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ZIP 77037 Tap Water Quality Report

What the State of Texas found in the water utilities serving 77037 in Houston, TX, and how to treat it.

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9contaminants found above EPA health goals in at least one utility
7.3–12grains per gallon hardness (range across utilities in this ZIP): hard to very hard
12water utilities with state test results in this ZIP

Found Above EPA Health Goals

An EPA health goal is the level at which no health risk is expected. Legal limits are often higher, because they also weigh the cost of treatment. These contaminants were found above the health goal in at least one utility serving 77037.

Gross alpha radioactivityFound in 9 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zero · Legal limit: 15 pCi/LHighest utility average: 7.8 pCi/LRemoved by: PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
UraniumFound in 8 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zero · Legal limit: 30 ppbHighest utility average: 17.9 ppbRemoved by: PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivityFound in 8 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zeroHighest utility average: 11.5 pCi/LRemoved by: PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Lead (home tap samples)Found in 5 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zeroHighest utility average: 3.5 ppbRemoved by: PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
BromoformFound in 3 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zeroHighest utility average: 3.7 ppbRemoved by: AquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE, PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
BromodichloromethaneFound in 3 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zeroHighest utility average: 8.6 ppbRemoved by: AquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE, PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
ArsenicFound in 2 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zero · Legal limit: 10 ppbHighest utility average: 3.6 ppbRemoved by: PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium (combined 226 + 228)Found in 2 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zero · Legal limit: 5 pCi/LHighest utility average: 3.8 pCi/LRemoved by: Water softener, PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dichloroacetic acidFound in 1 of 12 utilitiesHealth goal: zeroHighest utility average: 16.3 ppbRemoved by: AquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE, PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Source: Test results from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Drinking Water Viewer, samples collected October 2023 through October 2026. Health goals and legal limits from the U.S. EPA National Primary Drinking Water Regulations. Each utility below lists its state water system ID so you can look up its records.

Results by Water Utility

Your water utility is the name on your water bill. Open it to see everything the state found in its water from October 2023 through October 2026.

City of Houston serves about 2,202,531 people · hardness 7.3 gpg (hard) · 6 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Arsenic Above health goal
Occurs naturally in Texas groundwater. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer and to skin and circulatory problems.
3.6 ppb4.1 ppb10 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Bromodichloromethane Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
8.6 ppb17 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Bromoform Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
1.5 ppb2 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dichloroacetic acid Above health goal
A haloacetic acid disinfection byproduct.
16.3 ppb29.9 ppbpart of HAA5ZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
7.8 pCi/L7.8 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Lead (home tap samples) Above health goal
No safe level for children. Lead usually comes from household plumbing and fixtures, not the utility.
3.5 ppb13.9 ppb15 action level (ppb)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Aluminum
Can discolor water.
0.063 ppm0.1 ppm0.2 guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Atrazine
A weed killer that runs off farm fields.
0.14 ppb0.19 ppb3 ppb3 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.13 ppm0.28 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Bromochloroacetic acid
A haloacetic acid disinfection byproduct.
4.7 ppb6.9 ppbNoneNone setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
43.4 ppm116 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloroform
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
22.6 ppb50 ppbpart of TTHMs70 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.12 ppm1.2 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dibromoacetic acid
A haloacetic acid disinfection byproduct.
1.4 ppb2.1 ppbpart of HAA5None setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dibromochloromethane
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
2.5 ppb5.1 ppbpart of TTHMs60 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.21 ppm0.21 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Haloacetic acids (HAA5)
Disinfection byproducts that form when chlorine reacts with organic matter. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
21.3 ppb38.1 ppb60 ppbNone setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Iron
Causes rust stains and a metallic taste.
0.099 ppm1.3 ppm0.3 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Manganese
Causes black staining and a bitter taste.
0.019 ppm0.22 ppm0.05 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Monochloroacetic acid
A haloacetic acid disinfection byproduct.
3.6 ppb3.6 ppbpart of HAA570 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
2.2 ppb3.9 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.32 ppm0.77 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Selenium
A natural mineral that is harmful at high levels.
5.6 ppb7.3 ppb50 ppb50 ppbPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Simazine
A weed killer that runs off fields and roadsides.
0.09 ppb0.09 ppb4 ppb4 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
43.5 ppm110 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
21.6 ppm58 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
257 ppm355 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)
Disinfection byproducts that form when chlorine reacts with organic matter. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
32.5 ppb53.8 ppb80 ppbNone setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Trichloroacetic acid
A haloacetic acid disinfection byproduct.
5.2 ppb9 ppbpart of HAA520 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.011 ppm0.018 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Chlorite, Thallium, Total, Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Adipate, Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate, Carbon, Total, Xylenes, Total, Texas Lead, Cyanide - Free.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010013. 1317 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010013.

Sunbelt Fresh Water Supply District Northline Terrace serves about 3,225 people · hardness 9.8 gpg (hard) · 5 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Arsenic Above health goal
Occurs naturally in Texas groundwater. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer and to skin and circulatory problems.
2.1 ppb2.1 ppb10 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
6 pCi/L6 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
5.5 pCi/L5.5 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Lead (home tap samples) Above health goal
No safe level for children. Lead usually comes from household plumbing and fixtures, not the utility.
0.6 ppb0.72 ppb15 action level (ppb)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
9.1 ppb9.1 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Aluminum
Can discolor water.
0.02 ppm0.02 ppm0.2 guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.36 ppm0.36 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
55 ppm55 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.014 ppm0.05 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Iron
Causes rust stains and a metallic taste.
1 ppm1 ppm0.3 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Manganese
Causes black staining and a bitter taste.
0.0071 ppm0.0071 ppm0.05 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.4 ppb1.4 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.26 ppm0.26 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
30.1 ppm30.1 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
11 ppm11 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
314 ppm314 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.045 ppm0.045 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U, Texas Lead.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010117. 25 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010117.

Blue Bell Manor Subdivision serves about 2,607 people · hardness 10.5 gpg (very hard) · 7 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Bromodichloromethane Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
6.6 ppb6.6 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Bromoform Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
3.7 ppb8.9 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
2.3 pCi/L3.5 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
4.1 pCi/L4.1 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium (combined 226 + 228) Above health goal
Naturally radioactive. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
1.5 pCi/L1.5 pCi/L5 pCi/LZeroWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium-228 (part of combined radium) Above health goal
Naturally radioactive. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
1.5 pCi/L1.5 pCi/L5 combined (pCi/L)ZeroWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
5.7 ppb5.7 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.25 ppm0.27 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
52.5 ppm53 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloroform
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
4 ppb4 ppbpart of TTHMs70 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.0017 ppm0.0042 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dibromochloromethane
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
6.2 ppb11 ppbpart of TTHMs60 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.12 ppm0.12 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Iron
Causes rust stains and a metallic taste.
0.011 ppm0.011 ppm0.3 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Manganese
Causes black staining and a bitter taste.
0.0012 ppm0.0012 ppm0.05 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.6 ppb1.8 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.23 ppm0.29 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Selenium
A natural mineral that is harmful at high levels.
3.5 ppb3.5 ppb50 ppb50 ppbPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
31.4 ppm32.2 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
6 ppm7 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
299 ppm309 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)
Disinfection byproducts that form when chlorine reacts with organic matter. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
2.6 ppb2.6 ppb80 ppbNone setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.021 ppm0.037 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Dibromomethane, Xylenes, Total, Ethylbenzene, Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010647. 35 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010647.

Nitsch & Son Utility serves about 2,217 people · hardness 9.5 gpg (hard) · 8 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Bromodichloromethane Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
1.2 ppb1.2 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Bromoform Above health goal
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
1.8 ppb1.8 ppbpart of TTHMsZeroAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
5 pCi/L5 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
11.5 pCi/L11.5 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium (combined 226 + 228) Above health goal
Naturally radioactive. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
3.8 pCi/L3.8 pCi/L5 pCi/LZeroWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium-226 (part of combined radium) Above health goal
Naturally radioactive. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
2.8 pCi/L2.8 pCi/L5 combined (pCi/L)ZeroWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Radium-228 (part of combined radium) Above health goal
Naturally radioactive. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
1.1 pCi/L1.1 pCi/L5 combined (pCi/L)ZeroWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
17.9 ppb17.9 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.31 ppm0.31 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
52 ppm52 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Dibromochloromethane
A trihalomethane disinfection byproduct.
2.2 ppb2.2 ppbpart of TTHMs60 ppbAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.17 ppm0.17 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Iron
Causes rust stains and a metallic taste.
0.043 ppm0.043 ppm0.3 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.4 ppb1.4 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.22 ppm0.22 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Selenium
A natural mineral that is harmful at high levels.
11.6 ppb11.6 ppb50 ppb50 ppbPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
35.3 ppm35.3 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
9 ppm9 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
295 ppm295 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)
Disinfection byproducts that form when chlorine reacts with organic matter. Long-term exposure is linked to cancer.
5.2 ppb5.2 ppb80 ppbNone setAquaCarb PRO & AquaCarb ELITE
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.024 ppm0.024 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010145. 18 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010145.

Westfield Garden Mobile Home Park serves about 942 people · hardness 9.2 gpg (hard) · 3 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
3 pCi/L3 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
5.3 pCi/L5.3 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
6.2 ppb6.2 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.26 ppm0.26 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
47 ppm47 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.15 ppm0.15 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.4 ppb1.4 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.3 ppm0.32 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
33 ppm33 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
8 ppm8 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
313 ppm313 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.015 ppm0.015 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1011947. 26 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1011947.

Harris County Municipal Utility District 321 serves about 882 people · 1 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Lead (home tap samples) Above health goal
No safe level for children. Lead usually comes from household plumbing and fixtures, not the utility.
0.68 ppb0.9 ppb15 action level (ppb)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.096 ppm0.18 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.05 ppm0.05 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1012913. 24 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1012913.

Sunbelt Fresh Water Supply District Oakglen Subdivision serves about 693 people · hardness 8.9 gpg (hard) · 4 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
7 pCi/L7 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
5.9 pCi/L5.9 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Lead (home tap samples) Above health goal
No safe level for children. Lead usually comes from household plumbing and fixtures, not the utility.
2.7 ppb4.2 ppb15 action level (ppb)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
5.3 ppb5.3 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.3 ppm0.3 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
52 ppm52 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.18 ppm0.81 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.16 ppm0.16 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.4 ppb1.4 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.3 ppm0.32 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
31.7 ppm31.7 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
7 ppm7 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
289 ppm289 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.02 ppm0.02 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010188. 26 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010188.

Pin Oak Mobile Home Park serves about 345 people · hardness 11.1 gpg (very hard) · 3 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
3 pCi/L3 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
6.2 pCi/L6.2 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
8.3 ppb8.3 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.36 ppm0.36 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
56 ppm56 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.011 ppm0.021 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.12 ppm0.12 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.7 ppb1.7 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.24 ppm0.24 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
30.8 ppm30.8 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
5 ppm5 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
323 ppm323 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.019 ppm0.019 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010826. 19 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010826.

Mading Lane serves about 312 people · hardness 12 gpg (very hard) · 0 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.22 ppm0.22 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
54 ppm54 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.013 ppm0.022 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Fluoride
Natural or added by the utility. Very high levels can affect teeth and bones.
0.11 ppm0.11 ppm4 ppm4 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.6 ppb1.6 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.16 ppm0.17 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
33.4 ppm33.4 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sulfate
Can give water a bitter taste.
5 ppm5 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
344 ppm344 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010517. 17 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010517.

Rosewood Mobile Home Park serves about 234 people · 0 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1011971. 0 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1011971.

Carby Mobile Home Park serves about 210 people · hardness 11.2 gpg (very hard) · 3 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
6 pCi/L6 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
6 pCi/L6 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
9.5 ppb9.5 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.37 ppm0.38 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
57 ppm57 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.002 ppm0.002 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Iron
Causes rust stains and a metallic taste.
0.042 ppm0.065 ppm0.3 taste/stain guideline (ppm)None setWater softener
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.8 ppb1.8 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.22 ppm0.22 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Selenium
A natural mineral that is harmful at high levels.
5 ppb5.4 ppb50 ppb50 ppbPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
36.2 ppm36.2 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
329 ppm329 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Zinc
Can give water a metallic taste.
0.022 ppm0.025 ppm5 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1011632. 21 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1011632.

Melrose Mobile Home Park serves about 186 people · hardness 11.5 gpg (very hard) · 4 above health goals
ContaminantAverage foundHighest foundLegal limitEPA health goalRemoved by
Gross alpha radioactivity Above health goal
Natural radioactivity from uranium and radium in groundwater.
7 pCi/L7 pCi/L15 pCi/LZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Gross beta radioactivity Above health goal
Radioactivity from natural and man-made sources.
6.9 pCi/L6.9 pCi/L50 screening level (pCi/L)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Lead (home tap samples) Above health goal
No safe level for children. Lead usually comes from household plumbing and fixtures, not the utility.
0.9 ppb0.9 ppb15 action level (ppb)ZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Uranium Above health goal
A naturally radioactive metal in Texas groundwater.
9 ppb9 ppb30 ppbZeroPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Barium
A natural metal. High levels can raise blood pressure.
0.43 ppm0.43 ppm2 ppm2 ppmWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Chloride
Gives water a salty taste.
53 ppm53 ppm250 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Copper (home tap samples)
Usually comes from household copper plumbing.
0.012 ppm0.018 ppm1.3 action level (ppm)1.3 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nickel
A natural metal. No federal limit.
1.5 ppb1.5 ppbNoneNone setWater softener
PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Nitrate
From fertilizer, septic systems and natural deposits. High levels are dangerous for infants.
0.21 ppm0.21 ppm10 ppm10 ppmPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Sodium
No federal limit. EPA advises 20 ppm or less for people on low-sodium diets.
30.9 ppm30.9 ppmNoneNone setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Everything dissolved in the water. High TDS affects taste.
321 ppm321 ppm500 taste guideline (ppm)None setPureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA

Also detected (no federal limit or health goal): Gross Alpha, Incl. Radon & U.

Source: TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer, public water system ID TX1010743. 17 samples tested October 2023 through October 2026. To see the state records yourself, open the TCEQ Drinking Water Viewer ↗, choose Water Systems and search for TX1010743.

How We Treat Houston Water

This is what each of our systems does about the contaminants found in 77037.

Found in 77037Water softenerAquaCarb PRO / ELITEPureGuard RO / PureGuard ULTRA
Hardness (7.3–12 grains per gallon)✓–✓
Arsenic––✓
Bromodichloromethane–✓✓
Bromoform–✓✓
Dichloroacetic acid–✓✓
Gross alpha radioactivity––✓
Gross beta radioactivity––✓
Lead (home tap samples)––✓
Radium (combined 226 + 228)✓–✓
Uranium––✓
Haloacetic acids (HAA5)–✓✓
Iron✓––
Manganese✓––
Sodium––✓
Total dissolved solids (TDS)––✓
Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)–✓✓

That is why our SENTINEL packages pair a whole-home system with a PureGuard RO & PureGuard ULTRA drinking water system. The softener and AquaCarb handle the water that goes on you. Reverse osmosis handles the water that goes in you. Salt delivery and filter changes are covered by the UnitedCare Membership.

About This Report

Test results come from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Drinking Water Viewer, covering samples collected October 2023 through October 2026. Legal limits and health goals are from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's National Primary and Secondary Drinking Water Regulations. "Average found" is the average of samples where the contaminant was detected.

Utility reports show the water the utility delivers. What comes out of your tap also depends on your home's plumbing. Lead and copper results come from samples taken at customers' taps. The best way to know what is in your water is to test it at your sink. We do that for free.

Every utility listed here is required to meet federal standards, and finding a contaminant above a health goal does not mean a utility is out of compliance.

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