Start Your Water Investigation

Water recommendation

Get my water recommendation.

Tell us about your water source, ZIP code, household size, bathrooms, main issue, and existing equipment. The output is educational and avoids overconfident claims.

24-hour review

Get your water report within 24 hours.

Submit your water clues and we'll review them within 24 hours. If public water information is available for your area, we'll check it. Then we'll send the safest next step: testing, filter guidance, softener guidance, or installation help.

We review your water source, symptoms, city, ZIP, and timeline.
For city water, we may reference public water-quality reports where available.
For private wells, we'll usually recommend testing before choosing a system.
For PFAS, lead, bacteria, or safety concerns, we'll flag where verified testing or product documentation is needed.

Get My Water Report

Step 1: Water clues

Water source Utility/provider name if known Case type Secondary clues ZIP code City Last name Home age if known Existing softener Existing filter Existing water test result What do you want most? Installation preference Timeline

Your Water Report

Case File: Mystery Tap

Case Summary: Choose your water source and case type to preview a safe starting point.

Key Clues: Your selected water source and main issue.

Possible Cause: Your water source, plumbing, pressure, and product documentation all matter.

Recommended Next Step: Start with the investigation form.

Important Caveat: Final recommendation depends on your water source, plumbing, flow rate, pressure, and product documentation.

Step 2: Contact info

First name Email Phone Notes I agree to be contacted about my water report.

What happens after you submit?

We review your water clues.

We check relevant public water info when available.

We identify the safest next step.

You get a clear report within 24 hours.

Is this a lab test?

No. Your Mystery Tap report is based on your submitted clues and public water information where available. If your concern involves safety, PFAS, lead, bacteria, nitrates, arsenic, or unknown well-water conditions, testing may be the safest next step.

Do you actually check my city?

When public water information is available, we may review it as part of your report. Private wells usually require separate testing because city water reports do not represent private well water.

Will you tell me exactly what system to buy?

We'll recommend the safest next step. Sometimes that is a system category. Sometimes it is a water test, installation consult, or more information before buying.

Why 24 hours?

We want a real person to review your clues instead of giving you a random instant recommendation.

No pressure. No random system recommendation. No unsupported contaminant claims.