Tap & Air

EPA data for 198 US cities

What's really in your tap water and your air?

Chlorine or chloramine, hardness, lead, PFAS and EPA violations for your utility, plus your county's radon zone. In plain English, with what to do about it whether you rent or own.

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Your utility's own record

We match each city to the water system that serves it in EPA's database, then pull its disinfectant, lead sampling, violations and PFAS results.

02

Plus the air in your basement

Radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer. We show EPA's radon zone for every county, and when testing is worth it.

03

Advice that fits your lease

Renters get no-plumbing options. Owners get whole-home fixes and free installer quotes where it matters: softeners and radon mitigation.

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Share of each state's counties in EPA radon zone 1, where the predicted average indoor level is above 4 pCi/L.

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Counties in EPA radon zone 10%1% to 18%19% to 40%41% to 62%63% or moreNo data