Water quality report
What’s really in your water?
Every contaminant detected in your local water, compared with what independent scientists consider safe.
Source: EPA UCMR DataFree. Takes ten seconds.
Your utility’s own test results
Pulled from EPA monitoring data for the water system serving your ZIP.
Measured against health guidelines
Federal limits are often 10–100× higher than health guidelines. Your report uses the stricter number.
What each one is associated with
Plain-language health effects for every contaminant found, with the levels measured.
Your water report
Source: EPA UCMR 3, 4 and 5, state monitoring programs, and the Six-Year Review.
Potential health effects
These contaminants are associated with:
A 2019 study estimated that over 100,000 lifetime cancer cases could be attributed to carcinogenic chemicals in US tap water. Haloacetic acids, hexavalent chromium, and PFAS are among the most common cancer-linked contaminants.
Dozens of common water contaminants are associated with fertility problems in both men and women. PFAS compounds, lead, and manganese are associated with reproductive harm, preterm births, and decreased birth weight.
Low-level exposure during developmental years is associated with nervous system effects, lower IQ, and learning disabilities. Lead, manganese, arsenic, and PFAS are the primary concerns for children.
PFAS, pharmaceuticals, and pesticides in tap water are associated with disruption of thyroid, reproductive, and metabolic hormone function, and are among the most common contaminants in US water systems.
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What's in your water
Source: EPA UCMR DataCompared to health guidelines from independent scientific review.
Legal ≠ safe.
Federal limits for many contaminants are 10–100× higher than what independent scientists recommend. Your utility can be in full compliance while serving water that exceeds health guidelines.
Annual averages of all reported samples (non-detects counted as zero) over the most recent three years of data for your utility, from EPA UCMR 3, 4 and 5, the EPA Six-Year Review, and state monitoring programs. Health guidelines are based on independent scientific review and reflect what researchers consider safe for long-term exposure, including for children, pregnant women, and immunocompromised individuals.
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