Hub Testing Laboratory, Inc. has been a family-owned independent consulting firm and materials testing laboratory since 1941. Hub Testing Laboratory is dedicated to serving the survey and testing needs of industries, municipalities, universities, both the private and the public sectors in the New England region, as well as nationwide. Our goal is to provide quality environmental services and data in a timely manner at competitive rates. Hub Testing Laboratory offers our clients more than just analytical services. At Hub, your needs are reviewed, programs are formulated, and customized work plans are developed specifically for you and your environmental needs. 

Family-owned means more personal interaction and higher quality workmanship.  At Hub, customer service is our most important priority. The structure of our company allows individual attention to be paid to all our customers.  This in turn builds trusting relationships with our clients based on personal communication, customer service, and responsiveness. 

We offer a wide array of sampling and analytical testing services to support environmental investigations focused on asbestos, microbiology, lead paint, environmental chemistry, indoor air quality, and industrial hygiene. To provide consistently reliable data, QA/QC standards adherent to good laboratory practices, and organized operational processes are practiced in-house. The variety of testing, the commitment to our clients, and our longevity in the industry makes Hub Testing Laboratory more than just another run-of-the- mill firm.

Our clients have included public school departments, state and federal municipalities, private homeowners, universities, the military, and VA medical centers around the country.

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On Staff-

• Licensed asbestos inspectors

• Licensed project monitors

• Management planners

• Certified microbial
  consultants

• General environmental consultants

• Certified Industrial Hygienists

Basidiospore fungi on a brick wall

Water damage and mold on ceiling tiles

A typical field-lab setup