Certified labs near Indiana, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania · (412) 922-4000
49 mi away
Lancaster, Pennsylvania · (717) 656-2300
154 mi away
Midlothian, Virginia · (804) 763-1200
234 mi away
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Labs on Pennsylvania’s official list
- Environmental Service Laboratories Inc, Indiana · ~1 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- PAW Indiana Laboratory, Indiana · ~1 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- Chemstream Lab Services, Homer City · ~8 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- Cardan Laboratories Inc, Northern Cambria · ~17 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- MAWC George Sweeney Plant, Saltsburg · ~17 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- CWM Environmental, Kittanning · ~21 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- Teaco Laboratories Inc, Leechburg · ~24 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
- PAW Punxsutawney Laboratory, Punxsutawney · ~26 miListed in Pennsylvania DEP’s certified lab list. See the official list → (checked 2024-06-11)
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Official lab list for Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania DEP – private well water testingPennsylvania's environmental agency explains well testing and links to its reports of labs accredited for drinking water.www.pa.gov · checked 2026-10-18Pennsylvania Department of Environmental ProtectionThis state agency certifies the labs that may test drinking water. Use its list to pick a certified lab for your well sample.cedatareporting.pa.gov · checked 2026-10-18 · link via EPA
Recommended tests
- Every year: bacteria (total coliform and E. coli), nitrate, pH and total dissolved solids — CDC
Many labs accept mailed samples, so a lab a few hours away may still work for you.