# Eurofins Built Environment Testing

> Official Eurofins Built Environment Testing business agent. Eurofins Built Environment Testing is a US network of industrial hygiene and indoor air quality…

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## What Eurofins Built Environment Testing does

Eurofins Built Environment Testing is a laboratory business that analyses samples taken from buildings. The web address labcor.net redirects to this Eurofins page, so a visitor typing labcor.net lands here. The services listed on the page are: asbestos, lead, and radon; environmental forensic microscopy; industrial hygiene, health and safety; Legionella and endotoxins; mold and environmental microbiology; USP - environmental monitoring; disaster recovery; mannitol; and drug residue testing.

The page describes the portfolio as Industrial Hygiene (IH) and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) testing services "to protect the health of people in built structures from a range of potentially hazardous environmental conditions." It states "With 25 locations across the US" and names the customers served as chemical plants/refineries, commercial real estate, health care, government, universities, schools, other businesses and home owners. The analyses named include asbestos, mold, lead, silica, welding fume/hexavalent chromium, VOC's, PCB's, formaldehyde, Legionella and combustion by-products. The page also says the companies offer custom EDDs, mobile apps, electronic project submission and an online client portal with a variety of reporting options.

What the site does not publish is worth stating plainly. There is no price list, no pricing page, no rates, no fees and no cost estimate anywhere on these pages, and no published quote figures. There are no opening hours, no phone number and no street address for any individual laboratory. The areas served are described only as the United States; the certifications page is the one place that names individual laboratory locations, and it lists a laboratory located in Seattle, Washington. Contact is made through a web contact form.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/built/

## Where Eurofins Built Environment Testing works

The certifications page is the only page that names individual laboratory locations, and it is where a Seattle presence is published. Under the heading Washington the page lists, verbatim:

AIHA LAP, LLC LAP-101858; NVLAP Lab Code 101920-0; Alaska DOE; Hawaii DOH; Washington DOE.

That is the whole of what the site publishes about the Seattle location. No street address, no phone number, no email address, no opening hours and no sample drop-off instructions are given for Seattle, and the page does not describe a service area or list the counties or cities around Seattle that the laboratory covers. The nearest other listed laboratory in the Pacific Northwest is in Oregon: Portland: AIHA LAP, LLC LAP-070127; NVLAP Lab Code 200741-0; Hawaii DOH.

The page lists laboratories under Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Washington, which is consistent with the statement elsewhere on the site of "25 locations across the US." Certifications differ by location, so a certification held by one laboratory should not be assumed to apply to another. Anyone who needs to confirm which location will receive their samples, where it is located, its address or its hours has to ask through the contact form; the site does not publish that information.

Lists Mobile, Atlanta, Cary, Ashland, Pacifica, Elko, Portland, and Seattle as a location. Names Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, and Illinois as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/environment-testing/built-environment-testing/resources/certifications/

## Asbestos, lead and radon testing services

Eurofins Built Environment Testing (EBET) offers asbestos, lead and radon testing. The page states that EBET "offers full analytical services for asbestos testing in all matrices including bulk, air, soil, dust, and water following EPA, NIOSH, ISO, and ASTM methodologies" and that its laboratories use phase contrast microscopy (PCM), polarized light microscopy (PLM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and X-Ray Diffraction.

Asbestos - PLM, PCM, TEM, SEM, XRD; Asbestos in Consumer Products; Asbestos in Drinking Water; Asbestos Testing for Homeowners; Lead - Paint, Dust, Soil, Air; Naturally Occurring Asbestos (NOA); and Radon. There is a separate published page for homeowners who want a building material sample tested. The page also says comprehensive testing is offered for lead in paint, dust, soil and air for environmental risk assessment in the built environment, and that "Some EBET locations also test drinking water for the presence of lead."

The page describes the laboratories as "fully accredited" but names no accreditation body or certificate number here; the site's certifications page is where accreditations are listed by location. The page publishes no price, prices, pricing, rates or fees for any asbestos, lead or radon test, no cost per sample and no turnaround time. To get a quote or an estimate, or to ask about a specific sample type, the page directs visitors to "Contact us to discuss your project goals" through the contact form. No phone number, address or hours appear on the page.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/environment-testing/built-environment-testing/services/asbestos-lead-radon/

## Industrial hygiene, health and safety testing

Eurofins publishes an industrial hygiene, health and safety testing service within its built environment testing portfolio. The page says the service supports "industrial hygienists, environmental consultants, contractors, and facility managers" and covers assessment of "air quality, asbestos, lead, silica, metals, dust, or other workplace contaminants."

Acids - Inorganic; Asbestos - PLM, PCM, TEM, SEM, XRD; Chromium VI - Beryllium; Dust Characterization; Industrial Hygiene in Healthcare; Isocyanates - Aldehydes; Lead - Paint, Dust, Soil, Air; Metals by ICP - Welding Fume; Particle Analysis; PCBs and Formaldehyde; Phenols/Cresols/Glycols; Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons; Respirable and Total Dust; Respirable Crystalline Silica; USP - Environmental Monitoring; and Volatile Organic Compound Panels (BTEX).

These are laboratory services for samples such as air cassettes and wipes submitted by the client. The page publishes no price, prices, pricing, cost, rates or fees for any of these analyses, no per-sample charge, no detection limits and no turnaround time. It gives no phone number, no address and no hours. A visitor who wants a quote, an estimate or a scope of work for an industrial hygiene project is directed to the contact form with the line "Contact us to discuss your project goals." The page does not state which of the laboratory locations runs which of these analyses.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/environment-testing/built-environment-testing/services/industrial-hygiene-health-safety/

## Mold, Legionella and environmental microbiology testing

Eurofins Built Environment Testing publishes a mold and environmental microbiology testing service. The page states that mold and microbial testing services "include culture testing, direct microscopy, biochemistry and molecular biology methods such as Spore Trap, Biolog, FAME, API and qPCR for mold investigations, cleanroom testing, risk assessments and disaster recovery."

The named services on this page are: Bacteria; Disaster Recovery; Endotoxins; Fire Investigation Testing; Floods and Sewage Spills; Indoor Allergens; Legionella; and Mold and Fungi. The page says the business offers a network of laboratories and has developed tools to help clients with data interpretation and customised reporting.

This is a laboratory analysis service for samples that a consultant, contractor, remediation firm or building owner has collected. The page does not describe an on-site inspection or sampling visit, and it does not say who collects the sample. It publishes no price, prices, pricing, cost, rates or fees for mold, bacteria, Legionella or allergen analysis, and no turnaround time. Anyone who needs a quote or an estimate for a mold or Legionella project uses the contact form linked from the page, which invites visitors to "Contact us to discuss your project goals and learn how our testing solutions can support your data and regulatory needs." No phone number, street address, service hours or booking calendar is published for this service, and no single laboratory location is named on the page.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/environment-testing/built-environment-testing/services/mold-environmental-microbiology/

## Submitting samples: chain of custody forms, eCOC and how to get in contact

Samples are submitted to Eurofins Built Environment Testing with a chain of custody (COC) form, and the site publishes the forms by laboratory group. For the IH Lab in Ashland it lists a Chemo HPH COC, a Dialysis Water COC and an IH COC. For the Midwest lab locations in Cary, Fort Mill and Atlanta, which use the Tracker system, it lists an Asbestos COC, IAQ COC, Metals COC, Non-Contractor COC and NY Asbestos COC. For all other built environment laboratory locations, which use LabServe, it lists an Allergens COC, Asbestos COC, Bacteria COC, Lead COC, Mold COC, Standard COC, Water COC, USP<797> COC and USP<800> COC.

The wider Environment Testing resources area publishes an Air Sampling Guide, Sample Packing Instructions and an electronic chain of custody (eCOC) that clients can complete on a tablet or phone, works offline, uses electronic signatures and produces a QR code and a receipt; the site says eCOC requires a mobile device and a myEOL account. Results are reached through the Eurofins Built Environment Testing data access pages, which link to LabServe, Tracker and the Eurofins LabServe Mobile App.

There is no online booking or appointment scheduler, and no published phone number, email address, street address or hours of service. To open an account, schedule work, ask about a specific analysis or request a price, a quote or an estimate, the route published on the site is the Contact Us form, which asks for full name, city, state, phone number, company, email address and a message. The site publishes no prices, rates or fees.

Source: https://www.eurofins.com/en-us/environment-testing/built-environment-testing/resources/cocs/

## What Eurofins Built Environment Testing has not published yet

These are things people ask Eurofins Built Environment Testing that its published information does not yet cover.

- prices
- availability
- turnaround times
- test result interpretation
- detection limits or method performance
- accreditations not on the certifications page
- sample pickup or courier service
- regulatory compliance conclusions

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.

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