What contaminants are in White House's water?

White House's water utility tests for 83 different contaminants. Currently, 2 contaminants are above EPA MCLGs. You can view detailed information about each contaminant, including test results, health effects, and comparisons to EPA MCLGs in the sections above.

Do I need a water filter in White House?

Yes, we recommend using a water filter in White House. With 2 contaminants above EPA MCLGs, a certified water filter can reduce your exposure to these substances. Look for filters certified for NSF-53 (health effects) or NSF-58 (reverse osmosis) that specifically remove the contaminants found in your water.

Does White House have any water quality violations?

WHITE HOUSE UTILITY DISTRICT currently has no reported Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL) violations, meaning the water meets all federal legal limits. However, health-based guidelines are often more protective than legal limits, which is why we compare test results to EPA MCLG Levels on this page.

What are the main contaminants in White House tap water?

The main contaminants of concern in White House's tap water include Bromodichloromethane, Dichloroacetic Acid (DCA). These substances were found above EPA health-based guidelines. You can view detailed information about each contaminant, including health effects and recommended filters, in the contaminants section above.

Can you drink tap water in White House?

While you can technically drink tap water in White House as it meets legal requirements, 2 contaminants are above EPA health guidelines. We recommend using a certified water filter for optimal protection, especially for vulnerable individuals.

How often is White House's water tested?

WHITE HOUSE UTILITY DISTRICT is required by federal law to test water quality regularly. The frequency depends on the contaminant - some are tested daily (like bacteria), while others are tested monthly, quarterly, or annually. The test results shown on this page are from the most recent testing period reported to the EPA.

Where does White House's tap water come from?

White House's drinking water comes from surface water. Surface water sources include rivers, lakes, and reservoirs, which require more extensive treatment to remove sediments and potential contaminants. The utility treats this water using conventional, filtration, pre-oxidation with chlorine before distribution.

What is the overall water quality in White House?

White House has 2 contaminants above EPA health guidelines (MCLGs) out of 83+ tested. While meeting federal legal limits (MCLs), the presence of contaminants above health-based guidelines suggests that using a certified water filter could provide additional protection, especially for sensitive populations.

Does White House have hard or soft water?

Water hardness information is not currently available for White House. You can contact WHITE HOUSE UTILITY DISTRICT at 615-672-4110 for specific hardness data. Generally, water hardness varies by source - groundwater tends to be harder (more minerals) while surface water is often softer. Signs of hard water include white deposits on fixtures, soap scum, and difficulty lathering soap.

What are the most common contaminants detected in White House water?

The most commonly detected contaminants in White House water include: pH, Bromodichloromethane, Sodium, Dichloroacetic Acid (DCA), Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA). Of these, 2 exceed EPA health guidelines. These contaminants are regularly monitored by WHITE HOUSE UTILITY DISTRICT and reported to the EPA. View the detailed contaminant section above for specific levels and health information.

White House Tap Water Quality Report

White House's water has 2 contaminants above EPA MCLGs. Consider using a certified water filter for additional protection.

Utility

WHITE HOUSE UTILITY

People Served

104,872

MCL Violations

Last Updated

2025-02-18

Is White House Tap Water Safe to Drink?

White House's water has 2 contaminants above EPA health-based guidelines (MCLGs). While the water meets federal legal limits, we recommend using a certified water filter for additional protection, especially for vulnerable populations like children, pregnant women, and those with compromised immune systems.

The data below shows test results from 1 water utility serving 104,872 people in the White House area. Water quality testing is conducted regularly and reported to the EPA. This report was last updated 2025-02-18.

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Frequently Asked Questions About White House Tap Water

White House's water has 2 contaminants above EPA MCLGs. While the water meets federal legal limits, we recommend using a certified water filter for additional protection, especially for vulnerable populations like children, pregnant women, and those with compromised immune systems.

White House Tap Water Quality Report

Is White House Tap Water Safe to Drink?

White House Water Service Areas

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Frequently Asked Questions About White House Tap Water

Is White House tap water safe to drink?

What contaminants are in White House's water?

Do I need a water filter in White House?

Does White House have any water quality violations?

What are the main contaminants in White House tap water?

Can you drink tap water in White House?

How often is White House's water tested?

Where does White House's tap water come from?

What is the overall water quality in White House?

Does White House have hard or soft water?

What are the most common contaminants detected in White House water?

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