Water Testing Labortories

Getting your water tested once think you have an analysis can be a problem. Is the ad in the yellow pages a reliable lab or not? The links here will get you a certified lab and a pretty good idea on testing costs. The first part, by state, tries to find state agencies that test water for home owners at reasonable cost.. They are usually labs associated through a university or college.

At the end of the state list is a link to the EPA site that has a large list of certified. Below that is a link to a list of state agencies that certify labs in each state. Call them for a referral.

Below these links are two links that will help you interpret the results from your water test.

If you are thinking of a whole house system, send them our form and ask them to test for those parameters. Ask for estimates from 2 or 3 labs to get the best price.

WATER TESTING LABS BY STATE. Click on the State. We were generally looking for low cost state run labs that would do water testing. Usually the Agricultural Extension service from one of the state universities would have a lab that would do testing at reasonable cost. If you state is not listed, check the neighboring state or the lists at the bottom of the page.

Alabama -

California - (Note: Excel file, lots of work to find a lab this way. Sort list by zip code and then by test. Hey Arnie, how about user friendly!)
Colorado1 -
Colorado2 -
Connecticut -

Delaware -

Florida -

Georgia1 -
Georgia2 - Fayette county. Water test pricing - Get W33

Idaho -
Illinois-
Indiana -

Kansas -
Kentucky -

Louisiana -

Maine -
Maryland -
Massachusetts -
Michigan1 -
Michigan2 -
Missouri -
Montana -

Nebraska -
Nevada - (Agencies to call for referral)

New Hampshire -
New Jersey -
New Mexico -
New York - New York State Department of Health (518) 485-5570
North Carolina -
North Dakota -

Ohio -
Oklahoma -
Oregon -

Pennsylvania1 -
Pennsylvania2 -

South Carolina -
South Dakota-