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Puget Sound · WA DOH public data

Is your tap water safe? PFAS results for 2,855 Puget Sound water systems

Washington publishes PFAS test results for public water systems — but by system ID, in agency formats. We compiled them into plain-English pages: 1,294 systems tested so far in our ten counties, 302 with at least one detection, 25 above a Washington state action level. The rest haven’t reported results yet — unknown, not clean.

Fastest route: enter your address in the free checker and we’ll match it to your system. Or browse by county below. Data: WA Department of Health PFAS results, updated 2026-07-22 — per water source, not per tap; informational only, not health advice.

Thurston County

967 systems · 207 tested · 72 with detections · 5 above action level

Pierce County

406 systems · 228 tested · 84 with detections · 10 above action level

Island County

282 systems · 227 tested · 35 with detections · 1 above action level

Whatcom County

267 systems · 97 tested · 21 with detections · 2 above action level

Mason County

230 systems · 137 tested · 17 with detections · 1 above action level

Kitsap County

176 systems · 113 tested · 19 with detections · 2 above action level

Snohomish County

158 systems · 84 tested · 15 with detections

Lewis County

157 systems · 63 tested · 9 with detections · 1 above action level

King County

126 systems · 103 tested · 29 with detections · 3 above action level

Skagit County

86 systems · 35 tested · 1 with detections

Why "waitlist" and not "book now": Salish Water Works is completing its Washington contractor registration (RCW 18.27). Until that's done, we don't offer, bid, or perform installation work, and nothing here is for sale. The waitlist is free and non-binding — it just holds your place for launch.