Get a Free Water Quality Report for Your Area
Your local municipal water quality report can help you understand which contaminants, minerals, and treatment chemicals may be present in your tap water. This information can also help you determine which type of drinking-water filtration may be appropriate for your home.
Requesting your free report is easy. Complete the form at the bottom of this page or email us at support@alkalinewaterplus.com with your ZIP code.
Please also tell us about any concerns you have noticed, such as unusual odors, tastes, staining, mineral scale, cloudy water, or other water-quality issues. Include any questions you would like us to address.
What Your Free Water Quality Report May Include
Depending on the information available for your local water system, your report may help identify:
- Contaminants reported in your municipal water supply
- Disinfectants and treatment chemicals used by the water utility
- Water hardness or mineral information, when available
- Potential sources of taste, odor, staining, or scale
- Filtration considerations for your drinking water
- Questions you may want to ask your local water utility
The report is intended to help you better understand the available information about your local water supply. It is not a substitute for laboratory testing of water taken directly from your home.
How to Understand Your Water Quality Report
Water reports can contain unfamiliar contaminant names, measurements, and technical terminology. After receiving your report, take time to review it carefully.
We are happy to help explain the information and answer questions such as:
- Which contaminants should I pay particular attention to?
- What do the reported contaminant levels mean?
- What treatment chemicals are used in my water?
- Which filtration methods may reduce the contaminants listed?
- How do I choose filtration that is appropriate for my needs?
- Could local water conditions affect the performance of a water ionizer?
Our goal is to help you understand the information so you can make a more informed decision about your drinking water and filtration.
Three Steps to Better Drinking Water
- Learn what may be in your water.
Begin with your local municipal water quality report. If you use a private well, arrange for testing of the water from your individual well. - Choose filtration based on your actual water concerns.
Different filtration methods address different contaminants. Avoid choosing a system based only on broad advertising claims. - Maintain your filtration system.
Replace filters according to the recommended schedule so the system can continue performing as intended.
Learn More About Drinking-Water Filtration
New to Water Filtration?
Our Water Filtration Basics guide explains common drinking-water contaminants, different filtration technologies, and important questions to consider before selecting a system.
For many households, focusing first on the quality of the water used for drinking and cooking can be more practical and affordable than treating every gallon of water used throughout the entire home.
Private Wells and Additional Water Testing
Municipal water quality reports do not describe the water from a private well. If your home uses well water, testing must be performed on water collected from your individual well.
Additional testing may also be advisable if:
- You live in an older home or neighborhood
- Your home has older plumbing or service lines
- You notice unusual odors, tastes, stains, sediment, or scale
- Your water comes from a private well
- You have concerns that may not be addressed by the municipal report
- Your water quality appears to change at different times of the year
A local certified laboratory, plumbing professional, or water-testing company may be able to test your home's water directly. Your city, county health department, or local water authority may also be able to recommend qualified testing resources.
Our Goal Is to Help You Choose Appropriate Filtration
At Alkaline Water Plus, we want you to understand your water before choosing a filtration system or water ionizer. The most suitable filtration depends on your water source, reported contaminants, mineral content, household plumbing, and individual concerns.
We will help you review the available information and consider practical filtration options for your drinking water—whether or not you ultimately purchase a water ionizer from us.
Request Your Free Water Quality Report
Complete the form below and include your ZIP code, water source, concerns, and any questions you would like us to answer.
You may also email your request to support@alkalinewaterplus.com .