WH Labs Joins the Houston West Chamber of Commerce

Houston, TX — [July 31, 2026] — WH Labs is pleased to announce that it has joined the Houston West Chamber of Commerce, strengthening its connection with businesses and organizations throughout the Houston area.

WH Labs Joins Houston West Chamber of Commerce

As a Houston-based ISO 9001:2015 and ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited laboratory and industrial welding provider, WH Labs provides metallurgical testing, failure analysis, weld testing, non-destructive testing (NDT), welding & fabrication services, and technical consulting to support industrial and manufacturing applications.

Joining the Houston West Chamber of Commerce provides WH Labs with an opportunity to become more involved in the local business community and connect with other Houston-area businesses and professionals.

We’re pleased to be joining the Houston West Chamber of Commerce and look forward to becoming more involved in the Houston business community,” said Ryan Talbert, CEO.

WH Labs is located at 8450 Rayson Road, Houston, TX, and serves customers across a range of industrial sectors requiring materials testing, metallurgical analysis, welding evaluation, corrosion-resistant welding applications and fabrication, and failure investigation.

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