SC & NC Water Quality Reports
Every public water utility is required by the EPA to publish an annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR). These pages are plain-language guides to what each utility reports on and what the parameters mean. For current measured values, always refer to your utility's official published report.
Myrtle Beach Water Quality Report
Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority
Key concerns: TTHMs, HAAs, PFAS, Hardness
Read Report SummaryGreenville Water Quality Report
Greenville Water System
Key concerns: Chloramine Byproducts, Manganese, Hardness
Read Report SummaryCharleston Water Quality Report
Charleston Water System
Key concerns: PFAS, Lead, TTHMs, Saltwater Intrusion
Read Report SummaryWilmington Water Quality Report
Cape Fear Public Utility Authority
Key concerns: PFAS/GenX, Chloramine, Saltwater Intrusion
Read Report SummaryWhat a CCR Does and Doesn't Cover
Consumer Confidence Reports reflect water quality within the utility's system rather than at your individual tap. Because water then travels through distribution lines and your own household plumbing, values such as lead and iron can differ at the faucet. A free ClearFlow in-home test measures conditions at your own faucet.
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