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Water testing labs in Radford city, VA

2 state-accredited water testing labs in Radford city, VA.

2 certified labsUpdated October 2026Source: state lab accreditation records

Source: Virginia DCLS list of drinking water laboratories with certification detail, list dated Aug 1, 2026. Find a Water Test is independent and not affiliated with Virginia's Division of Consolidated Laboratory Services (DCLS). Certification covers specific tests, so confirm the lab is certified for the ones you need: Verify a certification.

2 certified labs near Radford city, VA

CR

City of Radford Drinking Water Laboratory

20 Forest Avenue, Radford, VA

State-accredited labDrinking waterBacteria testingPublic or utility lab

Public water system lab. Many don't accept private well samples, so call first.

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NRV Regional Water Authority

3515 Peppers Ferry Rd, Radford, VA

State-accredited labDrinking waterBacteria testingPublic or utility lab

Public water system lab. Many don't accept private well samples, so call first.

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Where can I test well water near Radford city, VA?

The state-accredited labs above serve Radford city, VA. Many offer sample bottles you collect at home.

What should I test for near Radford city, VA?

Start with total coliform bacteria and nitrates, then ask your county health department about local concerns.