Davis & Shirtliff Launches New Water Testing Lab in Mombasa to Boost Service Delivery

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Water Testing Lab Launch Boosts Accuracy and Service in Mombasa
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Davis & Shirtliff Mombasa has officially launched a state-of-the-art water testing lab, set to revolutionize water quality analysis in Kenya’s Coast region, as well as neighboring Tanzania and Zanzibar. This new facility is expected to enhance testing accuracy, slash turnaround times, and strengthen regional service delivery for domestic, commercial, and industrial clients.

The lab, located at the Davis & Shirtliff Mombasa branch, underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to water solutions across East Africa. The facility will provide critical testing services to support water treatment systems, borehole projects, and environmental safety initiatives.

Regional Impact of the Water Testing Lab

With increasing concerns over water quality in urban and rural areas, the new water testing lab comes at a pivotal moment. The Coast region has been grappling with unreliable access to clean water due to salinity intrusion, pollution, and poor sanitation infrastructure.

This facility will directly address those challenges by offering:

  • High-precision chemical and microbial water testing
  • Rapid sample analysis with reduced turnaround times
  • Compliance support with national and international water standards

The lab will also serve as a resource hub for water quality education and consultancy for both public and private sector players.

Lab Technician Stephen Onyango to Lead Operations

The laboratory will be headed by Stephen Onyango, a seasoned lab technician with vast experience in water quality analysis and laboratory management. His expertise will ensure high standards of accuracy and reliability, boosting confidence among clients relying on water data for decision-making.

“Our goal is to deliver not just results, but solutions,” said Onyango. “This new water testing lab enables us to provide actionable insights faster and more efficiently.”

A Step Forward in Water Infrastructure Innovation

The launch of this water testing lab signals a major investment in infrastructure by Davis & Shirtliff, aligning with broader regional goals for clean water access and sustainable development.

According to data from the World Health Organization (WHO), over 40% of households in the region lack access to safe drinking water. Accurate water testing is a fundamental step toward resolving this issue.

By making testing services more accessible, faster, and more affordable, Davis & Shirtliff is enabling proactive water management at every level—whether for homeowners, farmers, hoteliers, or municipal authorities.

Boosting Service Delivery and Customer Support

The lab is not only a technical milestone but also a customer-focused initiative. With quicker test results, clients can now make informed decisions on treatment needs and equipment requirements without long delays.

“This lab reflects our deep commitment to the communities we serve,” said a company representative. “By increasing our capacity to test water at the source, we are empowering people with knowledge—and knowledge is power when it comes to health and sustainability.”

Future Plans: Expansion and Innovation

Davis & Shirtliff hinted at plans to expand its laboratory network in future, possibly rolling out similar labs in other strategic locations across Kenya and the region. These efforts aim to decentralize services and promote on-the-ground water solutions that meet the unique challenges of each area.

The company also plans to collaborate with local governments and institutions to raise awareness about water safety and the importance of regular testing.

The opening of the water testing lab in Mombasa is more than just a corporate development—it’s a regional game-changer. With expert leadership, advanced technology, and a customer-first approach, Davis & Shirtliff is setting new standards for water quality testing in East Africa.

As the demand for clean water continues to rise, facilities like this one will play a critical role in securing a healthier, more resilient future for the region.