Soil Analysis

We conduct a wide variety of soil analysis.

Soil testing/analysis can refer to one or more of a wide variety of soil analysis conducted for one of several possible reasons. Possibly the most widely conducted soil tests are those done to estimate the plant-available concentrations of plant nutrients, to determine fertilizer recommendations in agriculture. Other soil tests may be done for engineering (geotechnical), geochemical or ecological investigations.

We frequently test soils in accordance with BS3882 for several customers, as well as analysing for many different contaminants.

Various testing suites or contaminants to be determined could include:

Anions, Measuring acidity / alkalinity (pH), Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), Pesticides, Phenols, Total or CWG branded petroleum hydrocarbons, Total or speciated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), Total organic carbon (TOC), Soil analysis in accordance with BS3882, Aqua Regia Digest (Heavy metals digest), Trommel Fines analysis suite, Loss on Ignition, Moisture, pH, RDF Analysis, Los Angeles Coefficient, Constituent Materials, Petrographical Analysis, Organics, Inorganics & Phenols Analysis, BTEX, PCB Analysis, OrganoChlorine Pesticides Analysis, SVOC & SVOCTIC Analysis, Calcium Carbonate, Sulphate Oxidizable Sulphides, WAC Anions, Total Organic Carbons, Total Inorganic Carbon, VOC Report, Water Soluble Sulphates BS EN1744, Chromium III and Chromium IV