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Water quality reports can be obtained by contacting the supplier directly, or through the U.S. EPAs website on Local Drinking Water Information. Unfortunately, its impossible to test for all potential contaminants.
Private businesses offer water testing for anything from $25 to $400 depending on the extensiveness of the tests. You can find some popular at major retailers online: Kits on Amazon go for between $20 and $30.
However, if you are concerned about contaminants in your homes water system, contact your state drinking water certification officer to obtain a list of certified laboratories in your state. Depending on how many contaminants you wish to test for, the cost of a water test can range from $15 to hundreds of dollars.
Call the MDHHS Environmental and Health Hotline at 800-648-6942 to see if your home is in an area that is under investigation for PFAS. We may be able to test your water for free. If we cannot test your water for free, contact a certified drinking water lab about PFAS testing and the test cost.
However, if you are concerned about contaminants in your homes water system, contact your state drinking water certification officer to obtain a list of certified laboratories in your state. Depending on how many contaminants you wish to test for, the cost of a water test can range from $15 to hundreds of dollars.
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Contact your local county Cooperative Extension office, local health department, or Georgia EPD for a complete list of drinking water standards. You can also find it online at . Testing through UGAs water testing laboratory will provide details on any concerns as well as treatment options.
Private Well Testing 850-245-4250. AskEH@flhealth.gov. 850-487-0864. Bureau of Environmental Health, Water Programs. 4052 Bald Cypress Way, Bin A-08. Tallahassee, FL 32399-1710.
The most common and widespread contaminants in Florida are bacteria, nitrates and lead. Other chemicals like ethylene dibromide (EDB), tetrachlorethylene (PCE) and temik have also been found in isolated areas. Contaminated drinking water can cause a number of diseases, and is sometimes fatal to vulnerable people.

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