RMBEL - RMB Environmental Laboratories, Inc

Zebra Mussel Veliger Testing

Zebra mussels have become a large threat to our lakes, and early detection can prevent the spread to other water bodies. Our staff can collect zebra mussel veligers in the field, identify them in the … More »
Biological Monitoring

Our program is supported by staff with extensive knowledge and experience in biomonitoring of benthic macroinvertebrates all habitats including streams, wetlands and lakes. We use Minnesota Pollution … More »
Industry and Waste Water

Testing industry and waste water influent and effluents is essential for protecting our environment. We are able to help industries and municipalities implement the testing required in their NPDES … More »
Aquatic Plant Surveys

Aquatic plant surveys are helpful for characterizing the health of the plant community in a lake and for identifying invasive species. Our field staff are experienced in aquatic plant … More »
Groundwater

Groundwater is essential for drinking water, irrigation, municipal water supplies and other uses. The protection of such is of high importance. Groundwater quality studies and routine monitoring of … More »
Lake Assessment Reports

Our client services department has over 20 years experience assessing lake water quality data and GIS mapping. We can do multiple levels of data assessment and mapping to determine a lake’s impacts … More »
Lakes Program

The collection of simple water quality data is one way to begin to quantify the physical, chemical and biological condition of lakes. Over 1,000 Minnesota lakes have chosen to participate in our … More »
Now Servicing the Tri-State Area

We are happy to be servicing the tri-state area of Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota from two laboratory locations. Our main office is in Detroit Lakes, MN and in 2016 we opened a branch … More »
Drinking Water

Clean drinking water is a fundamental building block of good health, and the quality often times is taken for granted. City supplied water is monitored and maintained at safe drinking levels. However, … More »