New Hampshire DHHS Public Health Laboratories
Homeowner samples
- Arsenic
- Coliform Bacteria
- Full Homeowner Panel
- Hardness
- Iron and Manganese
- Lead
- Nitrate / Nitrite
- Radon in Water
- Uranium
Endyne Inc (Lebanon) is a commercial laboratory in Lebanon, NH (Grafton County). It is on the New Hampshire drinking water program's list of certified laboratories (certificate 2037), and we last checked the list on September 30, 2026.
The lab takes samples from homeowners.
Before you go: Accredited by the New Hampshire Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program for drinking water (NHELAP lab ID 2037; search of September 30, 2026). Runs the NHDES recommended private well panel (bacteria, nitrate, arsenic, uranium, radon, fluoride, manganese, lead and the standard chemistry); call for bottles, drop-off hours and pricing.
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Listed on the official state certified laboratory list.
How this lab takes samples, based on its listing. Call to confirm hours, bottles and prices.
Published lab fees in New Hampshire: $15 for a bacteria test. New Hampshire state lab: $15 bacteria, $85 standard analysis, $90 home buyer test. Prices at this lab may differ.
Bacteria samples need a sterile bottle from the lab. Chemistry samples usually take a clean container the lab supplies.
Skip softeners and filters. Remove the aerator, run the water 3 to 5 minutes, then fill without touching the inside of the cap.
Bacteria samples are time-sensitive. Use a cooler with ice packs and hand it in or ship it the same day.
Compare results with EPA drinking water limits. If anything is over, our problem pages explain what it means and how to treat it.
From the state certification list and the lab's own listing. Ask which ones it runs for homeowners.
Natural in some bedrock, with no taste or smell. The EPA limit is 0.010 mg/L. Learn more
Total coliform and E. coli. The test the CDC recommends every year for every private well. Learn more
A broad package that usually covers bacteria, nitrate, metals and minerals. Learn more
Calcium and magnesium. You need this number to size a water softener. Learn more
The cause of orange and black stains. EPA guidelines are 0.3 and 0.05 mg/L. Learn more
Usually from plumbing and older well parts. EPA says there is no safe level. Learn more
From fertilizer, manure and septic systems. The EPA limit is 10 mg/L as nitrogen. Learn more
A gas from granite areas that escapes into the air when you use water. Learn more
Natural in granite and some other rock. The EPA limit is 0.030 mg/L. Learn more
56 Etna Road, Lebanon, NH 03766
Lab address
Yes. It is on the New Hampshire list of laboratories certified for drinking water testing, last checked September 30, 2026.
Its listing covers arsenic, coliform bacteria, full homeowner panel, hardness, iron and manganese, lead, nitrate / nitrite, radon in water and uranium. Call to confirm prices and which tests it runs for private well owners.
Yes, the listing says it takes homeowner samples. Get the right bottle from the lab first, especially for bacteria.
Call (603) 678-4891 and visit the lab's website. The address is 56 Etna Road, Lebanon, NH 03766.
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