Websites for asbestos laboratories that win the samples, not just the tests.
Surveyors, consultants and contractors choose a laboratory on accreditation, turnaround and trust. Since HSE published its mystery shopper study of laboratory performance, they are asking harder questions about quality. We build laboratory websites that answer those questions before the phone rings.
Buyers now ask how you check your work. Most laboratory websites cannot answer.
HSE sent previously validated samples, disguised as routine work, to 59 laboratories across Great Britain. Asbestos was detected in almost every case, but errors on samples containing more than one asbestos type were far higher than in proficiency testing, and only 7% of laboratories flagged a deliberately unusual sample. The industry press has covered it, and your clients have read it.
Yet most laboratory websites still show a UKAS logo, a phone number and little else. No schedule of accreditation, no turnaround commitments, no explanation of how results are checked and no easy way to send samples. That leaves a surveyor choosing between laboratories with nothing to go on but price. Read our guide to the mystery shopper study.
- UKAS accreditation number and what the schedule covers
- AIMS participation and how results are rechecked
- Turnaround options and what each costs
- How to send samples: courier, collection or drop-off
- Who signs off results and their qualifications
A site organised the way laboratory work is bought.
Accreditation buyers can check
Your UKAS number and the scope of your schedule written out, linked to the source and set up for search, so surveyors and AI tools can confirm it in seconds.
Quality control explained
A plain-English page on how you work: AIMS participation, recheck rates, how deviating samples are handled and how analysts are trained. Exactly what cautious clients now ask about.
Turnaround and submission
Clear turnaround tiers, chain of custody forms, courier and collection booking and drop-off details, so sending you samples is easier than ringing a competitor.
A page for every service
Bulk identification, air monitoring, four stage clearance, reassurance testing and site analysis, each with its own page that answers the questions buyers actually ask.
Found by the firms who send samples
Area pages, a complete Google Business Profile and AI visibility work, so surveyors, consultants and contractors find you when they look for a laboratory near their sites.
Fixed price, live in four weeks
A new laboratory website for £3,500, hosting and domain free for the first year, and you own everything. See our pricing.
Questions from asbestos laboratories
Why does an asbestos laboratory need a better website?
Most laboratory work comes from surveyors, consultants and contractors who compare laboratories before sending samples. A website that shows accreditation, quality control, turnaround and how to submit samples makes that choice easy and moves it away from price alone.
Should we mention the HSE mystery shopper study on our website?
You do not need to mention it by name, but you should answer the questions it has prompted. Explain how analysts are trained, how results are rechecked and how unusual samples are handled. Laboratories that are open about quality control will stand out.
Can customers submit samples through the website?
Yes. We can build sample submission and chain of custody forms, courier or collection booking and clear drop-off details, so the process is quicker for your clients and your administration team.
How much does a laboratory website cost?
A new website is £3,500, one clear price with no hidden fees, live in about four weeks, with hosting and domain free for the first year. Ongoing SEO and AI visibility work is £300 a month.
Do you work with laboratories that also do surveying?
Yes. Many firms offer surveying, analysis and laboratory services together. We structure the site so each service has its own page and buyers can see the full range. See our websites for surveyors and analysts.
Make your laboratory the one surveyors trust first.
Run the free Four Stage Clearance and see how your laboratory website looks to the surveyors and contractors who choose where samples go. Our team will then personally review it within one working day.
