ChemREADY just opened a full wastewater testing lab. We're offering free sample analysis to help operators understand what's actually in their stream — and what it would take to clean it up.
Why we're doing this: Our new lab needs real-world samples to build out our regional capability. You get a $1,500 analysis at no cost. We get the data and the chance to earn your business if you like what you see.
Both paths get you the same lab analysis and same written report. The difference is whether you'd rather have a ChemREADY engineer on-site or handle the sampling yourself.
Not a sales brochure. Not a generic estimate. A complete written analysis you can take to your team, your boss, or your next vendor — whether you work with us or not.
Complete characterization of what's actually in your stream — organics, solids, metals, oils, and the chemistry that's driving your treatment costs.
Visual proof of what your wastewater looks like raw, and what it looks like after our team runs the treatment process in our lab.
The specific chemistry and process needed to clean your water to discharge spec — not generic advice, custom to your sample.
What ongoing treatment would cost. No surprises, no opaque markups. You see the math before you make any decision.
You get the full report whether you hire us or not. We're confident enough in the work that we'll let it speak for itself.
The actual lab work takes less than a day. Most of the timeline is shipping.
Fill out the form. We'll call within one business day to confirm details and schedule.
Either we visit your facility, or your kit arrives within 3–5 days. Sample is collected.
Sample arrives at our Texas lab. Full analysis runs in less than a day. Treatment process tested.
You receive your full written report with chemistry, before/after photos, treatment recommendation, and pricing.
Our lab is specifically built around the wastewater profiles that come out of these operations. If your stream looks like one of these, we've seen it before.
Upstream production streams from Permian, Eagle Ford, Haynesville, and beyond
Flowback and completion fluids from active well operations
Saltwater disposal facility intake and recycling treatment optimization
Downstream wastewater from refining and petrochemical operations
High-FOG, high-BOD wastewater from processing operations
Cleaning chemistry, high organics, and pH-challenged streams
Brewery, soft drink, and beverage manufacturing wastewater
Wash water, process water, and CIP discharge
You're either spending too much on treatment, paying surcharges you shouldn't have to, or running a process that's leaving money on the table. The report tells you which one — and what to do about it.
