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Get your water tested in Puerto Rico.

The labs Puerto Rico certifies to test drinking water, from the state’s own list of Aug. 1, 2025. A lab test is the only way to know what is in your own tap or well.

The short answer

Puerto Rico’s list has 12 labs certified to test drinking water: 7 in Puerto Rico and 5 in other states.

Certification is test by test, so check that a lab is certified for what you want tested, and call first: it will say which bottles to use and how soon the sample has to arrive.

Labs in Puerto Rico

7 labs, by city.

Labs in Puerto Rico, certified by Puerto Rico
LabCityPhoneCertified for
Quality Water LaboratoryAguadilla(939) 259-4899Bacteria
Acualab de Puerto RicoHumacao(787) 852-5957Bacteria
ALCHEM LaboratoriesPonce(787) 848-6050Bacteria
Beckton Environmental Laboratories, Inc.Website: Beckton Environmental Laboratories, Inc.Ponce(787) 841-7373Bacteria
Laboratorio Clínico Analítico, Inc.Ponce(787) 290-4024Bacteria
Instituto de LaboratoriosRío Piedras(787) 765-2929Bacteria
Environmental Quality Laboratories (E.Q. Lab.)Website: Environmental Quality Laboratories (E.Q. Lab.)Santurce(787) 288-6420Bacteria, radioactivity

Labs in other states

5 labs Puerto Rico certifies outside the state, by state and city. Ask whether a lab takes samples by mail, and how fast they have to arrive.

Labs in other states, certified by Puerto Rico
LabCityPhoneCertified for
Eurofins Eaton Analytical, Inc.Website: Eurofins Eaton Analytical, Inc.Monrovia, CA(626) 386-1100Not listed
Pace Analytical ServiceWebsite: Pace Analytical ServiceOrmond Beach, FL(386) 672-5668Not listed
American Water – Central LaboratoryWebsite: American Water – Central LaboratoryBelleville, IL(618) 235-3600Not listed
Eurofins Eaton Analytical, Inc.Website: Eurofins Eaton Analytical, Inc.South Bend, IN(574) 233-4777Not listed
National Testing Laboratories, LTDYpsilanti, MI(800) 458-3330Not listed

What to ask a lab to test

Source: Departamento de Salud, laboratorios y parámetros certificados (agua potable), dated Aug. 1, 2025, read Oct. 10, 2026. Labs are listed as the state lists them; what each is certified for is as far as the list says. Certifications change, so a lab’s own word is the latest.

A lab named for a water utility is listed apart. Distances on town pages are straight lines between ZIP code centers from the Census 2020 gazetteer. How labs are listed here.