There are two ways to get your well water tested: order a mail-in kit from a national certified lab, or take a sample to a state-certified lab near you. Both are listed below, with labs grouped by state.

Always use a state-certified laboratory for private well water testing. Certification ensures the lab follows EPA-approved analytical methods, participates in quality assurance programs, and produces legally defensible results.

National mail-in labs

Several accredited mail-in labs serve all 50 states and send sample collection kits directly to your home:

National Testing Laboratories

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Find a lab in your state

We've researched and confirmed certified labs in the states below. Pick your state to jump to its list.

Well Water Testing Labs in California

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