Unfortunately, the general public does not question the scientific merit of 'water quality testing' conducted by companies such as Eagle Industries. Anyone receiving water from a municipal water supply in Ontario does not usually need any sort of additional water treatment. However, if you are concerned about your water quality (especially if you are on well water), contact your municipality or a professional hydrogeologist (if you are unsure, ask for credentials and proof of professional accredation). The employees of these bogus water treatment system companies such as Eagle Industries do not have science educational backgrounds (e.g. degree in hydrogelogy) or professional qualifications to conduct such tests or make any sort of interpretation of the results. The testing and results are often bogus, and employees of these companies are not trained or qualified to make basic decisions such as which type of filter or treatment must be used (e.g. Is it a problem with iron or silt? These would require completely different forms of investigation and treatment). I would suggest to be cautious and critical of door to door sales, especially when it comes to something as important as your drinking water, and be sure you are receiving information from qualified and accredited professionals.

Sir you are completely right they tried to take advantage of me ! Do not go to this place for a job it's a total scam !

Got a call last week for their survey......got called at 5:00pm today for my free gift. They would deliver tonight, I asked if I could just get it at the door but no, they need to come in. Was told the water test was for my benefit. I told them they could get it from the fire hydrant on the street, same water. Nope, it's the pipes in the individual homes that matter. Was told the techs are paid $36/hour to do the testing. I said great, save the company the $36 & drop my gift off on the porch. Obviously she didn't like that reply as she hung up. She said she was from Eagle Water Treatment Co this time.

I had this number on my phone today when I got home, so I called backed, and some bi*** named Michelle answered man was she never rude.... i understanding your job is crappy since your just a telemarketer but that is not my problem.... thinking a complaint is on its way to the company

This "company" is now operating in the Sarnia-Lambton area.  Same M.O.  They are calling themselves "The Water Place" and gave the website eaglewatertreatmentsystems.com when asked.

The initial prize was a 100 dollar gift certificate to local businesses but then changed to a 2 night 3 day stay at select hotels.

The woman identified herself as Christine.  The person to drop off the prize/test the water identified himself as Ed.

Cathy must be  on drugs