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Water quality report

Denver, CO
water quality

Drinking water across Denver’s community water systems, from EPA public records.

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100

Excellent

City-wide average score

56

Systems serving this city

0

With PFAS detected (UCMR5)

0

Above an EPA PFAS limit

1

Unresolved health violations

Across all community water systems EPA records map to Denver. PFAS figures are from EPA UCMR5 (2023–25) monitoring; not every system was sampled.

Community water systems serving Denver

DENVER WATER BOARD~1,287,000 people served 100› CRESTVIEW WSD~23,756 people served 100› CHERRY CREEK VALLEY WSD~22,000 people served 100› NORTH WASHINGTON STREET WSD~14,500 people served 100› ADVENIR FRENCH QUARTER~3,447 people served 100› NORTH PECOS WSD~2,500 people served 100› EASTERN ADAMS CO MD~2,485 people served 100› WEST OLIVE ESTATES~1,850 people served 100› PALMS OF ARCHER~1,092 people served 100› NORTH LINCOLN WSD~1,000 people served 100› NORTHWEST PINES MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY~990 people served 100› FSI GREEN PARK SOUTH PROPERTY LLC~966 people served 100› PINEWOOD ON THE LAKE MHP~950 people served 100› CRANBERRY LAKE MHC~820 people served 100› MCDONALD FARMS ENTERPRISES INC~772 people served 100› SPRING HILL MHP~764 people served 85› YANKEE SPRINGS MEADOWS~710 people served 100› BUCKHORN RANCH ESTATES MHP~702 people served 100› MASON MANOR~630 people served 100› BEACH MHP~624 people served 100› DUTCH HILLS~620 people served 100› FOUR SEASONS MOBILE HOME PARK~600 people served 100› TERRACE HEIGHTS~548 people served 100› BURT ESTATES MHC~543 people served 100› RAINTREE ESTATES~489 people served 100› HIGH CLIFF ESTATES~448 people served 100› GROVELAND MANOR~435 people served 100› FSI HOLLY HILLS PROPERTY LLC~435 people served 100› ALEDO MOBILE HOME PARK~423 people served 100› LAMPLIGHTER MOBILE HOME PARK~420 people served 100› OAK LANE MHC~388 people served 100› CANTERBURY ESTATES MHP~350 people served 100› IDLEDALE WSD~350 people served 100› CAPITAL CROSSINGS~345 people served 100› MOUNTAIN VALLEY MHP~338 people served 100› IMPERIAL MHC~328 people served 100› CHATFIELD SOUTH WD~312 people served 100› OLD ORCHARD ESTATES~296 people served 100› MEADOW STREAMS ESTATES~293 people served 100› THE MEADOWS~238 people served 100› COUNTRY ACRES MHP (LA SALLE COUNTY)~222 people served 100› UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.-KEENE WATER~208 people served 100› TIMBERLAND MHC~200 people served 100› MAPLE CREST MANOR MHP~190 people served 100› MEADOWOOD VILLAGE MHP~125 people served 100› FOXHILL MD~123 people served 100› PLEASANT VIEW ESTATES~122 people served 100› SUBURBAN ESTATES MHP~115 people served 100› PINON PINES PROPERTY LLC~100 people served 100› COUNTRY HOMES LAND CO~100 people served 100› EXCELL LAWSON VILLAGE~90 people served 100› DEEP CREEK CREEDE HAVEN~86 people served 100› VALLEY VISTA ESTATES~51 people served 100› VALLI HI MHP~50 people served 100› HARVEST ESTATES (FORMERLY BILLS MHP)~40 people served 100› DEEP CREEK MOUNTAIN VALLEY ESTATES~31 people served 100›

Denver water FAQ

How is Denver's water quality scored?

PurityRadar computes a 0–100 score from public EPA records for the community water systems serving Denver. The city-wide figure shown is the average of those systems.

Where does the data come from?

EPA SDWIS — the federal Safe Drinking Water Information System — covering active community water systems and their health-based violations. Every figure traces back to that public record.

Is this a substitute for testing my tap?

No. System-level data can't account for your home's own plumbing (lead service lines, fixtures). For health decisions, test your tap with a certified lab and confirm with your utility.

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