by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
Gauteng Borehole Water Quality: What 123 Unsuitable Groundwater Sources Reveal If you own a borehole in Gauteng, there’s a good chance you’ve assumed the water is fine because it looks clear and tastes normal. That assumption is exactly what this evidence...
by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
Water Source Identification Testing: Tracing Unexplained Leaks Water showing up somewhere it shouldn’t, like under a foundation, in a parking area, or an excavation site, raises an obvious question that visual inspection can’t answer: where is it actually...
by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
Wastewater and Effluent Testing: Monitoring Treatment Performance and Discharge Compliance Whether you’re operating a treatment plant, managing industrial discharge, or planning treated water for reuse, the only way to know if a system is actually performing is...
by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
Swimming Pool Water Testing: Chemical and Microbiological Analysis for Safe Swimming Cloudy water, recurring algae, skin and eye irritation, or a pool that just won’t balance no matter what you dose are usually signs of an underlying chemical or microbiological...
by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
SANS 51008 Concrete Mixing Water Testing: Protecting Strength and Durability Using the wrong water in a concrete mix can quietly undermine a project’s strength, reinforcement, and long-term durability, often without anyone noticing until it’s too late....
by Roxanne van der Westhuizen | Sep 24, 2026 | News
SANS 1657 Bottled Water Testing: A Compliance Guide for South African Producers Bottled and refill water producers in South Africa are held to a higher testing standard than ordinary tap water, and getting it wrong can mean product recalls, lost retail listings, or...
