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Black Soil

Residential Soil Sampling Services

Know What’s Beneath Your Feet—Accurate Soil Testing for Safer Homes and Smarter Projects.

We provide professional residential soil sampling to detect contaminants, support landscaping and gardening, and prepare for construction or septic system installation—all with fast turnaround and certified lab results.

Why Soil Sampling Matters for Homeowners


Whether you're planting a garden, installing a pool, or planning an addition to your home, understanding the condition of your soil is critical. Our residential soil sampling services help identify potential risks like lead, arsenic, petroleum residues, or nutrient imbalances—giving you the data needed to move forward with confidence. We offer both routine and specialized tests depending on your goals.

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When You Might Need Soil Sampling

  • Before building a home addition or structure

  • Before installing a septic system

  • After an oil tank removal

  • Before planting a vegetable garden

  • If your property is near former industrial or agricultural sites

  • For peace of mind when purchasing a home

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Our Process

  1. Initial Consultation – We discuss your goals and identify sampling locations.

  2. On-Site Sampling – Our team uses industry-standard tools to extract clean, accurate soil samples.

  3. Certified Lab Testing – Samples are sent to a certified environmental lab for thorough analysis.

  4. Detailed Reporting – You'll receive a clear report outlining findings, recommendations, and next steps.

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What We Test For

  • Heavy Metals (Lead, Arsenic, Mercury)

  • Petroleum Compounds

  • VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds)

  • Nutrient Levels (pH, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium)

  • Pesticide Residues

  • Soil Texture & Drainage

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Why Choose Maximum Environmental

With 20 years of experience serving homeowners across Long Island and NYC, we bring industry expertise, fast response times, and transparent communication to every job. Our licensed environmental professionals understand local regulations and are committed to delivering trustworthy results without the technical jargon.

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