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Water Quality Reports

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.

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For current measured values, always refer to your utility's official published report.

Reports by utility

SC

Myrtle Beach Water Quality Report

Grand Strand Water & Sewer Authority

Key concerns: TTHMs, HAAs, PFAS, Hardness

Read Report Summary →SC

Greenville Water Quality Report

Greenville Water System

Key concerns: Chloramine taste and smell, Manganese

Read Report Summary →SC

Charleston Water Quality Report

Charleston Water System

Key concerns: PFAS, Lead, TTHMs, Saltwater Intrusion

Read Report Summary →NC

Wilmington Water Quality Report

Cape Fear Public Utility Authority

Key concerns: PFAS/GenX, Chloramine, Saltwater Intrusion

Read Report Summary →

What 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.

Read the official reports

Every water utility publishes an annual water quality report (also called a Consumer Confidence Report). The name on your water bill tells you which one is yours.

Local reports

More water quality reports

Myrtle Beach, SC Water Quality ReportA plain-language overview of the Myrtle Beach (GSWSA) Consumer Confidence Report, what the utility reports on and what each parameter means.Read more →Wilmington, NC Water Quality ReportA plain-language overview of the CFPUA (Wilmington) Consumer Confidence Report. GenX, PFAS and disinfection byproducts explained.Read more →Charleston, SC Water Quality ReportA plain-language overview of the Charleston Water System Consumer Confidence Report, PFAS, lead, and disinfection byproducts explained.Read more →

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