Free Water Quality
Report by ZIP Code
Enter your ZIP code for an instant preliminary water quality assessment based on regional data, known contamination patterns, and infrastructure age.
What Your Free Report Includes
Our free ZIP code lookup analyzes regional water quality data across 8 critical categories to give you an instant preliminary assessment.
8 Category Scores
Individual scores for lead, PFAS, microplastics, bacteria, chlorine, nitrates, hardness, and pH.
Letter Grades A–F
Easy-to-understand grades with color-coded risk levels for each contaminant category.
Regional Context
Results contextualized for your specific region — hard water belt, agricultural areas, industrial zones.
Known Concerns
Flagged issues based on known contamination sources, infrastructure age, and historical data.
Regional Water Quality Patterns
Water quality varies dramatically by region. Our database accounts for these known patterns.
Hard Water Belt
Midwest (IN, OH, WI, MN)
Groundwater sources with naturally high calcium and magnesium. Causes scale buildup, appliance damage, and requires 50% more detergent.
Agricultural Runoff Zones
Great Plains & Central Valley
Nitrate contamination from fertilizers and animal waste. The #1 contaminant in private wells. Linked to blue baby syndrome.
PFAS Hotspots
Near Military Bases & Industry
Firefighting foam (AFFF) and industrial discharge contaminate groundwater. PFAS detected near 700+ military installations.
Aging Infrastructure
Northeast & Rust Belt Cities
Lead service lines, Victorian-era mains, and chlorinated distribution systems create lead exposure and DBP formation risks.
Free Report vs. Lab Test — What's the Difference?
| Feature | Free ZIP Report | $99 Lab Test |
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| Based on your actual water | — | |
| Regional data analysis | ||
| 8 category scores | ||
| Individual contaminant levels | — | |
| EPA/WHO comparisons | — | |
| Personalized filtration recs | — | |
| Expert phone consultation | — | |
| Legally defensible results | — |
Ready to Know What's in Your Water?
Start with a free ZIP code report, or skip straight to the definitive answer with our $99 lab test.