What’s In Your Water?
Nature's Air & Water is your trusted source for expert advice and quality water filtration solutions. Our FREE Water Quality Assessment helps your family enjoy cleaner, healthier water at home!
Check Your Water Quality
Enter your ZIP code to get a detailed water quality assessment for your area.
What's in Your Water?
Find out now with a FREE Water Quality Report!
- No personal information is required.
- Get instant access to water quality test data for your ZIP Code!
- Your results are compared with the Environmental Working Group’s (EWG) safety standards.
- A custom water filtration solution is presented to you!
Know where your municipal water system compares to what it should be.
FAQs – Understanding Your Water Results & Recommendations
For municipal water customers, we use EPA water quality data tied to your ZIP code. This allows us to identify the most common contaminants, treatment chemicals, and concentration levels in your area. This creates a personalized, data-driven Water Quality Analysis Report designed specifically for your home.
Your recommended system is selected based on the contaminants found at the highest concentration levels in your local water. This ensures you receive the best filter technology—such as catalytic carbon, sediment filtration, RO, or a whole house water filtration system—to address your specific water conditions.
If you rely on a private well, you’ll receive tailored recommendations for the best whole house well water filtration systems for common well issues like sediment, iron, manganese, hardness, and natural minerals. These solutions help protect your plumbing, fixtures, appliances, and overall water quality.
A full Private Well Water Analysis Report is coming soon. This new feature will provide deeper insight into your specific well water conditions and allow us to deliver even more precise filtration recommendations designed for your well.
Your ZIP code allows us to pull EPA-based municipal water data, showing contaminants, treatment methods, and concentration levels in your area. This provides accurate, personalized results that reflect your actual local water quality.
Yes. Recommendations are based on your ZIP code, water source, home type, and household size. This ensures your system is properly sized, installation-friendly, and matched to your home’s unique water conditions.
Absolutely. Many contaminants—especially sediment and hard minerals—can damage plumbing, water heaters, fixtures, and appliances. The right whole house water filtration system can reduce buildup, extend equipment life, and improve overall performance.
You’re not alone—many homeowners aren’t sure. Based on your ZIP code and a few simple details from your questionnaire, we can help determine your water source and guide you toward the correct results.
No. Your Water Analysis Report and recommendations are provided with no obligation to purchase. Our goal is to give you clear, accurate information so you can make the best decision for your home.
Yes. We only use your information to generate your water results and filtration recommendations. We never sell, share, or use your data for unrelated marketing.
FAQ – About the Information We Ask For
We use your ZIP code to access EPA water quality data for your area. This helps us identify the most common contaminants and treatment chemicals in your local water so we can recommend the most accurate whole house or drinking water filtration system for your home.
Your water source determines the type of filtration you may need. Municipal water is treated with chemicals like chlorine or chloramines, while well water may contain sediment, hardness, iron, or naturally occurring minerals. Knowing your source ensures your filtration system is matched to your true water conditions.
Homeowners typically have the flexibility to install a full whole house water filtration system that protects every tap and helps extend the life of plumbing and appliances. If you’re leasing, we guide you toward non-permanent options like under-sink systems or countertop RO filters that don’t require major installation changes.
Household size helps us size your filtration system properly. More people means higher water usage, which affects flow rate, filter capacity, and how long your filters last. This ensures reliable performance and the best long-term value.
Your answers help create a personalized water profile based on your ZIP code, water source, and home setup. This allows us to identify real contaminants affecting your water and provide filtration recommendations designed specifically for your home.
Yes. Your responses allow us to recommend the best whole house water filtration system or point-of-use filter based on contaminant levels, installation flexibility, and your household’s water demand.
Absolutely. Your information is used only to generate your water results and custom product recommendations. We never sell or share your data, and we do not use it for unrelated marketing.
No. The questionnaire is simply a tool for creating accurate, personalized water recommendations. There is no obligation to make a purchase.
No problem. Many homeowners aren’t sure. Based on your ZIP code and a few quick questions, we can help determine whether your water comes from a municipal supply or a private well.
Results Tailored to Your Needs
FAQ – About EWG & Drinking Water Quality
EWG (Environmental Working Group) is a nonprofit organization that analyzes drinking water contaminants and creates science-based, health-focused guidelines to help consumers understand their real water quality. They evaluate risks that may not be fully covered by outdated federal standards.
Many EPA water standards haven’t been updated in decades, and some harmful contaminants still have no federal limit at all. EWG highlights these gaps and provides stricter, health-based benchmarks that reflect modern medical research.
EWG scientists review toxicology studies, peer-reviewed research, federal advisories, and medical data. Their guidelines reflect what is safest for long-term health—not what is convenient or cost-effective for water utilities.
EWG does not test individual household water. Instead, they analyze nationwide water system data collected by utilities and the EPA, then apply their health-based guidelines to highlight contaminants that may exceed safe levels.
Nature’s Air & Water uses EPA water data combined with EWG’s health-based guidelines to create more accurate, meaningful water analysis results. This helps match customers with filtration systems designed to reduce the contaminants most relevant to their home.
EWG’s limits are based solely on protecting human health. In contrast, federal limits often factor in treatment costs and political compromise. EWG’s stricter benchmarks provide a clearer picture of what’s truly safe for daily consumption.
You shouldn’t panic, but you should be informed. Water that meets federal standards may still contain contaminants at levels that health experts consider potentially risky. Many families choose whole house water filtration or drinking water systems to reduce exposure.
EWG does not endorse brands. However, their guidelines help companies like Nature’s Air & Water design filtration recommendations that directly target the contaminants EWG identifies as concerning.
No. EWG is an independent nonprofit organization funded by consumer support and grants. Their work is science-driven and not influenced by political or industry interests.
Because EWG offers an unbiased, science-first approach that aligns with Nature’s Air & Water’s mission to help families access cleaner, safer drinking water. Their guidelines allow us to deliver filtration recommendations that go far beyond minimum regulatory standards.