The National Water Quality Awareness Coalition (NWQAC) was established to help consumers understand the specific mineral and chemical composition of their household water supply. Public water utilities do an immense job treating water at the source, but municipal water reports only show historical averages across an entire region...they cannot account for what happens to that water as it travels through miles of aging infrastructure to your specific kitchen faucet.
Factors like fluctuating chlorine levels, mineral scaling from hardness, iron leaching, or aesthetic sulfur odors can vary significantly from neighborhood to neighborhood, and even house to house.
Take Control of Your Household Water Knowledge
NWQAC members provide new residents with an essential, on-site look at their household's water profile. By evaluating key localized indicators, we give you the clarity you need to understand exactly what could be in your water.
Check the NWQAC notice for your local NWQAC Member's phone number to schedule your complimentary, at-the-tap informational assessment.