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Solinst acquires surface water monitoring solutions manufacturer Eureka Water Probes

Eureka to retain staff and continue operations seamlessly

February 7, 2025  By Ground Water Canada



Solinst Canada Ltd., a leading manufacturer of groundwater monitoring equipment, has acquired Eureka Water Probes, a manufacturer of surface water monitoring solutions.

As of Feb. 1, Eureka Water Probes became Solinst Eureka LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Solinst Canada Ltd. The acquisition broadens Solinst’s product portfolio.

The acquisition also represents a synergistic merging of expertise. By integrating Solinst’s strength in groundwater monitoring with Eureka Water Probes’ specialized knowledge in surface water applications, the combined entity will offer a comprehensive range of products and services to meet the diverse needs of its customers.

Eureka Water Probes has a strong reputation for quality and innovation in the surface water monitoring sector. With Solinst, they will be able to provide a more holistic approach to water resource management.

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The transition will be seamless for Eureka Water Probes customers. Solinst is committed to maintaining its level of service and support that Eureka customers expect. Key highlights of the acquisition include:

  • Continuity of staff: Stuart Garner and the Eureka Water Probes team will remain in place, ensuring continued expertise and familiar points of contact.
  • Unchanged processes: All current processes, policies, and operations will continue without interruption.
  • Seamless transition: Solinst is dedicated to ensuring a smooth and seamless transition for all customers.

Solinst believes the acquisition will create significant value for its customers. By combining their resources and expertise, the companies can accelerate innovation and deliver a more comprehensive and effective water monitoring set of solutions.

For more information about Solinst Eureka, visit: solinst.com/eureka


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