leading Environmental Analysis
Teklab is the Midwest’s premier laboratory for semi-volatile organic compound testing, specializing in advanced analyses including alcohol, glycol, and dioxane detection. As an industry leader, we continuously advance our methodologies and technologies to remain at the forefront of environmental testing. When you partner with Teklab, you benefit from:
- Unparalleled Expertise: Our specialists deliver meticulous, precise analyses
- Cutting-Edge Technology: We leverage state-of-the-art equipment and methodologies
- Regulatory Compliance: Our processes exceed industry standards for environmental testing
- Customized Solutions: We adapt to unique testing requirements beyond standard EPA and SW846 lists
Beyond Standard Testing
Environmental regulations often require analysis of compounds not found on conventional EPA or SW846 lists. Our capabilities include:
- Conducting thorough validation studies for unique organic compounds.
- Adapting extraction and analysis methods to meet NELAC-accreditation NELAP standards.
- Ensuring compliance with local regulatory requirements.
Our Mission
We are dedicated to:
- Serving our communities through superior analytical services.
- Delivering accurate, comprehensive results.
- Making a positive environmental impact through scientific excellence.
Partner with Teklab for environmental testing you can trust, backed by passionate experts committed to precision and reliability. At Teklab, we strongly encourage you to contact a TNI-accredited laboratory for all your analytical services, even if the environmental application or regulator is not specifically demanding it.
