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Environmental Monitoring Laboratory Hillsboro, Texas
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Utilities - Electric, Gas, Water, Waste and Utility Company
About Us
EML is a water testing laboratory in Texas that has been in business for thirty-four years and performs organic and inorganic analyses on water, wastewater, and soil. Through precise and accurate testing procedures and a commitment to comprehensive customer service, EML has established its place in the industry as one of the most successful and innovative commercial laboratories in the state with brand name recognition.
Our Central Texas main office is a 6,400 square foot state-of-the-art facility located in Hillsboro, Hill County, Texas two miles off I-35 South and four satalite locations: Panhandle Division located in Amarillo, Southwest Division located in Llano, East Texas Division located in Winona/Tyler, and our Coastal Division located in Schulenburg. .
Our reputation for quality is spreading throughout the environmental community making us one of the fastest growing laboratories in the area. Our growth is attributed to our philosophy of developing long term business relationships through dedication to client services.
EML is one of the fastest growing laboratories in the area. Our growth is attributed to our corporate philosophy of developing long term business relationships through dedication to client services, technology and strong, consistent management.
EML provides bacteriological analysis for drinking water by testing for two types of bacteria, Total Coliform organisms and E.coli. These tests are required by the EPA for public drinking water systems on an ongoing basis and is recommended annually for private water wells systems.